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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-03
THE DAILY MARKETS.
, TITLE DEMAND FOR TURPENTINE
Al THE CURRENT PRICE.

Sales said to Have Been Made at
DecIine in the Price-ROsin Market
onened steady But Closed Firm
with Large SaIes-First Bale OF
New Cotton Received and Sold at
10 Cents-CottOn Market Firm and
Unchanged - Wholesale Markets
steady.
savannah. Aug. 2-The sale of the first
VALE of new crop cotton created some in
crest at the Cotton Exchange to-day. 1t
t-o5sht 10 cents a pound at auction. The
regular market was firm and unchanged.
The spirits turpenLine market was ap-
,arently weak, buyers being out of the
market. The quotation was 26l5 cents,
hut no sales were reported at that price.
late in the day it was reported that
coles of 300 casks had been made at 25
cents. The rosin market closed firm,
with sales of G. 100 barrels. The wholesale
markets were steady and generally I'M
changed. The following resume of the
direrent markets, both local and tele-
er3nbic. will show the tone and the quo
Iarions at the close to-day:
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THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, AUGUST s. 1897


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scarcely any demand up to the close OF
the market at the Board of Trade From
private sources it was learned that sales
of 300 casks had been made at &c cents
late in the day.
At the Board of Trade, at the first ana
last cali. the market was bulletned firm
al 261a cents, with no sales reported.
Rosin-The market opened quiet, but
late in the day the demand increased, and
a the close there were large sales at Sat-
urday's closing quotations. At the first
call, a. the Board of Trade, the market
was bulletined steady and unchanged
with no sales. At the last call the report
ed sales We're 6,160 barrels at unchanged
quotations. The tone of the market at
the close was firm. The following were
the ouotations
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GRAIN, PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, Aug. Flour market fairy
active and firmer particularly on the bet
ter grades Minnesota patent, "a. 35d4 20;
winter straights, 81 1904. 25.. Rye -four
strong. Corn meal frmer; yellow western.
ole; city 62Q6Sc. Rye FIRM No. ., 4515c;
car lots, 402q42c. Barley quiet. Barley
malt nominal
Wheat spot market firm; No 2 red
A%c; late August, New York soc afioat;
options opened strong and advanced on
the strength in corn. foreign buying and
local covering, eased off under a big in
creased visible supply but rallied again
on export buying and Closed &c net high
er; sales included No red, August. clos
ed S3c; September, SIC; December. S27kc.
Corn, spot, steady; No. ?. 3319c, elevator:
S412c afoat; options opened strong and
advanced on hot wind reports eased off
under realizing but rallied with wheat
ana closed h03sc higher; August closed
BIC; September, 33lac; December. 35c.
oats, spot, quiet; No. 2, 21% arc; options
quiet, but steady, closing 1sc net higher.
September, 2ls; December, 23c.
Hay firm; shipping, 4505Oc; good to
choice, 65qS0c Hops quiet. Hides steady.
Lard quiet; western steam closed at A. Soc.
September closed 447c, nominal; refined
quiet continent, 4.S0c; South American.
Sc; compound, 4a4l4c Pork quiet: old
mess, So 00a8 %; new mess, 80 OOG9 so.
Butter steady; western creamery, 1lG15c.
western factory, 7d10lac; Elgns 15c; imi-
tation creamery, 91z012c. Cheese steadier;
large white state, 7iac; large coored, 7Jba
79sc; small white western, 7lkc; part skins.
4a51sc; full Skins 21sa3c. Eggs steady;
state and Pennsylvania, 13AQl4hc; west
ern, fresh 1Sc Tallow quiet Petroleum
dun. Cotton seed oil exhibited further
strength on renewed export inquiry: prime
crude, f. o. b. mills. 17c; prime summer
yellow, 26127c; off summer yellow 25a
25lac; prime summer white, 2SG29c. Rice
firm Mo.asses strong. Freights quiet;
cotton, by steam, I'D; grain, by steam, 3h
@3s4d. Spot coffee, Rio dull, mild, quiet.
sugar raw steady; refined steady.
Chicago, Aug. 2--Wheat was nervous to-
day. Prices were sustained, however. In
the face OF heavy realizing by large sales
at seaboard for export. September gained
1sc net Corn was strong on hot weather
an the west, gaining lan5sc. Oats were
steady, closing Nc higher. Provisions lost
21aaH2c on heavy receipts and packers
selling.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat, No. p
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Cen. Pac list 95101ubl WIN list con.4i2s 57ls
Den. & r. G. As SS7s b. & Q. South
Den. & r. G. 7s.11OI5 w'n inc. Sc. A. 70
Erie DDS ........ 81 b. & Q. South
G. II. & S. A IS 1G513 w'n inc. Sc. r.. II
do do rs .... 106Is Rich. & Dan. 5s. 80
II. & T. Cent. Us 1OS Rich. & Dan. 6s.122
do do Is .......1O6 N. j. c. con. reg.11
L. & N. Uni. As S3AC., No. Pass, T. r 4l4
M K T. LIST Is. S61aNo. West gen 6s.123i5
do 2d 4s....... 60 Phila. & Read.
Nut Union 6s 107 gen. mt. 4s..... $685.
N. j. c. gen.5s 1888 Mort & West 1879
Nor Pac lists . IT,
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OLD NEWSPAPERS. 900 FOR Is ccnts. AZ
Bpalz.~e sslco Morning News.
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OCEAN FnEIGuTs.

