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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
AND MODERN GREEK.

ANCIENT AND MODERN GREEK.
The typical ancient Greek, the Greek
depicted n sculpture and described in
poetry, was tall aud powerful, says w
A. Curtis in LiPpinc0Its. So peculiar
to his race was his nose that tie occa-
si0nal occurrence Of the same kind Of
nose among modern nations is called
Grecian. NO other nation, ancient or
modern, shows this nose except in rare
and sporadic instances. From the
Greek sculptures we are lead to believe
THAT practically all ancient Greeks had
this nose. The ancient Greek was a
blonde His hair was Of tightly cling
ing reddish curis. His eyes were blue.
The modern Greek possesses none OF
the foregoing physical characteristics
save the curly hair, which is dark. In
deed, 10 Ind0-European nation is a
mere complete contrast to the general
conception of tie ancient Greek type.
Observing these things, it is not
strange that a number Of German
scholars declared that the modern
Greek is not Greek and that the an
cient Greek has passed from the earth,
wcll-night as extinct as the dodo At
fIzt thought, the evidence would seem
to prove this theory c0nclusiyely. Not
only does the modern Greek differ in
physical characteristics from the type
Of ancient Greek as generally accepted,
but there are historical grounds for be
ECvir2 there is no kilshlp between the
two. In the eighth century a plague
devastated Greece, and Slavs and AL
balians emigrate0 to fill the Gepopu-
lated regions. This plague is supposed /
to have caused the disappearance of the
Greek population and tie substitution
Of Slavs and Albanians.
III everything the modern Greek does
al says, there IS to bo detected q glance
out Of tho corner Of his eve to zee if
tile rest ali the world thinks lie is act
ing ae Ills ancestors would have acted (
MD nation believes that SO muca is eX-
DecteL Cf ID Us does modern Greece, and
no nation could strive harder to fulfill I
these expectations. The modern |
Greek believes that the world is con-
>satly comparing him to the ancient |
Vi 49, tee-->rl is expecting him 20 take the /
s s.--iI;zot;~r .ng position in modern /
G.' tFo optwar74~sir ing that brings !
o.,C life is hailed by ns~l Of the an /
o.o- - Il brouqht back the sprfiayfully /
a - Ijfa. The Eaxiyal CT the oiy>~2
pic games II AlC4O y -,,o;Tiny ~ the
G Ioodorn VAT language to ancient usage;
li---.r- constitution of an ancient Woid
Il. 0olor-frrc.ion for a modern one y
q t9--7e il more qualification than the
49, I...toe,,rce IL some literary master
,1 III II tae modern language. he
iaoi-z f5rward 70 a time when once
mare, Greece shan be light 70 tEe na !
tic1s. ali eyentuality whose e, eTo Ca.aa.as
word Of praise shall be not taat o.!e -
leads in the modem worlu, ppl ..-a' Sc st-S
resembles END equals neF 49, rs. If
bic ration, with his every though
4 4,,Tn ,5- toward it. more grievogs than
~. ~ IT, 1oss Of pr5vinces would be the sue
III fUi7 demonssration of the theory J
I'M ,,,a 1.i+ caild cuckoo Of Ser
y;a1 Gothic, Venetian descent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
TARDY RECOGNITION.

From the San Francisco News Letter.
Eminent SPECIALIST as he was, DR.. N.
G. O'ToOle was not without vanity, and
he not On.y expected appreciation, but
also the unequivocal expression of it..
With him the mere payment Of a bill
by no means discharged the obligation
In fact, monetary remuneration was
his least reward.
A case in point was his highly sue
cessful treatment, twenty years ago,
Of the young daughter of an acquaint-
arca. The girl had swallowed a pin,
which had legged half way down her
throat in very dangerous position. Its
removal recegLitated very delicate
operation, but DR.. OToofe dis,odged it
without injury to the child. although
considerably damaging her fathers
exchequer. Some time afterward
sister Of the girl thus operated ON met
the doctor, to whom she spoke sof his
sEiiful treatment Of her sister.
Yes" growled the doctor, and she
nevefSso much as came to thank met"
following the surprising remark with
q long TRADE against the ingratitude Of
people in general and OF women in par
ticular.
A year Of two ago the pin swallowing
girl, now woman with pin swallowers
Of her own, revisited San Francisco.
and meeting DR.. O'Toole recalled her
childish mishap and recounted how he
had saved her life. He remembered
all the circumstances perfectly. though
he WGs but half notified at the tardy
acknowledgment TIE lady tried TO
say how much che appreciated what he
had done for her.
,.-w,,ss," snarled the specialist, you
ie@'iAo ok you just twenty years to
HEa>
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
THE DANGERS OF HEALTH.

