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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and resulta when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it Is pleasant
ind refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleansss the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, hsad-
aches and fsYers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duccd, pleasing to the taste and &C.
Ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 300
and 81 bottles by all loading drug
gisa Any reliable druggist WHO
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one Who
wishes to tryit. DO not accept any
substitute. IT.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co.
SAY FaAHotSc0. cal.
LOUISVILLE, ~ t8R Y0RS XIV
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"Tm from Tucson" said the stranger,
as he sauntered up TO dreamy, long
haired man at the end Of the bar, "and
I've been looking at the sightsn .
Owe been in Tucson myself, replied
the dreamy man, as they clinked
glasses, according to the San Francisco
Examiner. "Glad to SEQ man from
there"
"Iha. so? Know Mansfold%
NO"
"Know zebroski%
"No."
"Don't Know Lem Hopkins?"
Cant say l do wasn't there q
great while, and the dreamy man pom
lively drained his glass. "But do you
know Hector Servidac2"
know Mart Chumlewit2"
"Don't2 Know old Don oulxotsf"
mo. less he was the Mexican that
kept the saloon"
dNaw. That want him. You don't
seem very we'll acquainted. Did you
know Dante, Bill Nye, or Dan Deron.
daP"
"N.no, don't think co."
"Look.a-here young Teller, you don't
seem to know any prominent citizens.
l don't believe you're from Tucson. I'll
give you one moro show. never saw
a man from Tucson that didn't know
one man. and If you don't know him
take keer. my friend, take keer. Do
you know Ulivs Newcomer"
"Y-yeS," stSmmerOd the stranger
from Tucson, as he slid towards the
door; "that 10 knew him by sight y
and he fed through the door.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-10

JusTas sure as hot weather comes,
there will be more or less bowel COM
plant in this vicinity. Every person,
and especially families, ought to have
some reliable medicine at hand for in
slant use, in case It Is needed. A rs or
so cent bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is just
what you ought to have and all that
you would need, even for the most Sc.
we're and dangerous cases. II Is the
best, the most reliable aud most suc-
cesstul treatment known and lie pleas.
ant TO take. For sale by druggists.
nAM
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rwnntr Yesla, Experlonee,

G. D. Fredricks, the we'll known pho
tographer, no Broadway, New York,
says:
IL have been using Ab1cocK's Porous
P1AsTEHs for 20 yearS, aud find them
one OF the best OF family medicines.
Briefly summing up my experience, l
say that when placed on the small Of
the back ALLcocK's PIAsTERS fill the
body with nervous energy, and thus
cure fatigue, brain exhaustion, debility
and kidney difficulties. For women and
children Ihave found thom invaluable.
They never irritate the skin or cause
tho slightest pain, but euro sore throat,
coughS, colds, pains in side, back or
chest, indigestion and bowel COM
nlainfa.n
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pncklen,e IYnioo salv.