Cotton Market firm: rates quoted arc
per 100 pounds. Boston, per bale. gia5.
per bale. 81 90. Baltimore, per bale. 81 .OO.
10 Liverpool. via New York. zoe. Bremen
VIA New York. 3sc. Amsterdam. via New
York. i3c. Hamburg. via New York. 900.
Genoa. &C.. ROYAL. 53c. 49, Petersburg. 53e.
Lumhcf-By Snll-rrcightH are steady
at ruling rates. Foreign business 81 more
or less nominal The rates from this and
ncnrhy Georgia ports arc quoted ai il.751
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Plant System.


In Effect June 80. 1897.
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Opening Highest Lowest. Closing.
Sept .... .H5saHA 76h 745A 75i5
Dec ...;76 @7G% IN 70 77%
may 6y. .'' S;S 52S 3lB S23s
Sept .....17A 10 17sS 17ze,t77l
May -: 9c& q 35 ,ss a acA@li'
Mess Pork. per Dbl
Sept ;;......s Z 80 $7alk $7B $3.50
OCT ....... 30 as S' ~ - % 55,s
Short Ribs, per 100 lbs
oct ....... 40 4S S SH s5A
Cash quotations were as follows. Flour
nrIni no, spring wheat. 7G076lkc: No. q
spring wheat, 1207ic; No. 2 red, 7GG77ibc.
NO corn, pc; No. 2 oats. I7ihe,1So. NJ ,
white. 2iq22c: No. 3 white. lgls21c. No .
rye, 4lt2ci NO barley T. o. b.. 290g2c. No
y AHZSci No. ] flax seed, gsltSslhc. rrir,1
tlm0thy seed. 2.75: mess pork. per barrel
N.HuIs5' lard. per 100 pounds. "a mai o5,i
Snoit tlp SIDES loose. jl4u5kc. dry sailed
shoulders BOXED, 4@m5e; short clear sides
goods per gallon. siI9
cincinnati Aug Flour firm. higher
wheat quiet; No. red. 7fibc Corn arm.
no mlNed Zs1sn29c. Oats active. No ,
mixed zJlae. Rye firm: No. 2. S503gc
Lard quiet at AOjc. Bulk meats Arm a.
AW04Dc Bacon strong al 5gG,s az
whisky steady at $ii0
ST. Louis Aug. 2-Flour UNCHANGED
Wheat. spot, steady but easier: No. , rod
cash, elevator, 79c. track 79as0e. No ,
nara, cash. 7iN77c track: August. 7gwc
pa; September, 79ss079Ac. December
sl4c Corn. spot, higher. No. . cash. geihe.
stptsno.r S5sc; May. 9Dlsc bid. Oats.
steady, No cash. 1870. September. use
Fran, hrmi sacked, east coast ana east
track. Ssn i0c. east side country points ~
W3j'. Butter. steady, creamery. iiqfigr.
dairy. @nllizc. Eggs. firm az &c. Whisky
N.l9 PORK, unchanged. Lard lower
Bacon. 50e; extra short clear ana ribs.
5.l1c; shorts. 5.s7lsc. Dry salt meats box.
- shoulders i3Oci RIBS. 5g7iac. shorts.
3 50c
Baltimore Md Aug Flour strong
Wheat iirmor; spot ana month SIZE:
steamer red No. 2. e0i,c. southern wheat
ny sample, Wns5c. do on grade. slibUstisc.
Corn firm, spot. ~ 032hc. month ana
September a2h0Hl4c. steamer mixed. Na
aOAc, southern white corn, 8id3is: do sci.
low, a1c. oats firm. No. white. 2iis0
lic. No. mixed 3iin2ic. Rye FIRM No
nearby DC, No. 2 western Co. bid
Hay steady. choice timothy fl3.0dlt co.
Gr1iu frnlghfs quiet. steam 20 Liverpool
por hushol 81. asked August. Cork FOR
orders. pea quarter 3s iisd, September.
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lort Aus 2.-rhe dry goods mar
......'.' ny encouraging outlook for the
~ Tho week. Tho feeling
ioui the local market "a ono M CON
'Hl advances Boz prize nf sisple
.. ''' expected within day or 10.
lli"l activity. and strength in
i"i NooIrn GOODS. lo1hrrs also
owe. conditions iu nearly every
ihl retailers report more sca-
.t.. than hna been tho case
