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The morning call., 1892-07-10
FISHING FOR OCTOPUS.
The Best Bait to Use Is white X.
Wrapped Around Hook.

The Best Bait to Use Is a white Rag
Wrapped Around Hook.
ut Is no trick to catch them. They are
pulled out with hook and line from the deep
waters on the sound, just like fish, and ars
found on the rocky bottoms of the fishing
banks" said Seattle fisherman to re-
porter. Look at this" continued Nick.
raising the Shiny mass of legs and point
ing TO perfect counterfeit of a parrots
black beak. That's its mouth Just like
a parrots, only much larger and more
powerful. When once those jaws fasten on
the bait they never let 90 until landed on
the deck of the boat No. they seldom give
us much trouble. This is part of Greek
fsherman's early education Experience
has taught the men how 10 handle them
safely, The only care necessary is TO pre-
vent thar fastening their suckers on the
sides and bottom of the boat. If by acct
dent or carelessness they should succeed in
doing so the octopus is safe, for the suction
of those cup-like disks is so great that
nothing but the knife can disiodge them,
and as they can't be reached they get away
The men know by the weight on the line
and Its action when an octopus is hooked.
Then by means OF poles the line Is kept
away from the boat, and, watching favor
able opportunity. with the assistance Of
bUathooks. the fellow is suddenly yanked
on board and left to thrash his life away
on deck. or course, the men have
learned 10 keep carefully cut of reach
If its tentacles Ga a clear day and in
clear weather one can see an octopus at
great depths. Their bodies usually lie hid
den under shelving rocks. leaving only one
or more of those long feelers visible, moving
cautiously back and forth. BY batting 4
hook with white rag and dropping il close
by IL it is fun TO watch their movements.
They pretend not to see the bait, believing
it is living prey. They will advance their
feelers inch by inch, and gradually their
body. and retreat again, as if to draw on the
intended victim. Playing the bait back and
forth excites their cupidity. and when salts
fed OF the result the beast makes a spring
for the ait that tor lightning-like speed
beats anything on record OF course il
fastens It's raZoT-like, double back action
beak into the rag and holds on like grim
death. allowing itself to be pulled out of the
water rather than let Co."
The morning call., 1892-07-10
TO TREAT BURNS AND SCALDs.
A Simple but Effective Method of Al
laying the Pain.
PhiladaInhia Timas

Philadelphia Times
or the thousand and one remedies recon-
mended for burns and scalds, none pos
sesses anything like the efficacy of BIZ
carbonate OF sodium-ordiDary baking
soda. Many who have given it a
trial have not been particularly i'm
pressed with its usefulness, but this
IS simply because it is not properly applied.
1t is usually directed to saturate a rag with
a solution of the soda and wrap it around
the part The proper plan. however, is to
make paste of soda ana water aud spread
1t literally over the burned surface. A few
turns of cotton or linen rag Will hold the
paste in position.
The paste must not be allowed to become
dry or stiff but should be kept soft and
moist by pouring little water over the rag
from time to time. II these directions are
followed the pain will be alay6d almost
immediately aud except possibly in the case
OF very severe burns, there is no danger of
clustering. The ordinary remedies, oil,
flour, etc. which act merely by excluding
the air, while they ultimately do some good,
never give the immediate relief that soda
does. and are of little use to prevent the
formation of blister
The morning call., 1892-07-10
CALLS PORTRAIT GALLERY.
Pictures and Biographical Sketches Of
Six WGI-Kn0Wl Ladies.
Hrs. Robert Wieland, Mrs. Helen Ketchuu,
Mrs. c. Il. Harrison, Mrs. Charles sountag,
Mrs Colonel Eddy, Mrs. George oulton.

Six more pictures OF charming women
grace the portrait column in THE CALI. this
morning. E'ch lady has her scores of
friends who will read the short biographical
sketch attached with interest, as each pic
ture represents member of San Francisco's
400. who is popular in her own particular
set, being noted either for beauty, accom-
plishments, charming manners or great
deeds of charity. The first of this interest
ing collection is
The morning call., 1892-07-10

