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us: do. 2's. l0Uik; Northern PACING, 90: Cana
dian Pacific ST: Central Pacific. 3114 Union Pa
eihc, 4I$s: Atehison and Santa he, 1885; Wells
Fargo l4O; Western Union, s21s: Silver, es$sc;
Sterling, 81 81 ta6pi s..
Wheat december, 81 o5as- Flour = Steady.
Cofee-Sl3 % Sugar-234 @SIac. Hops-Pacifc
Coast, l5@2lc. Hides, lac. Copper-Lake, 81 10.
rin-Spot $40 %. Lead-DomeStic, 81 70. Iron
Sl5. Petroleum. December. 52e.
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William Springfellow, farmer of Los
Gates, has sent to the rooms of the State
Board OF Trade specimen sprig of foliage
from curious Kind of redwood tree that
grows on his ranch. His place is known as
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THE CALLS
QUERY COLUMN.
washington First Proclaimed a National
Thanksgiving.
The Yak of Asiatic -Flateau-Instinot of the
Brute-Captain Charles King-Bruner
Investigation Vote.

THE CALLS Query Column is conducted with
view TO aid all seekers after knowledge OF gen
eral interest.
Catch questions viii not receive any attention.
No opinion will be given in this column regard
ing The reliability or character OF any person or
firms in this city or elsewhere.
Questions, answers to which are III the nature
of an advertisement, will not be answered.
Every inquiry must have The true and full
name of the sender as well as the correct resi-
Gence. Any inquiry that has not the cor
rect name and address of the sender Will
be treated as if 1T was not signed. and tho
writer need not expect an answer.
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forever rid herself OF what VIII otherwise be
life biemish You do not see IL 10 the East simply
from the fact that every woman knows of the sue
cess of the Electric Needle Operation, and has her
face promptly attended to. This. like every other
specially, has become the field for the inexperi-
enced. who. with no experience and less knowledge
profess to perform this operation successfully but
when once you have been under the treatment of
specialist, and see how painless is the operation in
his hands. you Will have further fear Of ope-
ration, which, though delicate, is painless and
ing so humiliating so masculine and SO disfguring
to refined, sensitive woman this growth OF te
male fac ia hair There is but one remedy by which
to permanently rid yourself of 1t, and that is by
EIe ctrolysis 1.-THE Electric Needle OPERATION
Moles Warts Cysts. Birthmarks and ali Elevated
Facial Blemshes, Enlarged Veins of the Nose. etc..
removed without pain. The operation is simple.
safe and complete. There is no return. Ladies' II
you have hair on your face, or any facial biemSh.
call and we will tell you candidly what can
be done for you free of charge. SPECIAL RATES
DURING THIS AND NEXT MONTH Do not tam
per with the hairs. Stop pulling them and using
preparations that only remove them from the sur
face and causb them TO in heav ier coarser and
more numerous. We make speciality of this busi-
ness and for years have been the only firm in the
United States who devoted their whole attention to
the removal of superfuous hair We have cured
thousands of cases. and you. Write or
call at once for our FREE BOOK treating on Super
tuOns Hair. its causes and mode of treatment We
assure perfect satisfaction in all For further
particulars call Oh address the NEW YORK
ELECTROLYSIS COMPANY, 225 Geary street.
Book and Consultation Free. Hours-9 to 4; sun;
days. 10 to l. au30 II Su Top
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The local Hop market is fairly active with de-
cideuiy firm undertone. Several hundred bales
have changed hands between dealers, the greater
portion of which. ii is understood, has been
port account. The transactions 1870 20 L..
London cables noted active and strong marx ct
there, with an advance in prices this week equIva-
Ient a Dc u-rD
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Sterling Exchange, so days ......... 4s2
Sterling Exchange. slght. ............. 4 IS
New York Exchange, sight. ....... 8
New York Exchange, Geographic -. 10
Fine Silver. c! ounce .................. 81
Mexican Dollars. ....................., 74a4 1914
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Treasure Shinment.