The best Ealye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter Chappsd Hands,
,Chilblains, CornS and ali Skin Erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required Its guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price g cents box For sale BY Logan
Drug Co
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CHICAGO June a.-Whoat huctuated les Yio'
lently to-day than II did yesterday and closen
Iox'f The Sps5nRg PsSi s0V on
rather unlAyorahie reports nom me WihNr Mlsas
belt, but there were free Offering, and Il become
evident that some ono was unloeang., ~; IN
ssused sharp reaction 9nd ~ e ,Se Is t n
demand from shorts was light and that cap!eh
were generally weaker. At the decline hoEeY5sIL
= better demand sprung up and reuy o. Ic
followed, but weakness again 10y N; $40 VIC
close was about ~ lower than yesterdeSk ..,u
Corn also Wa1 generally weaker win . on hHt
market after the hrst half Of the session, WIN
June relatively weaker than the other
Oats Woro dull and steady. closing IShuy
lever
Provisions opened strong and higher closing
Flour unchanged
7sv sEAS ~ "a NJ s sprJ Ing. "a sp5F n
6433fGSS1 $3.50 August eSsSs4Sas51SG .,<.
CoRN-Cas5 No. !, 81 1<<c; JUNE % Sabl ISa53!3e;
July 4s11SaS01 Ea4gSSfG; September 4sssalg ~.
olrs-cAah No. s31Sc; No. 2White sse5SSSfztc: g:
July 8gfAS95saS2Sc: September 3l11$a$aaslSfc 4.
MES PoRKsCask 81 67Kall 60: July gig ga y
aio s7a1lO ssptembSF 90 e2al ~. .sai l9 e
l Ltnp.,.a 2 tea NJ, III 59ty ''A' 4s
' s7SsaT F'f stssDcssS g 12Xss 8; J1ly 60 s21<A
6 42IS.S AK; september 6 45a6 seas 50.
snouLDEEs-b 25a5I371fI Gho1 clear % eos
bS2h
WHlsKY-A 49,
Others unchanged.
NKw YoRK. June s.-Flour. receipts n ,sN
PACKAGES export S8es barrels; 1o,Si0 sacks:
sales 2o.30o 6arTelA Wheat, receipts Mg,9g9
bushels; exports 2S66Ol bushels; slleI :, 400 900
bualiols Of futures and 100 900 bushels Of spot:
spot market unsettled; No. red e21fc: un'
graded rcd 75ct9l 00H; No. northern s97tc;
options Arm: No. red June o0EGell Easl 4ei
July 07A95l f192sSes August s291{aSS1 $3.50; sep
TENDER e31faq4aad5fc; December 96a96 7.l6aeSA ci
May 1886, s. ooliGlOo closing q oosI Rye du!l;
western eIA9sc Barley dull Corn, rOceipu o.
OBS bushels; exports ,298 bushels: sales l,0oo'
900 bushels Of futures and 10000 bushels OF
spot; market unsettled and closing hrmef;
June bS1fA5e@<R5sc; July 551fAt6H ab6ISo; August
56JsAS4itc; September 81 sab511faa9<c. Oats
receipts lN,763 bushels: Exports bp2 bu1helsi
sales 276,ooo bushels OF futures and $500
bushels Of spot; June 3771Sc: July s71So; August
SO: No. 2 white spot 46at7o:l nliIed western
S61faS91Se; white do 4oA50c. Rice quiet and
easy. Hops steady. Coffee closed steady; spot
Rio lsAlSIfc, Sugar, raw fair demand: Aola1seI
dull and arm. fallow quiet: city 40. Resin
steady. Turpenttns steady. EgEl quiet; 1914
161<c. Pork steady. Cut meats hrm. Lard
stronger; western steam closed g IS; June y 81;
July g 81: Angus: % n; September 20 ~,
Butter firm. Cheese active
ToLEDo, o, June 9.-whoat dull and lower;
No. cash and June, 92hc; July slo: August
SS1fe Corn active aud steady: No cash 62!9e;
July 6i1ie; No. sSllfci Not 40; August &c.
Oats quiet; No. 2 caih s51Sc. Rye dulli cash sac.
CloYersced dull prime cash q 90
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THH sUMMER sRAsoN.


Ton Macon IN cloak Rviae
Tho season Of tho years at hand
When the Lufnnef Girl 50 peart,
VIII stroll aloaS the Whibened AAnd
Clad In her brothers. shirt.
With dainty straw hat on her head,
And fTeckleS on her face.
With bphghtly air shell Eally tread
To summers breezy pace.
And csch young man viii not inquire
Her pedigree aud birth,
But no VIII wonder, walking BY her,
How much her pa Is worth.
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641<c; lowest 6l<e: closed sales II 600 bar.
fcls cleRrances ice 90 barrels; shipments June
8, T. and Z, S06s66 barrels; runs g. 4, 8. Q and
It'll 34s.0d7 barrels; shipments for Juno 8,
Il ,1So barrels; runs June s, Ss,22t barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-10

THE remarkable growth, which, till
within two years, was brought about
principally by one person telling an
other, is monument to Garfield Teas
merits. s.
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Chilly and Debility Cured,

ItnEc pleasure in tcstiiyIns to tho rcmarka.
bic benefit have recently received from the
use Of RAdAms Microbe Killer. 1 have been
much troubled with chills night sweatS and
debility for months and after trying great
Microbe Killer and was completely cured In ten
dayA Respectfully v! !; \; Smith IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-10

A shad 26inches long, 81 inches thick
and weighing 8 pounds 81 ounces, was
caught in the Hudson river recently at
Esopus, N. Y. II is considered 10 be
the largest shad ever taken from the
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Wool.