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D ... prntino-rho market dron.
weak state to-day. Thore Vas
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INtVtIpIo sdIIt Udy IdoI ytdI.- l'oV o'f5f
Charleston, S. c., Aug. 2.-Turpentine
firm, 251ac Rosin firm; no sales. A, B,
c, D, E, $1.2O; F, 1875; G, $1.30; H, 81 S5;
7, $50; K, $1.55; NJ, $50; N, $1.75; w G,
$3.50; w w, $40.
Wilmington. n. c., Aug. 2.-Spirits tur-
pentine dull at 251aq26c; receipts, 2S5 casks.
Rosin dull at $1.20d1. 25; receipts S18 bar
rels. Crude turpentine firm at $780, $3.50
and $1.9O; receipts, 122 barrels. Tar steady
at $1.15; receipts, 259 barrels.
New York. Aug. 2.-Rosin steady, I'M
changed. Turpentine firm, 2S12a29c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-03
THE COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1-Justice Cox

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Cox.
Hewett agt. Webb, time to take defend
ants testimony limited to thirty days
Miller agt. Maddox; auditors report rati-
fled. Maccubbin agt. Shoemaker; sale rati-
fled nisi. Barron agt Southern Building
and Loan Association: rule on defendant
returnable in fifteen days granted. In re
Bridget Dawson, alleged lunatic; inquisi-
ton in lunacy ordered to issue. Kidder
agt. kidder; auditors report ratified. Bald
win agt. Shay: time to take testimony linn
tied to thirty days. Clarkson agt. Nc
Laughlin; do. to fifteen days. Stuart agt
District of Columbia; decree canceling
taxes. Stewart agt. Stewart; testimony
before G: w. Stetson, examiner. ordered
Withdraw plans and specifications granted.
Cohen Adler Shoe Company agt. Scott;
rule on defendant Evans returnable No
vember 8 granted. McEnery agt. Riggs;
Riggs: do. Warner agt jerks: restraining
order returnable November granted.
Circuit Court No. 1-Justice Cole.
Stein Block Co. agt. Loeb ct al: judg-
ment by default. Cumberland agt B. and
P. Railroad Co.; on trial.
Criminal Court No. 1-Chief Justice Bing-
United States agt. John Johnson false
preteEses; defendant arraigned; plea, not
guilty. United States agt Noah Warner
do; do. United States agt. Helen Ran
dolph. do; do. United States agt VIM
assault
agt Rosa Blue. perjury; do. United States
ast Abraham Coleman, do; do United
States agt. Elias Harris. larceny: do.
United States agt. Samuel H. Wells, big
amy: defendant arraigned; plea. guilty..
sentence. New Jersey state prison for one
year and one day.
Criminal Court No. 2-Justice Bradley.
United States agt. Daniel Williams, en-
hezzlement; verdict. guilty on third count
only. with recommendation to mercy.
Probate Court-Justice Hagner.
Estate of Henry Knight: account passed.
Estate OF Francis v. Tapia; do. Estate of
Ezra A. Wilson; will filed. Estate of Mary
E: McPherson; will partly proved. Estate
OF Zephaniah Jones; amended petition fled.
Estate Of Jno. w. Freeman; inventory filed.
Estate of Frank p Hastings: proof Of
claim filed. Estate of Augustus 1. Amber:
waiver of citation fled Estate of Alfred
Durham; three papers filed In re Clara /
Goodwin, guardian: order to incumber
wards real estate. Estate of Harriet 7
Pickett: will partly proved.
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LATE TELEGRAM 81
FUSION WINS IN NEBRASKA.