Was, before her marriage. a Miss jerks.
oldest daughter of Mr.. jerks, the we'll
known artist. Mrs. Sonntag's husband is
of the old pioneer family IF That name and
a brother Of Henry and Julian Sonntag. At
present he is one of the State Prison Direc-
tors. The lady was married about II years
ago TO her husband in Chicago, and came at
once to this coast, where she has since re-
sided. A few years ago her grandmother
Mrs. Bangs, died and made the subject of
this sketch her heir. la appearance Mrs
SOnnteg is decided brunette, tall and slen-
der, and dresses in a most notice BILE man.
ner. The Sonntags reside at the Palace,
The morning call., 1892-07-10

was conducted In q very quiet manner, only
a few intimate friends witnessing the cere-
mony. The Harrisons are without children.
and having plenty of time on hand thew
spend good part of 1t in Europe. On one
years. She has received finished educa-
ton and speaks French and German well.
She is noted for her fine conversational
powers, is exceedingly amiable and a great
favorite in her set. The Harrisons have a
lovely summer residence called Hazel
Mound at Sausalito. where they have a
host of friends during the season. Mrs.
Harrison is of medium height, deml-blonde
with laughing expression.
The morning call., 1892-07-10
An Ancient Cnston-

Aneiently, in many parts of France, when
sale OF land took place it was the custom
to have II adult witnesses accompanied by
II little boys. aud when the price of the
land is paid and its surrender took place.
the ears of the toys were pulled and thew
were beaten severely, so that the pain thus
inflicted should make An impression upon
their memory, and, if required aftergard.
they might bear witness to the sale.
The morning call., 1892-07-10
The Wise Mems Words.

" Crime and all our evils ,hicken
As the years fc,l." say the wise,
" What Is left OF right aud virtue
Guard as apples of your eyes"
True or not the wise mems cioaking,
Good. no doubt. their last advice
Everything OF sterling merit
We should more tnan ever prize.
There Is one thing pure and honest,
Firm 1t stands the test of time
S0ZOD0NT. the peerless tooihwash,
Spread Its fame through every cline.
The morning call., 1892-07-10
a Monderful Woman.

physically and mentally the late Dowager
Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg Sehwerin
was. In truth. the most remarkable woman
Oh the century. Born on February %, 1903,
it was not until 1888 that she had any
serious illness. Her life was idyllic in its
peaceful beauty and goodness. 1t is true
The morning call., 1892-07-10

Who is certainly one of our acknowledged
married belles-young. bright, and indeed
very beautiful. Mrs. Wieland was formerly
a Miss Buckley, and is sister OF Mrs. James
Gregory. and lady well known in this CITY.
The subject of this sketch married the head
of the great beer company about five or SIX
years ago in this city. the wedding being
noted society event. The lady has not been
much In society, owing 10 the many bereaye-
ments that the family have sustained; but
what she has done in the way OF entertain
ments has always been marked successes,
She Is the mother of two bright little bows.
10 whom she devotes much of her time. and
spends fortune in costumiag. Mrs Vie
land is herself magnificent dresser. dis
playing that rare taste in combination of
eolOrs that is always effective. The family
have but recently returned from Europe.
having spent large portion OF their time
at Carlsbad They are now sojourning at
the falace Hotel. In appearance Mrs
Wieland is Of medicm height, q demi-bru-
nette and exceedingly graceful in carriage.
The morning call., 1892-07-10

VIE OF the commander OF the yacht Frolic.
Is well-known lady in society here and
although not native of the Pacific Coast is
very much attached 10 the country. She
Was porn IN Copenhagen aud received her
Europe. She has been in this country a
number OF years. Nearly 10 years ago She
was married TO Captain Harrison in the
rooms OF MIR. and Mrs. A. n. Towne. who
then resided at the Palace The marriage
The morning call., 1892-07-10
Success Rewards Merit

AS a rule, and sOZ0DoNT is no exception.
There is not in the market preparation the sale
OF which has been attended with more success.
Decay OF the teeth Is prevented by SOZoDONT.
IL imparts TO them an ivory wilderness. 1t is A
LIQUID, not gritty and corrosive paste or pow
der. Ii remedies offensyeness OF the breath,
leaves an agreeable flavor In the mouth and is
itself fragrant. Being what Ii is no wonder thar
SOZODoNTi is success and is made the subject
OF so many encomums.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