Yesterday the Gaelic sailed for Hong-kong with
treasure amounting to 1921 1893 as follows; Next
can Dollars, $243,2iS; Silver Bars, $4,000; Gold
Coin, sl3.7l5; Gold Dust, $3.50. The bars were
sent to yokohama by the Yokohama Specie Bank
The remainder OF the shipment sent to Hong
Kong Chinese,
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
SATURDAY EVENING. Novem Dor 20.
SUMMARY OF THE uARKErs

SATURDAh NUVgm DOT
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Wheat easier.
Barley firm.
Oats dull
Corn in large supply.
Rye higher.
Hay arrivals continue light
Lima Beans lower.
Turkeys not in demand.
Game in heavy receipt.
Mexican Oranges on the way.
Bananas plentiful
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II THE MAYA. C. H., Warm Springs,
Cal. u There are no apprentices in the
engineering department OF the United
States Navy. (2) Enlisted men and officers
are sent to receiving ships for duty and in
struction, as the case may be, until it is
necessary to fill ships complement. 81
There are sChoomasters in the navy and
apprentice seamen are supposed TO be
taught on board ship the rudiments of the
English language a. The apprentice sea-
men of the three classes receive monthly
pay of S11, SO and So boys Sl0.
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Chicago Markets..

CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.-Wheat was dull and lower
The opening was about 1sc higher held quite steady
for awhile, and then declined sc, ruled easy and
closed about 12@34e lower than yesterday. Re-
eeipts, 2.02400D bushels; shipments l,432, 900
bushels, Rye. "a &c. Barley. nominal.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.-wheat-Cash. 9lTsc. Corn
e6c. Pork = IS 81. Lard-S6 10. Ribs-$5 SO.
W hisky-Sl Is.
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CAPTAIN CHARLES KING. L. S. Al.
f. D.. san Rafael. Cal. The homo Of Cap
tain Charles King, l. 5. A, is at Milwaukee,
Wis, in the University of which State he
has for some years held the chair OF Military
Science, He is an officer of the retired list,
originally in the Fifth Cavalry but trans
ferred to the First Artillery and retired
June II 1879. He is man of family; was
born on October j. 1914. and is the son OF
General Rufus King and eX-Ministcr to
Rome and the great-grandson of the Rufus
King who signed the Constitution and was
twice Minister to the, Court of St James.
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the gentle lines of sweetness and kindness.
She is a strong woman and charming
woman, and If Illinois gets the Speakership
she will make a noted leader.
Ohio always has a candidate and its can
time is Representative Cultivate If Outh-
waite is elected. the leader of Congressional
circles will be Mrs. Outhwaite, and she will
probably entertain with some of the gran
deur that Mrs. Whitney showed while her
husband was in the Cabinet Mrs. Outh-
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Produce Market.

Local bank cearings last week $l5,8ls
0sl 80. against SIS ,723.7s4 90 for the same week
last
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d. & v. BadAracco with A. Jackson to build
two-story frame GU N. line Of Grove ST., 81 w Q
LYON: $4,000. ~ - "
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THANKSGIVING DAY j. A. S. City
Washington in 1889 recommended day of
Thanksgiving for the adoption of the Con-
stitution. The day had already during the
Revolution been set apart as one for the re-
turn of thanks. and was annually recon-
mended by Congress, though after the gen.
eral thank giving for peace in 1884 there
was no national appointment until the one
Of 1889 as stated above. The next was in
1875 on account If the Instruction of that
Year; and i'll 1915 Madison proclaimed one
for the restoration of peacP. President
Lincoln revived the day as national re-
ligiGuS festival, when during the slavery
war he issued proclamations recommending
special thanksgiving for victory to the
Union forces in 1862 and 1868, and national
proclamation of tie annual Thanksgiving
day in 1868 and 1861 since which annually
such proclamat0ns have been made.
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English wheat Market.
The Produce Exchange cable give, the foil