Plurality Estimated mt Over 10000
for Supreme Judge.
LINCOLN, Neb., November Additional
precinct returns from the state today did
not change figures given last night, indi-
eating fusion plurality exceeding that of
1896. which was about 1900. At fusion
headquarters the same claim as last night
of plurality Of from 10000 to 5000 was
maintained. Secretary Sizer of the repub-
Iican committee would not concede this or
even admit defeat. Many of the leading
republican workers, however, accepted the
returns at hand as certain indication Of
the defeat OF Post Gep) for supreme Judge
and the balance of the state ticket.
a seeming inconsistency in figures sent
out from Lincoln and those from elsewhere
in the state IS explained by the differences
In comparisons made. Gov. Holcomb last
year ran far ahead of his ticket Returns
sent last night other than from Lincoln
compared the fusion vote of this year with
the Holcomb vote of last indicating a re-
publican gain. when by comparing with the
average fusion vote of last year a fusion
gain is shown for this year. The republi-
cans of this dancaster) county, elect their
entire ticket by slightly reduced pluralities,
except Woods for register of deeds.
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scnbed as drunk and fussy." He was very
drunk and very fussy. Witnesses saw he
nrst cleaned out the saloon, then smashed
oie WINDOW, and next started on a ram
page down the street. He ATTEMPTED 70
Ter ooWn an awning. and next devoted his
attention to a team of horses
Comrades of the man attem,ta5 g. IL,
MIN and he was struggling with them when
the police arrived. Geary, SO the noIica a.
care, MT, Kicked and bit until II was nee
eSsary 10 adopt vigorous measures In order
to quiet him. ' i'ei
Heary, burly young man, when he tools
the stand, stated that he did not remember
ahytning OF the difficulty, except that the
poncemen dubbed him, ard he called at
tention TO two cuts on the head and one
On tne right hand- He admitted that he
v as drunk. and pleaded guilty to the charge
OF disorderly conduct. but denied the ac-
cusation of assault
Captain F. H. Harrington Of the marine
corps stated that he was summoned TO the
scene of the trouble and found Geary living
fnsensible on the sidewalk. He saw no as
sault nv No
How long have you been in this ci,v,.
asked Assistant District Attorney Null
lowny of Geary
Two months" was the answer
How many times have you been drunkp''
This was the first time"
" would suggest. vour honor" said Mr.
Mullowny. addressing the court "that you
make II the last time"
The fine OF $40 was imposed in the dis
orderlv case. and the sentence of four
months for assault.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-03
Work for School Cht,a.en
rom the Scientiac American.

