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MARINE NEWS

Pos- TowSsKyp. Sept is-FSpecial. -
Ar-lyed-Br 81 Corrcyerechan, from
Liverpool at Royal roads: Rr sh Cape
York, from Sagasaki az Roya! Roads: sch
Mary Russ. from san Diego 81 Tacoma
Saised-sh Cciumhis. from Seattle for. San
Francisco. Sail tomorTow-~ok Undaunt-
ed. from Departure bay. for San Fran
Cisco
Ho0rrAx. Sept peciall--Arrived--
yesterday, sch Lizzie Prien; str Cosmep-
oils. Arrived Sunday-sch Twilight: al
from San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, Sept 1s-Arrived--
State of California, from Astoria and Port
land: Umatilla. from Victoria and Port
Townsend. Clearcd-W illsmeste. for As
toria; bk Charles h. kenney. for Nanasmo.
Departed-Schr American Girl. for Gray s
hareor. Freights and chartsrs-Bk c. b.
kenney, coal. from Departure bay TO San
Franchises; sh Louis Walsh. coal, from De-
parture oar TO San Francisco.
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wHaTcox. Sep. is.-lspeciai. IF. s.
Grandin's house was entered by burglar
ai o'clock Sunday evening and two gold
watches, diamond pin. scarf pin, re-
volver and s.. IS IN money stolen. Mrs.
and Miss Grandin were calling across the
street and saw light in the house, but
supposed /. was Mr.. Grsndin and paid no
particular attention. When they went
home the thief went out through the
Kitchen. The property lost Is valued AZ
$3.50. There is no clue 20 the burglar.
The coast survey steamer nsdney will
coal here Thursday and then probably
leave for San Francisco. having completed
her seasons work
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ENGLISH MARKETS.

Ioxpox. Sept. i2--Bar silver. 2oskd.
Consols, TO- LID. Bank OF England dis
count rate. 2 per cent
LIVERPOOL, Sept. ls.-Wheat - steady;
demand. moderate; No. red, winter,
A. aga: No. ? red spring. Is 61sd.
Corn-Steady; demand moderate: new
mixed, spot. Is 1854, futures. dull; de-
mand poor; September, As i0d; October,
is al.d; November. A. Cd.
Flour-Sieady; demand poor: 81 Louis
fancy winter, SIS 81.
Hops-At London tPaeidc coastl. f2f
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Deeds Recorded IN the Auditors once
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions from January l.
1884, are 81, 395, 20 There were filed for
record yesterday IL deeds. the considers
tons aggregsting s4,soS Following Is
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
& CO., abstractors OF title. lie Cherry
street, between Front and Second;
Rees p. Daniels VS.. Frances Wilson, pit
lot 8. block -. Pontins', $1,000.
Alex Crockett TO Margaret Crockett, lot
1, block IA. Ii. /. Ieslcr's. 81.
J. G.. Allan to John Thomas, nwL of
nwl. and SEA OF nwl4 81. %. s, and 9th
ers, 81 400
Josephine Lambert to Jennie Taimadge,
lot 20, block IS, Gilman Park. 5000
George Ford to David Graham, lot /,
block %, Bell q Denny's, S.
William seades to W. q. Mercer, lots %
and 26, block 4, Hamblets Replat, 5000.
William Cooley to +. y. Kelly. lots TO
IL, block S. Salmon Bay Park, $500.
Peter Jarvis and wife to J. Park Hendsr-
son. lots and 9. block !, Yesler's I'd, and
others, 81
]. Park Henderson 20 Bertha Jarvis,
lots aud g. block /, Yesler's I'd, and 9TH
ers, 81.
Bair-Loomis b. and |. Co. TO A. ]. Bair,
lots In Des Moines. 800.
J. b. Wal.gorth 10 Julia A. Baker. 6lois
In block 2, Waisworth' 3 list TO Renton. $500.
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SAY FRsscIsco. Sept Is.--The vegetable
markets are frmer. and clean up better.