BLACK CHEvIoT RE FERs-34 inches
long made With az s-A.as.S5 and $3.50
BLACK ami NAVY BLUE DIAGONAL
kEkfERS-wfth uoiched collars and lap
seaIns3i inches .ons-sS
BLACK CHEvIOr REEFERs-silk faced
aud with large smoked pearl buttons-32 inches
long-SlO
TAN aid NAVY BLUE DIAGONAL REEF
LIS, with noiched collars. Jap seams and
large bone buttons-:j NJ inches long-Slo. so
BLACK and NAVY BLUE DIAGONAL
JACKETS. loose sing breasted front. fasten-
ing with two large pearl buttons top and bot
toni-lnp seains--and 70 inches long-sllBO
DIAGONAL CHEvIOT EEEFERS-with
notched collar. box back. large bone buttons
81 inches long-Sl2. so.
RUSSIAN CoAT-s2 inches long-plAitad In
buck and with belt el2.5o
NAVY BLUE BASKET CHEvIOT REFER
silk faced. box back and Ia re bone buttons
&lC.50
BLACK CLAY woRSTED CoATs-3s inches
long. lined all through with satin-strictly
tailor made-S20
LIGHT TAN KERSEY JACKETS-with Wat
tesu plat in back and large pearl buttons
e25.
BLACK RUSSIAN zoUAvE JACKErs-40
inches lon2--sd,cd with Astrakhan-the
Bishop" xleeves-s4O.
DIAGONAL CLOTH and MATALASsE
CAPEs. especially designed for slderly ladies
TO wear-Sl5. $lS. SIS. S3S 81 and $40
BLACK and TAN CLOTH SHOULDER
CAPKS. with three overcapes-s7.5O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20
TIE CnAsoED STYLES
Erfr ZEE R RnFa Rnfh w ssss
PPP EE ERR inn, Wy ssss
p ZEE Il il ( L ssss-

" W WE are busy these days getting our WRAP
WWww stosk in order for the Fan and Winter
WV WV
W campaign. Many of the hest styles are
here already If i; gets cool AMI the LADIES' in your
party need warmer apparel thar they have with them
VT can supply II. o If yoa want to carry them to .'e
girls YOU eft behind thing lneInen:o o:
the greatest encampnzent-t.sy won't thank yon more
heartily and sincerely for anything than WASH
INGTON WRAP. We take . pride in the styles we
show-for they exclusive-imported or MADE to
visitors peep at the preferred stock" OF Washing
toms best dressers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20
LaxsBuneH AND Bno.

OF especial interest 70 all G. A r. COM
rades Is DER window Display Of the pro-
posed Grant Aonamen s--as the papers
have remarked. this il "a pidcH Jiceat re-
1yOda-.fOn M nu'ei carried oa.'-an beau
tiiully lighted NJ by hundreds Of iiIcsndes-
cent tights. AID would certainly he sight
TO show any CT your friends visiting in tie
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20
DISEASES CuRKp
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

some Of the street decorations are genuine
specimens Of art.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

They are boys In blue, but the town In very
'red, just the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20
Srncr.L Nor,cr

To enab the pnss OF, "a "a ais Para p a.'rne
the con. cert tomorrow ~ u eoaso.soaaed banas IL
store ril. etoss az ,.u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

The news Of Mrs. iIarr;s on's improved condi-
ton b. one of the happisss features Of these
happy tunes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

A WRAp Or DRrss,
The illuminations. fireworks. paradss and other
c.ctementcausing incidents VIII tempt you to be out
much of the time. isn't it BEST to first remind you
Of Wrap. You've got to have one and why not get
it now. Chilly epenings these insidious ereninos;
deceit'sal ,ceather altogether. You need wrap.
1t will take you or more to look through the
pslais Royals stock if you would make careful CON-
Parsons to the best values We saUs vOu
the time bv quoting special prices for certain gar
meats. uhiek arc quoted belor:
S0.OU instead Of IS for the New Extra Long
Black Cheviot Jackets
5000 instead of SIS, for the New Double
breasted Chevot Jackets. in tan. gray black. blue
silk or fancy cloth lining.
81 80 instead of $40 for the poubl.-srea...a
Extra Long English Walking Jackets in tan navy and
black.
d. D instead Of e12 10 for the New Fancy Cloth
Paris Jacket. with Vatican back
Dl .JO-You don't want to wear TOO rood clothes
at home with the extra work attending the G. A. r.
visitors. but do wdnt TO look respectable. These
Figured Cashmere Morning or Tea Gowns are Just the
thing. Look worth slo. worth e. SO. Fit you
for only 81. 9S until Wednesday evening.
1915, ST. os and SIS so are the special price,
for Ready made Suits .hst win well and wear as
well as those made BY Your dressmsie-s COSTING rs
much again. This other advantage: ro9 may Be
6fied in hour Instead or after a geek or % or
anxiety.
DO Iris: visi, .he Paais Royals second aoor
and have the costume you fancy tried on; unsatis-
factory there is the dress goods department where
will be found the latest materials autumn wear
COc. yard for choice of seventy-ase different de-
signs and colors in English chevio;s. Scotch Nix
lures. Fancy Stripes. Two-tone Diasonals, Storm
serges. 30.
&c. yard 10 a special price for 5iinch wide Chew
ron Mixtures. The supply is limited of these. and
the demand daily increases Youth see the moral.
SD1 YARD-The Palais Royal Is being quoted ana
shall Be quoted showing the bes: variety aie bos;
value At this price, The fabrics shown being "a
inches wide. the cost of dress is little than
when the narrower soc fabric is used and Of course
the quality as rastiy superior.
The designs and colofs Is shown in the expensive
novelties will be found here at only 81 yard NE
names would puzzle you. and SO would any attempt
at descriptions We ask visit Of inspection. which
viii prove mutually profitable.
NIL - to'e4 20 yard are the price extremes of
the novelty fabrics which are sometimes advertised a.
exclusive novelties. This to say in this respect:
Pssass Royal prices for fA< exclusive mosesses uu BE-
$osnd rs 10 7Se va1d iess than charged 1t The
stores There sseA q til bssfness is credit Il d
the extra pronts occurred on ezesssre aevesss shss
help the msrcAsats who credit 70 uass good their
loseA
Tzs PAIAn. ROrAr.
4. I<ss~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