Consul German sswrites from Zurich In
regard to plan recently introduced in the
public schools Of several European cities.
In Brussels the children attending public
schools were 4equested by their teachers
to gather up On their way to and from
school all such apparently valueless objects
as old metallic bottle capsules, tin foil. tin
cans. paint tubes. refuse metals, &C.. and
deliver their collections daily to their re-
spective teachers.
In the period from January / to Octoher
1, 1895. or, within eight months. the fol-
lowing amounts were collected: Tin foil
1.925 pounds; old paint tubes, 200 pounds /:
bottle capsules, 4.415 pounds: scrans ~
metal. 1.221 pounds. Total. 7,7S1 pounds.
This apparent rubbish was disposed or
and the proceeds applied SO as to Complete
ly clothe 500 poor children and send AZ siclr
ones to recuperation colonies, and there
still remained quite balance, which was
distributed among the poor sick Of the civ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-03
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued to tho
following:
White-Wm. d. Abrams and Europia L.
Chase: Thomas Bradley and Mabel w.
Moffatt: Thosz, L4DChapman of Warren
county. Va, and Laura M. Gardiner of
Alexandria, Va; Francis S. Mcleod Of
New York city and Mary A. Baxter of this
city: Isaac s., Pe9nybacker, jr, and Ella
G.. EdmondS
coIored-Wintams .Beckwith and Sara,
Jackson; William ADAMS and Ella Newton
VIM. H. Sheppard and Mary A. Hart: John
w. Williams and Mamie Gray: James w.
Beach and Mary, E. Ball,
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WILL NOT DEFEND LUETGERT.

Services of Ex-Gov. johnson Would
BE Too Expensive.
CHICAGO, November 3.-Former Lieu
tenant Governor Johnson of Missouri is In
this city for the purpose, it is said, of con-
ferring with Adolph Luetgert and Attorney
Vincent. Luetgert denies that johnson will
conduct the case of the defense in the sec
ond trial, which begins next Monday. He
insists that his relations with Mr.. Vim
cent are most cordial. He admitted that
johnson had been discussed as an addition
to his counsel but said the conclusion had
been reached that the lieutenant governors
services would cost more than he was able
to pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-03
MANITOBA SCHOOL QUESTION.

Archbishop Bruchesi Says Catholics
Will Have Their Own.
ROME. November 3-The new archbishop
of Montreal. Mgr. Bruchesi, has arrived
here and will reside at the Canadian Col
lege during his stay in this city
He declares that the right of Roman
Catholics to separate schools in Manitoba
will be supported and it is said the pope
will shortly give a decision on the sub
ject. as the moment is regarded as oppor-
tune, in view of the calmness of the Cana
dian press since the mission of Mgr. Merry
Delval to Canada.
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Laborers In Dfstre.s.

Two alleged victims of oyster dredgers
have appealed to Sanitary ohicer Frank
this season for assistance. James Riley.
the second one called yesterday afternoon
His story was that ne had worked near
Ncmini for an oysterman and had not re-
ceived 1 cent for his services. He says he
worked hard and faithfully, and then had
to walk all the way here because he did
rot have 80 cents with which to nay his
fare Riley belongs in Wilmington, Del,
but shipped from Baltimore. He was fur.
nished transportation to his home.
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EzETA PURGED OF CONTEMPT.

Ex-fresfdent of Salvador Plead Ignor-
ance of English as Excuse
OAKLAND, Cal, November 3.-Carlos
Ezeta' ex-president of Salvador, has sued
LOT mercy before an Oakland justice of
the peace He was sued for 1876 rent and
vas ordered into court, but paid no at
tention to the summons.
Ezeta was then arrested on a charge of
contempt Of court and went to jail for an
hour Now the eX-president has paid his
rent and the costs of the suit, and on
pieading his Ignorance of English has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-03
Quarreled Over Politic..

Henry Jackson. colored. aged twenty-four
years. living at No. 240 Sd street south
west, was stabbed in the side by another
colored man during quarrel over politics
on Pennsylvania avenue near 18th street
northwest last night. The wound, which
was not serious, was dressed at the Elmer
gercy Hospital. Jackson said he did not
know the name Of his assailant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-03
PAY DAY BRINGS TROUBLE.
Member Of Marine Corps Falls Int0
Temptation.