Tomatoes are being taken by Gamers. Po-
tatoes and onions are at quotations. The
market for fresh fruits Is steady. Grapes
continue weak. Peaches and pears are
doing better. Lines are scarce and firm.
The butter market still continues to creep
up. Eggs are also higher. Cheese IS
steady. The poultry market Is weak aud
dull.
Closing; wheat--Qaic, and steady; De-
center ssfsc: May. 97tkc
Barley~Easier, December, S6ysc.
CoFn-Si.S0
Bsan-sis Ger ton.
HKKADsTrFFs Asp sRAFSs
Flonr-Family extras. S. 2sess IS; bak.
ers' extras s1i5s3.25, supertine. s. S5s@
2s0
wheat-The demand is of moderate pro-
portions. Some activity has developed in
the speculative market within a few DAYS,
and call board operations show slightly
higher quotations. But this i'm provemens
- said - Re based solely on filling by
shorts. No. shipping wheat. sos9sli1e,
With s2ikc for something Of better qualify
Much WaiIa Naiia wheat - still on the
market. seeking custom as T0e for fair
average. eeetSSs for No. :. and soss &C tor
OF grades
BArley-Feei barley Is not tn very gem
efAl demand. and the tone OF the market 10
rather soft than otherwis~. Arrivals we're
l0uao censals. Of which . so centals came
from Oregon. There is stiIl fairly good in
curry tor hrewinF. Feed. fair to good. IS
e@T7sse; choice. 80 6ssAc brewing ss@s soc
Oass--ngieTiugs are Of fairly iasge mag
nitude. bat tac demand IS light and s.o9.
Dealers. haseysF. are hop1fgi Of . change
fer the better vsrv SION. Milling, sIl0sa
LIS: sarpTsse. 81 iS42i2o; fAacy feed. sl-o5
clio. good 70 choice. e7s3eeski0 s: poor
20 fair. sefa2lse. black aaa red. nominal !;
gray. sseSssl.
Produce recsipts-Fioar. SACKS. 10 ~;
oregon. t0,as, wasAt, csntals - gsss: o.
won. 1. 81: harley. eentsis. : sia: 0eeZon,
So; eats, eentsls. s.. Oregoa. 76s: corn.
SACKS. III. beans, sacks -: potstSes
SACKS, 3f4l; onions. sAcks, as. bran,
sacks. i.s4A
Ff%AScIst-
nyafts-on sight SeE York. per 500
I2s1o Sterling stils--oa London, saxty
day kank, 81 soi
Silver hAFs-Psr ounee Eaa.@6sFse
sESGss sTeCxa
Alta, IL: RslcAsg. -: Pest 4 Beleser.
10; Bo<ais Consosiastea. I4Q. Balssx.
IS: CAo.aar. &. Consolidated California
q ylTglaEAs 49, Ggs~a ToAal, -: k2<skA
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SEATTLE, Sept. 10, 1904
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
Ind clearing houses today were:

fSrtla1a ...---..ssss.-s. l4.tsvo W 10y 70
Nearly ell the fruit with the exception of
fancy apples and grapes Is being received
from Wenatchee and Waila WaIla growers,
and IL giving the greatest satisfaction. It
arrives in first-ciass condition. Large ship
ments of melons are received daily from
these sections. and are in good demand.
The growers have received much encour-
sgement this year. despite the dull times,
and promise next year TO supply the state
markets with everything in the fruit line.
there was a good steady demand for
nearly ali descriptions of fresh fruit yes
terday, and while values on the majority
Of varieties were low, there were certain
lines Of fancy stock on which dealers sue
eseded in maintaining their asking figures.