BOSTON, RAss., June s.-The demand for wool
has been lteady; Iales Of the week 2.4ot, 500
pounds The merkst was steady and firm.
Spring Texas l6s96c: Ohio and Pennsylvania K
24a29c; Michigan 26A2oIIzc; pulled woods In good
demand; super sossoc; extra 26aiec; combiug
and delaine dull; Australian woods have boen
faIE
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Metals,

INV YoRk. June e-Plg Iron steady. Copper
dull. Lead quieti domestic 81 16a4 20, Tin
steady; straits III sSa2l 90
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When sabyvas sick, We ravO hor ca.toriA
When shsNas Child, she cried for castOriG
When che became Miss, she chung to caaoria.
when she had Children, che r.yo them c..sora.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-10

HetO York WeGkly
4Ilssionary-"Was It liquor that
brought you to this7"
Imprisoned Burglar-"No, sir, 1t was
house-cleanin'-spring houSs-cleanin',
sir"
Hiissionary-@Ehl House.cleaninsl"
Burglnr-"Yessir. Tho woman had
been cleaning an tn stair-carpet
was up, an tn folks heard me-"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-10

"speakin' Of snowplows, said the old
timer, as he dropped into the Ananias
corner, according to the LooOmotits Bagi-
ncer, "speakin' Of snowplows reminds
me OF a cool spell we had whilst l was
on the Mexican Central"
"What! cold in MexiooP asked the
gang. nv, ,.,,..
don't know what cold is. When one OF
them Chinnooks comes up from Yucatan
it starts the bark on the trees OF Mexico,
/ tell you.
"lhe time I'm tellin' you about l
were dead-headin' southon Tan. Fagan's
train, when the Chinook come up.
The cars were hett by stoves, and the
greaser braksie kept q roarin' FIRE, but
the stovepipe were a half.inch deep in
white frost in spite of him. ] had .
buffalo overcoat and pint flask OF
native brandy made from red peppers,
but never come so near freezing up in
my natural lie.
"There was young married couple
sittin' right in front OF me. and l mo-
ticed the groom a-shiyeren' r; finally he
asst her to kiss him and she started to
do it, when some one opened the door
and froze the kiss right on her lips.
Yes, gentlemen, that poor critter sat
there froze az stiff as an order to cut
her pay, with her dusky face puckered
up Just like boy smokin' his first Gig
arctic. That were the saddest sight I
ever see," said the old villain, wiping q
tear from his eye.
oThe engine seemed oigpsawful slow
and jerky like, and l ttop9ht psthaps
Tim wasgetting out Of wood, $50 went
ahead. The fireman was leauin' agin
the boiler-head, froze stiff, and Tim had
pulled the engine over 10 stop and then
got chilled through. g
~ got drink of pepperswhiEky into
him and thon noticed that the engine
was white with ice. %isS1 49,
~ couldn't imagine what kept her a.
going until thought minute. She
was runnin' by vacuum. The condenSa-
ton was 80 quick that vacuum was
formed and It was suckin' the pistons
back and forth. ~ Ruaeis,'hi
"When We got in we couldn't blow
the headlight out-the famo was frozen.
Tim cut it out with Ratchet and gave
it to tho master mechanic for paper
W" ~ - . .,.'i. x
"Gentlemen!" said the past PRECEDENT.
u(Sank lan,an this In ouP animal elackinn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-10
FINANCE AND TRADE.
mo Features Of De Money and steel
Markets.