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2S.-The spot market is stead Ter
at IS IL ed Cargoes are unchanged at ass Sd for
of coast ass for just shipped and 45s for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: November. Ss Id: Decem-
Der, IS I'D: January IS I'D; February, IS lid; .
March, IS IL "a.
SECURITIES.
LoNDoN, Nov. %. - Consois. 95i4: United
States Bonds-4s l2Oka do, rs. 1929; silver
as 9-l6d; Rentes. 95f 81 1ac.
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
REGULAR SESSION. 30 a. NJ.
500 Alma 40 so Choiiar i As $50 Mexican 30
1900 Alta 81 200 .........l 40 80 Occd -. o
200 Andes. so so CC&N. $50 800 Ovrmn..lIa
100 Belchr J IS 1900 Con As zoo Scorpion 70
100 ..........l. 7UlUJ EIcneQ....S5 800 5 B6 Mo
100 Buliion.l.45 200 81 SC...l. 30 200 : Sev.2I5
80 .-......-.ll2 100 e N..l.4B $50 Union. IS
$50 Chall C..l.lU 80 Justice -. SO
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THE YAK-R. B., City. The yak is only
found in the lofty plateau of Asia. between
the Altai and Himalaya mountains. and
occurs both wild and as the ordinary do
meStic ANIMAL the latter supplying milk
food and raiment, as well as being used as
beast of burden. Their size is that of
small OK, with whom it is structurally
more closely allied than the bison. The
horns are long, nearly cylindrical, smooth
and pointed AT the ends, with peculiar and
characteristic curve, directed at first out
ward. then inward and finally a little back
ward. The yak is remarkable externally
for the peculiar distribution and excessive
growth of the hairy covering. The upper
parts of the sides are clothed with thick,
soft, wOolly hair, more fully developed
along the middle of the back, especially on
the shoulders, and forming q great bunch :;
on the sides it is comparatively short. From
the upper parts of the limbs and the whole
OF the lower surface of the body thick
growth OF long, straight hair hangs, in old
animals sweeping the ground and almost
c0ncealng the somewhat snort legs The
tail Is prOfuSely covered with thick mass
OF such hairs. Domestic Yaks vary cOnsid-
erabiy IN size and appearance, according to
their treatment and the purposes for which
native chiefs. The wild are nearly uni
formly black; the domestic often quite
white. The tails of the domestic are used as
ornamental standards by the TartarS and
are largely imported into India ms fly-flaps.
The wild yak delights in extreme cold aud
inhabits the most inaccessible parts of the
mountains.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-29

ASTRONOMICAL PUBLICATIoNs--W. BE,
City. The Sidereal Messenger is published
at Mortified, Mimi. The Astronomical Socl-
ETY. of the Pacific issues publications period
ically; likewise the Lick. Cincinnati and
many of the obseryatories in the United
States.
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THE GREAT LAMAR. p. City. Lama
ism is the prevailing religion of Thibei,
Mongolia aud some other parts Of Asia.
While it is partly political also, reIigously
it is the corrupt form of Buddhism. The
Great Lama is the chief priest of this sect,
and of these there are two. though practi-
cally the Dalai Lama has the political SUI
premacy and is actually called 'the Glorious
King" while the Pantshen Lama, his com
panion. contents himself with the title of
1.-THE Glorious Teacher"
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1xchange and Bull

PORTLAND (oregon). Nov. 70. - Clearances
1865 QUO: balances. So 900.
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George Remnants Lectures.

No PREMIUM. F. c., City. There is
no premium on the S. piece of 1884
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eneral Merchandise.
San Francisco Meat Market.

as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 595Iac; second quality.
tac: third do, &c.
NEAL-Largc. 5@6c; small Calves, 61sG7c
MUTroN-Wethers. 7(9Sc; Ewes, 6I.VfTc
LAMB-S99c = II.
PoRK-Live Hogs 4l4@41sc p 10 for heavy
hard grainfed aud nc for light average do: stock
Hogs S@3$4c d ID; dressed do, 634@71sc u 10.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-29

THE TE3RIToRIEs-M C. H., Berkeley,
Cal. The Territories of the United States
are: New Mexico, Utah, Arizona, Indian
with no organized Territorial government,
District of Columbia, Alaska and Oklahoma
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
~As m THE FFMAJE FACE
ON The FEMALE FACE,

On the nose, neck, ears.
arms, between the eye
brows, on mems cheeks
above the beard line. on
the forehead, in moles and
wherever annoying and I'M
slightly. ID Z s L K y Y e ID
FOREVER by the
ELECTRIC NEEDLE
OPERATION
BY the New York Electrol-
isis Company, 225 Geary
. treet. San Francisco. No
pain, scar. trace or injury.
Every woman having hair
Oh her face should take adj
vaptaOA of this OpnDrtu-
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WOMEN WHO
MAY BIZ LEADERS.
They Are the Wires Of Candidates for
the SlGakGrShip.
Short Sketches of the Ladies Who Are Now
Talked About in the City of Washington
Their Personal Traits.