Receipts were fair. but the retail trade
bought literally for today, and thus the
supplies were moved of. Fancy peaches
ere still scarce. but medium stock sells
fairly well at the quoted rates. Nectsrines
have almost passed of the market and tho
demand for silver prunes 10 good. Plnms
are selling rather slowly, but tho best
grades are held steady. Bartlett pears Of
the best grade are not very plentiful. and
under good inquiry dealers are holding
for full figures. Apples are selling quite
well at the quoted rates. There was
an increased demand for grapes yesterday.
and some choice stock sold q tritie above
quotations. Ounces are In fair supply.
bot the inquiry is of rather small proper
lions. All descriptions OF vegetables con-
tinae abundant. and prices are generally
low. A large lot of watermeions arrived
aud sold slow and cheap on account of the
cloudy weather prevai Hing. Nutmeg mel
ems are in fair supply and find good sales.
Dried fruits remain dull, with values weak
and poorly sustained.
The demand for creamery butter con-
tnues steady. and the recently advanced
price is held steady. Eggs are selling well
q steady figures. Mild new cheese IL
somewhat firmer. Poultry il quiet, bat
stocks do not accumulate.
Wheat remained depressed yesterday.
with downward tendency. Sugar de-
eIined x of cent this morning, and the
aoar market Is demoralixed on account of
the great quantities OF different brands
and grades being offered.
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aac ptertnxt In or.ran.

PORTLAND, Sept is--Adyiees from the
hop-growing counties of Oregon show that
hop picking Is progressing rapidly. though
pickers are scarce in some localities, The
rain of the last few days has retarded pick
ing somewhat, and also causes damaging
mold. some yards will not be picked on
account OF the low prices OF hops. The
total crop Of the state. 1t is believed. will
not exceed 81, 600 bales. which is over TO-.
900 bales short Of estimates made early In
sha s@akou
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WET WEEK FOR nor FIcRIsa.
showers and Lice fnereass-Pafouss
Harvest Nearly Finished.

shaver. and Lice fncreass-Paiouse
Harvest Nearly Finished.
Following is the weather crop bulletin
for the week ending September IL, issued
by Director II. F. Alcistore:
Western Washington-A week OF very
cool weather with frequent heavy showers
hss fust closed IN this part Of the state.
While last week We had a maximum tenn
peraturs Of - degrees. this week we had
cor warmsst weather on the i6th With the
naxiuum only TO s. degrees. Ga some
dnv. the thermometer did not even 90 IS
hish as IS degrees. The nights were
tribe cooler than last week. the lowest
temperature ranging from 80 70 - degrees.
IEght fros,s we're reported from places in
C.allam county on the lsta Sttn the
thermometer down % 80 degrees No
great damage has resulted from these
frosts 10 yeretatlon. Most OF the crops in
thIs mart OF the state are now beyond the
in1u@ucs Of weather. yet the potato
rroa in some counties and pas
turss have been greatly benefited
by the frequent Showers- ins hop riekers
have had q wet week OF 10 IN ali sections.
I&re and mold are reported as greatly on
the increase Ia some sections, rendering
the hop craps almost unnt 30 pick. In
nearly ali places shere spraying = IS care
fully aud constantly done she hops ass In
fairy coed condition 10 PICK, Though an
only g very few localities are they as good
As might have been desired BY the hop
picksrs. The grain crops are nsaFly all
cat and ia great many sections thresh-
ing IL almost over, While 10 others - VIII
sosr be eosapiessd. GYCn crops ars turn
Ing oar fairy good 50 . rule, ihonga nota-
iur extra. In soms portions Of Snohomlsh
county the oas crop - going 20 be poor
cam cared With other year&
Eastern Washington - lhis week 8
weather in this part Oh the state wAs fEiiy
10 degrees cooler than last week and much
rainlsr. too. The highsst temperatures
range estaeen s. and = degrees, tAs latter
r.-~,svrsn, on the frs. and last days OF the
week. Cooler nights prevailed, The lowest
Temperatures going dosa 70 ~ degrees on
Ia. I4.h. No ar0sss Of auy consequences
hAxs been reported ID. week Light
showers tell a. most daily in tbs southern
pos.scn OF tie state iToGa lie l-sa - he
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Con-. Is: Could & Garry. ~; Hale 4 Sor-
cross. 5. Mexican. l3s: Nouo. %:
Mount ps.hio. 10: ophlr, 30; Pososi.