Tho EeAtueon OF tue A9AoI 49,
Markets.
The stock market was Nt1l quiet, and. except
In few leading shares even aqn ~ n.
the general list during most o. me IN eSdd ~
tied no decided tendency OF prices IN y. p.,,i
Burlington and Northern, and during sns -. ~
noon the continuation Of the =
mont In Northern Pacific and Sertn AmeIlca4p
gave what little character the mafHet
even though The Krangen Wero sill under gret,'
sure, tho Appearances OF the deciiue II ),
Island was Tnlde for The purpose o.
tho covering operations IN 81 Paul nna, buIIIn
ton. There was the utual realization q prgSn ,,,
on the rise in the lAat Few mtnutes uaoluii os ~
the market closed quiet and hrnl gonerRuy AZ
fractional gains for tho day.
Railroad honda more active. . ..a.,
Government and state bonds dun nut steau''
BONDS lNp aroox ouorkrtoEs. etosEp BID
0. g. y New York Central. ia ~
o, 8 4 csrpon ~. nv ohio NipiSsippi..-
D. q az nj t.....,,..ioo 40 preferred .....- e
Pasinc a al 1eS los Oregon 1mprove't- %
ltahiGon SlIflOregon EAv........... q
AdAms ErpreSs ~ Oregon TTRns.........
American Il preas.i20 Pacific Nall.
,CGnada PlCIao - SSJkl Pittsburgh ...........loz
Canada southefn.. 6SssIPuIlmGn PAlace. .....lssaS
Cantrai pRnlhc gStHeadtnE.a ey33
Chesapeake Ohio az Rock Island ....'s.....'
do hut preferred 81 49, Paul,
Chi Bur i ouincy y5Nlst. Paul & Omaha.
Dial 4 Hn6aon -. lg7l2l do preferred. .....1llS4
bol., Iank. q West 1864 Tenn. Coal & Iron. SI54
Den. AiR a. pfefd l65SlTexRs Pacific. .........
EFie. ny Union Pacihc.........
Tort WAYNE IU g. Express. %
IllInoIs Centtai 81 l. q P.,....... 10Y
Kansas 4 TeLA1..... 90 preierr ~
Lake Bhoro Wells FatEo ~
Louisville d Nash. 725<lWestefn uni9n'-'' ss, ,
NemphiS a Chsa. :. b AN Cotton QN.,.,.. bs3S
MichiTnh Csnffei .l7 colorado Coal. ....... S5a
Missouri PacIh Iron q 81
GA4hVillo 4 CHAT, 81 lQuiokHlyef.. ;.''''.''
New Jersey Central 1874 do prelerFeo'.'''. y ~
Norfolk &W. prerd i31 lGutro 80
Nofthorn PSnIho..,. AZ Rlohm'd& W. 7. T. 81
40 pfelerrod 55lS lchlcaEo GAs.......,.... "
North WeGtSrn ,......li6 Lead TrlGt....,.......,
do praIsIrod.....-l4s lBuaaE Trult.........' sS5s
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II you feel weak, tired and Al run,
down, Hoods sarsaparilla Ia Just what,
you need 70 build up strength and puri-
~ your blood. Is
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CHICAGO, III, June o.--Catsie, receipts 1900
head; shipments 400 head: market slow;
best steers y 2Sst q; other % zoe. IS; stockess
receipts 5000 head; shipments 5000 head;
market shade lower; clipped natives and west.
ems IS e6aS rs; clipped Texans q 6Sa4 S.: spring
lambs s :oGs g Hogs receipts 1900 head;
lower: mixed x 7oA4 IS; prime heavy and
butchers weights Ns7Ssa5' ODi light sl66a4sa
EABr Liberty. Pa, June a-catse, receipts
625 head: IhIpmenI al head: market steady,
unchanged Hogs, receipts 1900 heAd; ship
q S0aS co. Sheep. receipts aeoo head; shipments
2,t0ohead: market slow and shade on from yes
terday's prices.
cnorNxAf1 O., June s.-Hoss stronger; com.
mon and Light s. coat Is; packing and butchers
q eoa4 20; ieeeipta 27So head; shipments $50
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TlHR WEEKLY INTELLIGENCE
q 4 bfiRhL marking instructive hmly
jSuYnEl Il ID original IN eVeg dePerSn5
dean IA every limo and Taitsd = u y ~ 3SS
% interest srid improve every mepeS 9 W
5snilyl whether u aH q prRs1.
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ponnsylvanla statloas:
[y!sRRR8VIVaNidl LINES:
IA mt. 49, -, 1or+raI Tlne.
Rum b. oentral Time.

TEcEgr oFRtcEs AT PESiXBYLTAl1L gLkTtoH Oh
Warm ST.. FoQr or II etEaITL ". " - IN
At MuLuRF HOUSE, WHHHLfi0, AID ~ EhH
PENESYLYAHIk eTkItoN, hHtpaDPoAF'
RouTlFy,Rsr sYsTRM-l" PAS HLNpLE noUrD'
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rheumatism Cured.

for rheumatism. Up to a year ago was down a
great part OF my tlme With rheumatism. bc-
gan takIng your remedy, and after taking two
Jugs have never been troubled With It since but
few doses It entirely disappeared have Offered
In several cases 10 pay for the Microbe Killer
provided 1t failed to cure rheumatism. but have
never had to pay rs yet Is It inevitably did tho
work
Respectfully VIZ MATTHEW'S
Dealer in lumber and all kinds Of building ma
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"Gentlemen!" said the past PRECEDENT.
Gentlemen, this is our annual election.
/ do not know the name Of the dis
t.nguished artist who has addressed US.
but move that all rules be Suspended
and that he be et5cnanilnously elected by
reclamation as president Of this club.
Is it a vote? Carried. Stranger, will
You pleaEe take the chair-and-t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-10

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday April ., EasgsnE9
Trains VIII run g follows: 'pa1i% FnAAy ~
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nY NA1uRE,s HEARr.