Ihe dsmoerati; rarty must acknowledge to
Mr.. Hii thai ''Ogr horored standard bearers,
Cleveland and stevenson, does very well for .
starter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

In to.iay's grand reunion and parade the en-
tire nati1n has part The solid tramp Of the
veterans ON line historic avenue ~ stirring
81 aims Of naiiona: mu-ie uELor The folds Of
the eOuntry's brilliant Gag Is heard from border
81 border and ocean 20 ocean 1t Is heard svm-
REALISTICALLY IN the hearts OF old foes "a well as
OIL friends The iLss of the Unioa ALWAYS re-
tavensseest Is this foremost fact in ali Learss
today. Zone and indi isibie'' zone on! Of
many" one for all and the best interests of all
10 eome,--uch h the fruit Of the glorious pri-
vatiOn, hardship and conflict Of thirty yea-s
ego. In the language Of the United States su-
rreme Court the indissoinbls union Of in de-
s;ructibie states" n the safeguard ard mainsiay
Of American freedom both row and hereafter.
Aud ,hi- ''indissolable union" composed Of in
drstruriible -:stcs' has ever rested and now
rests upon brave and WORTHY men like those
Who marched aloag Pennsylsaaia avenue today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

The drum NIP has arrived In the city and
the new 20 Ieem.a has been brought to .
proper serse OF hurnihty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

The street. Of Washington seen after dark
ALREADY give glowing promise Of the beauty Of
the illumination ioIign;- I; Is mos; desirable
that the windows along tho route should be
kept darkened. and he interest which hAs al
ready tcoa manifested IN making the encamp-
nent q success sises assurance that the citizens
~ill observe this small ba, important detail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20
MANY

FALL OpES,xe Is Dnrss Goops
AND CLoAks
chance to show your friends what IL new
Our display this year forgos far ahead Of
any previous oxidation.
DREss GooDs OPENING,
Fret floor.
CLOAK PARLORS. I'd aoor.
We have the largest and best LIMITED
Dress Goods saloon In the United States. A
perfect. clear hight. even on the darkest
days-and OUR CLOAK PARLORS are
famed far and wide fof their exceptionally
weil-selected stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

THx srAs's greeting to the veterans OF the
q. A. r. has a peculiar Force. II Is a veteran
i.~elf. ths same STAR that shOne over the
troops that marched down the avenue in til.
grand review Of 1865. Its beam Is stronger
tLan IL was then. The visitors who remember
the Washington Of tha, time are Impressed
With Its enormous development. and The
sTAS Is unques:ionably one Of the conspicuous
feafuru- Of lis growth II has eudeay ored to
hep pace With the times. and the pub.ic. the
supreme Judge Of al worldly efforts, has pro-
nouneed the verdict Of success. THE STAR, the
sole survivor among the Washington war
dsIles, With a few suitable tears to the MEM
DRY Of il comrades who are now inferred In the
capitals journalistic graveyard. participates ap-
rropra,ely and enthusiastically In this re-
union Of war ,sterHu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