-: Savage. g: Sierra Sevsaa TIC: Unica
Consolidated. -; Utah. :: yellow Jacket.
"A; Andes. O.. Bullion. 50: CAl-doriA IA:
Challenge onsoGadsse1. 56, Consolidated
Imperial, ?. Grand Prize. 5: Justice, u:
Kentuek, =: Occidental, 10: Overrnan. .:
Seq Besche-. IL: Alpha Consolidated, IL:
fs1-rsAsrre trE
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid 90 Farmers for Country
Produce.

Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
paid to farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named. the
goods TO be delivered In Seattle.
Iiors-Choics, 6i4e per pound.
HAY-(Ia car load lotsf-Puget sound,
sGs per ton: Eastern Washington. $40
ell
Gaalv-un car load iotsl-osts. choice,
Sis, barley. si6 per ton: wheat.
chicken feed. si2: corn. SIS; cracked. SO.
porAToEs-Potatoes.< s0fi2 PER ton.
brrTER, EGGs AND Handled
On commission.
INNS, PELrs AND TAIIow-Heavy salted
steers. over % lbs, per Id, set4l1e: medium.
Ter ID. Sc: light. under Id lbs. &c:
sailed kip g, and calf. per 10, DC; green
hlaes lc less than salted; dry hides. per
IL. aelGc ;culls of above. one-third less. DRY
Elk, per 10. ottSc; dry deer skins. summer,
r~f Ii. Zoe: good winter, i2d lac: poor
aad thin winter. Sc: sheep skins. log oc
ias wool, ooet5oc; wool, 4ts@oc per 10; tai
los S&&c.
lIvE srocx-Cholce beef cattle. 21sas
sa.c; choice sheep. Sc; good hogs, s1.e,
caves large. &C; small. &c per 10.
loas--Super.or quality, Per NJ, mr., so.ao
$3.50: choice cedar. S. 509f6.so; common,
fss NJ, 81. spruce logs, shooesao1
Jobbtng 0aotsaeh&
The following are the prices paid by re-
tai dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or ON the ears, or the iobbing rates
saossd by wholesale dealers wiih ordinary
terms OF credit.
srArIx sRocERtxs.
tvsAR-f Jobhingl-~fiolden &C" in bol.
per u, size: extra ''C'' in Dbl. Per 10, SIC;
ID IN 6bl. per 10. sic: dry granuiated. "a
ka a. a II.
eSe; t.e PER 10 discount for spot cash on
Prices quoted.
RtoUE Ere -tJobbingl ~ Washington
Straight, per hhl, 81 %. patent, $50 patent
sxeslssnL $3.50; California brands, 49,
Dakota brands. sASoesAsos buck
sesas -four. per Dol. 49,
o. Ian sacks. 81. IS Ger ewt. rye fiour. per
-, - Is. or ie-fN sacks, 81 - per cst; sye
raeal. per bbl, sAo0: rer est, $50 oa'
sEea.s, per Dbl. t6oaes63e; honalny. Per
eat S25a. cracked wheat, per ewt. 80
fosled wheat saoo Per bbl; baked ~AsAs
f~s sack. s9ia; whole wheat HOUR ps.
sss. s225. pearl barley. per Z. saae, sp.s
ISIS per ,, Sc. table corn snssa, -. a.
sso PEI ewt in f0-r sacks, 80. Vs..
saits. los. s. 80. sos. S. ~ fsaksa hosaAiay,
Go per keg
HKsNs-tI obhiuel--ssnal white. PER 10.
sa@5a.c; pink. per ID. sStsi.es bayos' PEI
Sc butter, per 10. <.e; Lima fsE y. -, =.
atcT - Il obblngl ~ Japan. &essiSs. w.
sh.nA. $500 per cwt; Island, s. 2.'est-sA
LiRiER fEss-t Josalngl-ki Ter ~. &C
sstr-t Ja5bingl -LsyeFpoe., o9-io sasAs,
~ ton. slgti9; American caaFt,
s@sks, peF toa, siS; Coast. bali EFo9s1.