The Longing for tho open Air Ia Many a
Well.Houssd Man.
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DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Trustee Of the Glendale Syndicate, 1873 Marie.
street Wheeling. lS.i les
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-25
DEATH In THE AIH
Hundreds Dying From the
Cholera Scourge
NOW RAGING IN BENAREs
Dirty and Poisoned Water Breeds ths
Awful Pesrilsnoe Through Mia
Taken From the Cows

cALcrrrA. April e4---A very virulen'
epidemic Of cholera 10 raging in Bs-
Mares The mortality is very great.
Yesterday there were reported loo nsw
cases and la5 deaths from the disease
DIR. Gregg. the sanitary commissions
for Bengal. recently lssu "a . report
upon an outbreak of cholera that oc-
curred al ssmapore. a few miiss
northwest OF this city. Over tue whole
of the affected area he found thst
tanks OF various shspes. sizes ana
depths had been due and that All cen
tanned very dirty water. Low. fou'
junsies reeklng with bad smells sur
rounded thesa tanks, the surfaces OF
which were almost completely hiddes.
with thick decaylng water plants with
here and there clear place where the
inhabitants wssh their cooking utensils
and draw water for domestic use
Between and around the houses
are narrow lanes, tortured by nafrae, !,
deep, uneven drains, IA winch tito COZ
leets. The substances under the ia
fiuence OF the hot ssn quickly decoul-
pose and clnIt foul ocors. la places
DR.. Gregg actually observed masses
OF unduiatlng msggots aud portions of
decaying animals. Wherever tue peo-
pie living IN the houses ia lhe ne gh-
borhood of these isanks had used thc
water, there cnoisra msde Is appesf-
ance. The tanks are also tiar sources
from which the iniikmsn obtain NAisr
for their cows, and II is more iaau
drobable they liiutc their milk VITA
the same water. Continuing las ln-
quires from house 10 house, Dr. t.fegg
found thas wherever the supply ul
milk was obtained from COWS that
drank nj the dirty tsnSs. cholera IVES
present AM tina: there WAS cor
responding absence of cholera amonc
the police eoustabies. Who were rap
Piled with clean water from the isol.ce
tank and obtained their milk supply
from n distance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-25
SHE'S In THE FIELD
Victoria Woodruff Aspires for
the Presidency
SHE ANNOUNCES HERSELF
As in the Race With All Plans Matured
to Capture the Prize Which She
Eagerly Covcts.

New YORK, April 24.-Among the
passengers On the North German Lloyd
steamer Traye were Mr.. and Mira. John
Biddulph Martin. Mrs. Martin is bet
ter known IN this country as Mrs. We
toria Woodruff, the exponent of
woman's rights, and the sponsor for
certain ideas OF sociology for the bet
terment Of the race by the higher edu-
cation OF fathers aud mothers in the
rearing of children. Mr.. and Mira.
Martin are both members of the royal
commission of the Worlds Fair and
will visit Chicago On business
connected with their offices. In
cidentally, IN the approaching
canvass, Mrs. Martin will be-
come 4 candidate for the Office of pres
ident of the United States. She is 8
firm believer IN her destiny and 10 ab-
solutely confident OF being the sue
cessor OF Benjamin Harrison in the
white mouse. Mrs. Martin announced
her intention OF becoming candidate
and outlined the educational platform
upon which stand as follows:
"Yes, our plans are thoroughly ma
tured. have come back TO ask my
people to put me In the white house.
Not that care for the position. | only
care for IL so far as it will give me
the power TO inaugurate q system of ed
ucation which will awaken the people
to the responsibility OF creating race
Of gods, instead Of the inferior human
beings who cumber the face of the
earth today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-25
FIRST IN SEVENTEEN YEARS.
An Austrian Man-of-War in the Harboi
at San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, April 24.-Tne Aus
trisn corvette Fasans reached San
Francisco yesterday morning. She flies
an admiral's dag. although she is the
only ship Of her nationality IN Pacific
waters. The Fasana is also the first
Austrian man-of-war that has touched
this port in seventeen years. She came
here from Valparaiso direct. the voy-
age occupying slxty-three days, Whiie
here she will coal and refit aud return
TO Austria via Honolulu and Japan.
Prior to the arrival of the Fasana II
was reported that she had been search
ing for Archduke Jonn. brother of En-
peror Francis Joseph, of Austria, VINO
under the name of John orth, left
Auckland, New Zealand, in German
sailing ship about TIVE years ago tor
Valparaiso. lie had with ham a wo-
man Of great personal beauty, who he
said Was his wife. The story told BY
Orth was 70 the effect that he had left
the fatherland because he WAS not al
lowed to marry the woman os his
choice. From Valparaiso, also, came
news that Orth bsi been Drowned 10
the harbor about twelve months before.
When spoken 10 about the matter the
officers on the Fasana SAID their vessel
had not been looking for the missing
archduke. The corvette Donsn vas
employed for that purpese, but she re-
turned to Trieste seven months age. as
Il had been proved beyond psradsen-
tnre that John orth was dead.