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sSThe following written visitors bu, 4; inter
Gloves are introduced
What better souvenir than pair Of G.ovss 70 carry
home to wife or sweetheart; mother sister,
Many residents outside of Washington need no in
PRODUCTION to ''Palais Royal" Kid Gloves Mail or
oo's Arrive oaiiy From almost ever State Ia the
Union
But you say don't Laor N. s,e
We reply that Iatte sinc, taey may be err
changed through Tie MAJ at a cost 4 only cents v
addressed Pa'ais iova eOrne, rsiL 81 aud penasy,-
vania are. Washiaotoa. DC.
But you TO select tbs very Attest a1tunn style
Well. here tits:
HE ESeLrsH WALKING GLOVES
These 4button gloves are to be much used and
therefore importation of them is very extensive
The new reds. wood shades and other colors now sf
ected by the world Of London are here in
the followinsr
Doeskin. fancy stitching. kc................sl5 so
Cape Tan with saddler's seam .............. l. 80
Chevrette. picus sewn.............. So
Best Kid .... 90
ts-Residents need not be told that all '.Pa.a,s
Royal' Giores ouara~feed. and therefore. tried
on at our risk. This should tell visitors that the
Gloves must needs be superior
MEN may treat themselves to q rood pair Of
Leather Driving Gloves at prices little astons
ing.
Genuine English Dogskin. automatic fastening . ell
Water Resisting Cape Tan Driving Gloves 81. 30
~ ADORE but hints Of the autumn, ina porta
fions Of Palate Royal Glopes. All the latest Par,s
child. and at losoest cash prices for best
Qla.itsss.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued bslow.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

Jupiter Piuvius h. proved himssI . genuine
Saszass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20
Erox AND REFER SUITS.

NAVY BLUE and BLACK SERGE REFER
SUITS-Reefer satin-taced and trimmed with
wide braid skirt finished to inatch-sl6
BLACK and NAVY BLUE ETON SUITS
made with postillion back. faced with satin
and double Vatican plat In skirt-Sl6
BLUE SERGE REFER SUITS-Reefer
with Vatican back and strap-and bound all
around-bell skirt-$lS go
NAVY BLUE SERGE RUSSIAN SUITS
with Bishop sleeves-9l5 o.
MIXED CHEvIOT RUSSIAN SUITS, with
box plating back and front, Bishop sleeves
and bell skirt-els. so.
MIXED CHEVIOT REFER SUIT, with
leather-bound buttons and belt-eoO.
NAVY BLUE WOOL SERGE THREE
PIECE SUIT. with position waist. shoulder
cape with three overcapes-skirt walking
lsneth-s22. 60
BLACK CLAY wORsTED sUIT-tAilor-
made-with silk-fsced postillion waist-92a
With Refer to match-$4O.
Ask any one who was here last year and they vi
tell you what a success our Suits were How vel
they were made perfectly they nttsd-and wha
= saving there in them in time and money, too
We haven't gone behind any-you may b sure Of that
This seasons are years experience better. Sam,
way with the WRAPS.
Home folks don't need any invitation stranger
are Just as welcome.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-07-15

The sign of addition is derived from
the initial letter OF the word plus. !"
In making the capital letter it was
made more and more carelessly until
the top part of the p was placed near
the center, hence the plus sign was
finally reached.
The sign of subtraction was derived
from the word minus" The word
was first contracted TO m n s, with a
horizontal line above to indicate the
contraction. then at last the letters
were omitted altogether, leaving the
short line -.
The multiplication sign was obtain
ed by changing the plus sign into the
letter x. This was done because null
tiplication is but shorter form of ad-
dition.
Division was formerly indicated by
placing the dividend above the hori-
iontal line and the divisor below. In
order to save space in printing the
dividend was placed to the left and
the divisor to the right, with simple
dot in place of each. The radical sign
was derived from the initial letter Of
the word 'radix."
The sign of equality was first used
in 1867 by sharp mathematician, who
substituted it to avoid repeating equal
to" New York Commercial Adver
fiaar
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-07-15
A Post for Lord Lornc.

The Marquis OF l4orne eldest son Of the
Duke Of Argyle-Macallum More-and
husband of Queen victoria's daughter
Princess Louise, has been made governor
Of Windsor castle, post anxiously sought
for by both the Duke Of Teck and Prince
Henry of Battenberg. The duties are nil,
the salary 81 900 1t is well known in Eng
land that for some reason Lord Lorne IL
not popular with the generality Of his
wife's family, though the queen is fond OF
him. II has become the fashion to jeer at
Lord Lorne in England as weak and in
competent person.
Had he not been brought to a certain ex-
tent within the fierce light that beats upon
q throne, it is likely that Lord Iorne would
have enjoyed the popularity which usually
comes to correct living, right thinking
and amable nobleman in England. 1t il
true that he has not those qualities likely
to Set river afire but he is far better than
the average man or nobleman. His royal
brothers-in-law were so opposed to his APP
pearing in conspicuous position In the
procession from st. James palace to West
minister when the queen celebrated her ju-
bilee that they mounted him on bucking
horse that succeeded in unseating Lorne
before the procession had passed the palace
gates They have snubbed him on every
possible occasion, and other people taking
the pattern from royalty have done the
same thing SO far as they could. And yet
Lord Lorne Is a better and an ADLER mar
than any of his wifes brothers.