1sAss sacks, per ton. sill; ao-la sscks. ~
ioas si9: 3.lh SACKS. = IA bsle. :" 30
sAsks. 50 ia bale. g. 50; lob SACKS, = u
eale, s2sl.
:. u sD-t Johhlngl-HorIs rendsr~as
- S4re.Air. tserces. t2ase; Rex ssais 49,
80 compound, ttsrees. SA.e.
tesFKE-kJo Ding -siTsen-Moehas per
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Charles H.. Aans2r, Of Missouri, for
merry second comptroller OF the treasury.
has been appointed By the president 70 30
assistant con ptsoGler 81 the treasury. Tie
fosEusg el4es has been abolished.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.



A Bsruss A ". Rsafsow u Block Aw,sF
Z r Mssden6oxf, Chsha Fr4nk Barlow,
"A l. PIKE. flwaeo G y Dyer. r Townsend
I. CArasu. Tacoma " BARKER. san Jose
Bra IA K0dsa,sR A EekmlsT, AarysviJie
T 4 Weaver \ Miss toanso1. do
n II AYav juneau W Aarray, Cal
A p fsrAharn Minnsap HenrF Drum. facona
y Fsrnoxs ctr FI!1sss y, Dear Lodge
ssuuel Htitcafsom Ny c MAeKsnxla, Portland
A e Young Tacoma T0wie 4 ~, Chicago
v : Clsrx. do y ecott. Portland
y SsAsater, do ksFsey v, City
A Q sslm0n. Do
HorsL xrTLxE
Ike sselnhsiser, PortId Or A Ward. sacrar'to
IBs A Hi, asA city tisFtneF. Pcrfia8d
A = HNlues0r1. Nis Il Weaver. Sew York
ars Rawsn. ~ Twn & shstSocx, San Fran
Mara Heasr hsii ZEE. do KsDpeer. faae. VA
g,ss N@wtaa, san F7an VIII Kamp~er. DO
Harrv Wells Detroit n = "a stsen A W, Cal
: <cavsngss. Milwauk HARRY e Boyd. Ssa Fran
81 q 4trosx. II Angusss q "a Hafrlsea 4 ia, 90
INV Young, oats Webster y, Wash
viii " asAAne. City IL Fasler. san Fran
g 8 Mssfesta A w PtAag MFs A Ha16eil, syokn
II Ogdsn, olymPas Aosss, ise@aaA
HoTxL pELLxG
w Day ku Shelton Aniersoc, Granits Fis
J II H2Hsen. ulyIEsA masf J2ne a IS
~ Ksnaedr . Jez Morris. Tacoma
A 4 gss4s. H3IIer City y fsgior. Fail CITY
Tsos n. sslaxsos, : p ii King, GRATIS Pass
" sixco. AEryss-ds JEE4 Ea1c1fys AsrysTi
arIAEy Esesess al
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Read what your dsntist has 70
say about itf
We have carefully examined the
formnIa OF LUBrS's CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER and and
that II contains nothing that can In
the slightest degree iniurs the teeth
or gum. II has Ia Its composition
suHeisns snsissptio properties 70
swsstsn the breath and make thu
run healshful and arm. Its daily
use will help 10 prevent fhs forma-
ton OF tartar and the accumulation
Of parAsstseal antmaienl0 60 inia-
riosss TO teeth and gun.
w n. 9IDDIs66. ID. ID. 3.
GRO. w BRAGDoS. ID. ID. =.
oEo. NJ. faulkner. u. d. q
T. q. ALDIE. u. ID. :.
4 Y y. b bssroRr = . p :
ALBEaTJ, FoRREsT.
G. p. HRowN. d. D. q
GEo e. MILLER
JOS. MorDY.
W. =. s. coYSE. L .. q a,l n.
., O. j o. = GRIFFIN.