Washington society is deeply interested in
the SpeakerShip contest. which will take
place when Congress meets next month,
writes the Washington correspondent of the
New York World. The Speakers wife will
be tile leading lady of the Congressional
circle. She will rank among the ladies of
the House as the wife of the Vice-President
does among those of the Senate, and she
will stand very close in rank to Mrs Presi
dent Harrison.
At this writing. however. it is impossible
to say who viii be Speaker. There are half
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-29

LOOKING BAckwARD-J. T., City. Sep
tember 3, 1871, was Sunday, and Decem-
Der 3, 1873, Wednesday,
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PRICE AND TARIFF ON WooL--G. W. K,
Tangent, Oregon. a For the cheapest
grade of wool the lowest price since 1887
has been IS cents per pound in 1912, 1913 and
1876; the highest, 81 10, in 1864. (2) The
highest tariff has been from 30 to 60 per
cent for 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870 and 1871, and
the highest now is "A cents per pound and 10
per cent ad valorem.
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The WEEKLY CALL contains moro
reading matter for the price
than any publication in Amer
ica ST. Is per year post paid

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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EsCHEATED EsTATEs-R. B., City. Your
query undoubtedly refers to the legal pro-
ceedngs instituted in behalf of the people
by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT against the HIber-
MIA Savings and Loan Society to have es-
cheated to the State of California a large
sum of unclaimed money belonging to the
estates of persons who died without having
left wills disposng OF their money. and in
which no heirs have ever been found. That
litigation was decided against the State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-11

Eveyore nSequard's Vertabe Elixir of life
failure and that Dr. hg nvigoro the original and only
Vital L ixir.
THE REASON THOUSANDS CANNOT GET CURED of Chronic,
Memory aud Manhood Liver Lung Bladder Kidney and st mach
troubles Impurities Boi Fnpe
to complication called Postatorhoa with HepeIestesa,
which requires special treatment
Dr. LEBIt+S INVGORATOR No !, is the only positive
unconpoel
Prices C bottles
ties, half price. = oks
Dis LIFRiG a century have
Of Of Men. Disease, however induced speedily
a
arger Consultation
address, FRANcsco
CAUTION AVOID pack Of poisonous nosums whose makers
CnO ~ Mare unreliable and unsku they
sng deceived get
Dr.. LIEBIGS INVIGORATOR
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-11
. constantly hawking and splitting

THOMAS :. RUsu1So. ESQ. eao2 Pine street,
Et. Louis, No. writes: "a I W =. g.t sufferer
from Catarrh for three years. ~ Zines / could
hardly breathe, and ives Instantly hawking
and spitti e, ana for the last ei-ht mont could
not breathe trough the nostrils. l thought
nothing could he done for mo. LIcl-i1v, | was
advised T. try Or. Sa~g'S Ca-arrh Remedy, and
/ am now - WI MAJ, l believe ii t. he the
only sure remedy fer C1t-r-h now ml-uflc-
t;1red ana OF, has only - give it a fair trial to
experience a. sounding results and IA permanent
cure
A complete treatise on Catarrh, giving valu-
Of importance wiz be mailed, p9st-rai1 Il any
address, On receipt OF two-ceuI .--r9gP stamp.
address,
yor,d'a DisPer-szy Medical Association,
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STE ootn S2g0 90 O. = !. - MoN 9TH

SI5. 10 SZJU. can he made WORK,
ng for US. Agents preferred who canfurni
horse and give their whole time to the b
ness. spare moments m,v be proftably
ployed also. A fnr vac91cies in towns and cit
les. b. F. JOHNSON CO., 1909 Main
Richmond, Va.
". B.-StGte :, JGtd business experience.
Necer mind about sending stamp for reply.
F. j. d Co. dfO, gu.
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. NsINOLe iIIN fIlIlsl-
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SpreTat orrha, E'gDSE's g,sgrhFe. Emissions
tur"Ecncy. Exhausted Vitality, Premature De
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aasf It. ..sFstl s'lscatt0us. anG from
- s. sa'-F<'s cssssso JrF'1sAees1. Il en-
rlch aud pusihes the Blood, Stryl.. thens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, digestion, Ee2roduc-
tive Organs, and Physica. ana Mental Faculties
II stops all unnatural and iebilitatinu drain
upon the system, preventing involuntary losses,
de0lht11ng creams, seminal losses with The
urine, etc, so destructive to mind and BODY.
II - a sure elimiuator Of ali KIDNEY AND
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iIs iIdIscretsOsI tav CSccss, "a = speedy
tss'sEs'ush and Prrm RcspEls SIH2ss
IL ga y = FEED. Price, 81 50 pei
bottle or five bot - Ease. with full direc-
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S, ration TO any address upon the receipt of
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mir fSE-aa

sSsreuAE 81 q Il
suE Remedy
q "a {. NJ -.
a " IA is the
2 timate result
Of over twenty
years practice bva
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QUALIFIED GBA
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the hi hest me
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-02
A GRIEF-sTRIcKEN MONARCH.