Member Of Marine Corps Falls Into
Temptation.
1t was pay day for the U. s. marine corps
yesterday AS an Indirect result Private
Thomas Geary today began term of four
months Imprisonment in Jail Unless he
succeeds in raising a fine of SO he must
serve sixty days additional in the work.
house.. -
Geary had things all his own way late
yesterday afternoon on Sth street southeast.
rear the Marine barracks. and before he
CT uld be landed at the fifth precinct station
house six big policemen had to take hand
in the melee.
According to the testimony of a large
number Of witnesses today in the Police
Court, Geary visited r. saloon on 9Th street
and soon reached condition that was de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-03
NATTER OF DEFAULT.
Attorney Thomas Decides Point Con
corning Bid for Contract.


corning Bid for Contract.
An interesting point was decided by the
attorney for the District this afternoon 1t
was in substance that defaulting con-
tractor against the general government
could not be disbarred from receiving a
contract for District work. The question
arose when bids were last opened for build
ing a public school One of the members
of the firm bidding the lowest was alleged
to be a defaulting contractor, and the
views of the attorney were asked concern
ing the authority of the Commissioners to
grant him the contract. Attorney THOMAS
says the Commissioners have the right to
grant the contract. even though the records
do show the contractor to have defaulted to
the general government.
This opinion made 1t possible for the
Commissioners to approve the bid. and en-
ter into contract this afternoon with that
firm for the building of the lexington
public school house, which work will begin
within a few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-03
RAILROADS WANT MORE TINE.
Law Requires Use of Automatic
COuplcrs After This Year

COuplcFs After This Year
PEORIA, ILL.,, November 3-The law
which passed March. 1894. and was signed
by President Harrison, requiring all rail-
roads in the United States to equip cars
with automatic couplers and power brakes,
goes into effect January 1, 1893, nearly five
years after passage
1t is stated at headquarters of the rail-
road brotherhoods in this city that none of
the railroads have fully complied with the
provisions of the law, and they have made
application, which they are permitted to do
by terms of law, for extension of time
This will be heard by the interstate COM
cember l.
All the five railway brotherhoods will be
represented there by executive heads, so
that they may look after the interests of
the railroad employees under the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-03
Result In burlington County. n =

MOUNT HOLLY, N. j., November g.
H. E. Packer. democrat is elected to the
senate from Burlington county by 700 ma
jority. Joel Horner and Charles Wright, re.
publicans. are elected to the assembly by
fully 500 majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-03
Close Result Mt snlt Lake,

SALT LAKE, Utah, November 3.-Re-
turns received by the Tribune up to 2
o'clock this morning show the election of
Clark Citizens reform) for mayor by a
plurality of thirty votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-03
Bible society Interested.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 3-Miss
Grace Margaret Elliott, who claims to be
heir to the $4,000, 600 said to have been left
by the late Imblay Clark, who died in Aus
tralia. has given a written pledge to the
California Bible Society to pay its debt of
$65 600 If she secures the inheritance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-03
cARL1sTs GROWING AGGRESSIVE
Spanish Government Has Decided ON
Rcpressive Measures.

Rcpressive Measures.
MADRID, November Sowing to the
fact that the Carlsts are known to be i'm
porting arms into Spain, the premier, Senior
Sagasta, and the minister for war, Gen.
Correa. are considering the adoption of re-
pressive measures.
1t is reported that Gen. Azacarraga who
succeeded the late Senior Canovas del Cas-
tillo as premier, has decided to retire from
political life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-03
Sacrifices i'm hosiery,

The greatest value ever offered I'm good
Hosiery will go sale tOmorrow-an Of
fering which will create no end OF inter
est among all saving mothers. We can
safely promise that no one has ever given
you such an opportunity before.
100 dozen toys' heavy bicycle or school
hose, der. r.bbed-4-taread- fast
black-iu sizes 6 to 10-the 9la and 10
sizes being large enough for men-which
Sell usually for % cents a pair-and are
good value at that price uOV/
go tomorrow for............ lZhC.
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Swedish Bark Wrecked.

DARIEN, Ca. November 3.-The I'M
known bark reported ashore on Long Is
LAND yesterday proves to be the Swedish
Fromnes Captain Mollor. She was split
in two by the storm last night and is
total loss. The crew were rescued by the
tug Inca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-03

LONDON, November 3.-Richard Henry
Noel-Hill, seventh Baron Berwick, is dead.
He was born in 1S41.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-03

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SAN FRANCISCO, November 3.-Princess
Kiaulani of Hawaii sailed for Honolulu
on the steamer Australia