In. FOX
fw.tr s 9ITnhAsk
LuBrE's TOOTH PowpER
makes 0ood Teeth
Cool Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion snskss Content.
meat
Conssnsnsns makes life worth
1 living
4 - cRETs 4 B0TTLk
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Wholesale Agent.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

c. DxYARTMKsr OF AssrcrrruRr.,
bnATHxE ECRzAr,
PORTLAND Or. SspG "a. lssAt
yorscsss for Wednesday. Fair. cooler. -
saratex warmer. II. y. AIcrAToHK
Observer IN Cnarxa
xxrrrr grATKe DKPAETNuxY or AsErcrLrrxn
vrAIHER ErkEAc-DAILr ErEzErEw
SEATTLE. WASH. sept Is fs,<
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND, Sept. s.-wheat--yslley T5e
w ALA Maila, 652f6s5Sc.
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mrs.
Hops-oBis..
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PHILADELPHIA, Sapt. ts-Ths uaarke, for
domestic wool r. eRies. although there Ia
more inquiry than there wAs 5 wsek ago.
There has been fair demand for hne M
washed and los AZ qasEser-bloods, and
press On sats description are sell
maintained. olAo, Rsaazy.yanla and West
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nyafss-on sight SeE York. per $40
I2sSc- Sterling kiils--oa London, SIT
dzy kAnk. $3.50
Silver hAFs-Per ounce ga SsssFse.
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yesb,nx oas,.sienA

The following are the prices paid by re-
tai dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or ON the cars. or the ioboing rates
eaossd by wholesxls dealers wiih ordinary
terms OF credit.
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AFTER THIRTY YEARS.


skef and Capt. w. Phillips
aew eld Acquaintance.
Ss.. .saay there came together two old
- - 81 TIE civil var, one in the per-
= Col. Thesker, commanding the
essss infantry and the ether Can't.
-. failps. late deputy treasurer
-. sapa Byron Phelps. They were
60. whether back ON the shores of the
Hssr. Their parents were fast
- aud the boys were thrown to-
- " iae snutnsl visits of the families.
-. shssfsd the service in May. isei, one
seasa TO the army OF the Cambsr-
- ma the other TO the army Of Viz
s.ch Participating in the great
- sae war fought by their respect
They had not seen each other
sydhree years. and spent several
aears a. the Rainier hotel talk.
So esa times and recoan,ing stories Of
!. etaeod days down on the banks OF
s,,,- 'ss s'sssrs. and especially Of those
49, aass IA sae early Goa when the
g. were taxing sides in the coming
a.. Then through the great battles
~. 'eas The old veterans in donaldson.
49, steksearg. Nashville. Chat.a-
49, lockout Mountain. Dalton.
k.- atlanta, Winchester. Cross News,
t,,A.. aes Ansistam. Chsneellorsville,
- hsa. Piedmont Luxembourg and
esao1s battles ot tie war. IL
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sEArTxn. MAY -. lsyk
10 TEE EDIron: The Parsx< fs,1xx n
1870. which - pubiished in san Fran-
eseeo States thst o. the eysuinr al NAY
- lsss. tbs sun vouid ct q 7-N. On
tosS az - 7.19 precisely he bueses It
tecned e The Usifed States troors nov
stationed in this city sounded tke .srs-
sEees ! betieve the ..retsaas's il rounded
= sunset In accordance with : custom or
pesnsps rsgulation OF the Unitsd states
army. A. matter Of fscs The sun vss
niZh above the Oiympics q the hour of
lib on the evening Of Nay a. and ala not
oisappear behind tie mouutaina until
iater shan 7:35, and Of courre n. even
tnen above - level horison. cureIy the
tardyf
tUsuaily retreat Ii sounded q sunsss
and observations are taken 70 ascertain
the tina. When the United States troors
arrived hsrs they we're quartsrsd ss the
Arnory in hollow. While there the Hiss
o. calls Wa made. and when they moved
70 camp on the hill the question Of the
sun bang longer in sight Was not taken
INTO consideration. This il one expians-
non. Perhaps better one il that the
commanding oficer Get the call by the
almanac. In camp the soldiers ere not 20
particular shout such matters q q the
post.
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