Few men now living have been stricken
by an equal number of grievous Affections
as have fallen TO the lot of Leopold, the
able and amiable King of Belgium.
Twenty-three years ago the whole world
shared the shock and the grief with which
he saw his only sister. Carlotta, the hap.
less spouse of MAMMALIAN, Napoleons i'll
fated dupe, brought home from Mexico
raving maniac. This sad affection was
followed within two years by the death,
under singnlarly painful circumstances,
at the tender age of ten years. of his only
son. the Duke of Brabant.
Then, after the lapse of eighteen years,
came the suicide-a grotesque horror-of
the husband of stephanie. King Leopold's
favorite daughter. About this time he
was financially wrecked by the failure of
the Congo enterprise into which he had
embarked the whole of his large private
fortune at the instance of Henry NJ. Stan
ley. And now all of these calamities have
been followed by the premature death of
his bright and promising nephew, Prince
Baldwin, heir apparent 20 his throne, upon
whom, as worthy successor he had
builded high hopes and expectations
As one of the most generous and dis
eliminating Of contemporary patrons of
art, literature. invention and discovery,
and in every respect a benign and enlight-
ened ruler, Leopold IS entitled TO the sym
pathy OF mankind under these multiplied
affi;ctionS
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INCENSE TO MoNUs.

Blushing Bridc--I want to get present for
my husband, but hardly know what to get
Clerk-Why not get one of these nice silk muf-
lers, TO wear evenings? Bride--oh, dear, no; my
husband never goes out nights. Clerk-Weli,
you might get it for next year.-Nes York San.
.Why do the poker players sometimes get
up and walk around their chairsT ''They are
superstitious, and think that will change
their luck" ssWhy doesn't that old gambler do
it," Hes afraid he might shake some OF the
cards out of his sleeveless York Sun.
Dashaway-Strange things happen. The
other night at the Academy they had prize
fight and the next night Wagner concert
Clcyerton-What incongruity. / suppose they
were crowded, too? Dashhway-I don't know.
didn't go to the concert-Nesp York Sun.
sig. Ham-Did you see how paralyzed the
audience in that death scene? By George, they
were crying all over the house. Stage Manager
Yes, they knew you wern't really dead.-Cai-
cdgo Tribune
Old Parkrfch-should I let you have my
daughter do you think you are able to keep her,
sir? Young Man ldoubtfully)-Ill do all can,
sir. but you kow this is Chicago-New York
Sun.
Admirer Ito Buffalo Bill Colonel, suppose
yen have q coat-of-arms? Buffalo Bill with
lofty scorn)-I haze half dozen Cody farms, slr
-Chicdoo Tribune
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estimable yonag woman, whom ne had
met az the Elnsira Academy some years
before. The attachment was reeipEocatess
and the two were engaged 70 be married
about April is last Bat the matter came
TO the knowledge Of his uncle. who al
ready had the presidential bee huxzing IN
his bonnet, and when lie learned that the
hrisie-elecs had been clerking in stores to
help support widowed mother. engaged
IN Vaccinations. which proved successful.
10 break OF the match, he declaring his
unwilIingness that hss only relative. 20
whom he Was 30 much attached. should
marry "a mere working girl
The death Of young Davis Is said TO have
been st least fastened By the disappoint-
meHt and humiliation caused By this
episosie. pf Itself this might be small
matter 10 esIt arg figure IN presidential
campaign. but ~ Indicating the dictatorial
disposition. the cunning methods and the
interruptions nature of the man, and bis
false pride II rank and station, the general
public would consider IL of more value as a
means of fairly sizing him "" than
couId be found in his more guarded public
declarations and acts II is straws, rather
thar haystacks, that show how the wind
blows