The Marquis &c Nedaillac, a French
-,fa-7+ie+ talarablv well known here
through IFS work on "Prehistor nc
I aT,erica . has been recently engaged
in calculations that are curiousls sug,
qaz.ive, they co1cern tie CANCERS OF
boaltr. since the memoir CT man runs
nat to the contrary. or, more dehniteiy'
since the late Mr.. Jeremy BentnaIn IN
aurura.ed tie doctri-e Of the gFeates-
r.9d Of the GREATEST NUMBER lIeIe
bas been an effcrt. ertatlYe YET peIl9a'-
tible. To get things shipshspe. 70 pLo-
vide tnrough arbitration aea.h.! go
ii i-,,nrnye sanitation. to fell disease
ii faetar r,stvinony and simplify ex-
ieterra. Gre does rot need - be pro-
-herie u assume that ultimately tn
nfsrrt will succeed. But consl<-er shs
ras,lr. wat with universal peace
fanging CT tn
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nEh


The progressive Temper
oratorical temperament was -
again in the case VI DIR. solomon bs--@
r0wg a Michigan silver spouter import
ed irto the Ohio campaign. In one Of
his collection Of supreme efforts ne de-
clared that "our country 10 rapidly APP
preaching a crisis and 10 about to fall
into the hands of the money changers.
warmed by his own sirocco, he tore
off his cravat." In less than two min
u.es he rose to climax OF sarcasm
against Mark Hanna and tore on MS
collar" The accounts do not say now
far this Demosthenic doffiEg went. tut
II il matter Of history that at Ypsi-
Ianti On October 10. 1896. DR.. Burrows
danunciation Of the money power was
II emphatic that by the time he came
II tax about trusts he had nothing on
but his fall overcoat and his left SOCK
| Omaha Bee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
| CHICAGO FEET, TOO.

vo, 4v-1nldn't put an obstacle IN my way
for nd world: ,o did"
AM now you are eveTi st {3lI st over
ing 7ouT fee fess &, cut Re so {h7' ! -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

Nowadays man can't go
down into the cellar without
the SNOW shovel's staring him in the
face.
When Caesar was stabbed his wife
probably said it was just because he
didn't dress warmly enough.
All women know other women whom
they can't afford to know On earth, but
expect to meet in heaven.
4 woman car never see q man with a
mourning band around his hat without
feeling almost as if she knew him,
A woman Tat insists on kissing her
husband more than four times q day
would Pit molasses On her water
melon.
It's funny thing that the men who
always eat nothing but healthy food
never look any hssltllier tlan men that
ont-New York Press.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
STOUT GENERATING MACHINE

In Norway iee-breaking macnines
are in use which paddle tceir way
through ice twenty-eight inches tnlck
at the rate of four miles an hour ohe
of these machines has lately been sent
To Vladivostcck to keep its harbor open
in winter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26

and see her and then look at cur pigs
feet and cabbage, 10 cents
Boston, with Ter baked beans, is not
the only, literary and artistic center in
this couE try.-Louisville Courier-Jour-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
III WAS TRUTHFUL

BolaI am man who is not
afrai3 70 tell my wife just what
thinA. put since
vo,l narried ven have been afraid 70
-Cincinnati Enquirer
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26

MORE HONOR TO A NOTED NAN.
The faculty of philosophy CT the Uni
versity OF Strassburg has conferred
the honorary degree OF doctor q pal
lcsoDty upon Prof. Flinders Petrle, the
celebrated Psychologist.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
c0rELcHED.

k1...aer,1,-when I Eut ny arm
ars clasp your hand in the
80 81 YOU think a4out2
I ,erv prosaically)-T wonder i y0u
: 10 step on my foot.-Trulh-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26

hour the start and then follerd on, and
gan to work up the man. He had a cou-
pie O guns with him, and 1 could h'ar
him BLOWN and bluffin' as to what he
would do if the stage was stopped. 1t
jest tickled me, fur Jim was an ugly
lookin' kuss and had voice on hIl like
the growl of a bear. I kalkerla he'd
make red-whiskers go down in butes
at the first YELL
"WelI, the stage reached, theSturn, l
|rn / slowed UP and Jim
d yelled fur hands up.
psses and he hollered fur
Ito git down. Lord, how
bu could have heard him
Everybody got down,
rs in the joke purtended
to DEATH"
Ut -whiskers?'
mute or two he 'peared
lapse, but then he pull
n. and 1t was bad for
e had gun in both
ned fire 4nd shot TO
how many bullets he
Bbut it wasn't less'n SIX,
But in half an hour scoutin'
if any more robbers was at
Joke was not a success
ssly( sah-not skassly. I got
bllars, but Jim Burns is lynn
while the administered man
nd about the put-up job that
Il the other passengers out of
and made 'em walk fifteen
m a great hand fur a joke sab,
at jokin no more-not with red
men. They may be great
Tag, but they is also loaded fur
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26

else for nj
tslrned the boy,
e one nom eaid
to wear such a
I mean, Willie, 2
Bman conciliatat-
Eou didn't see me
!" retorted Willie.
beach with her, and :
Tou out in the surf,
i the waves. O, 1
ke any mistake. I'm
/ to develop the pic
k1ly camera down to
hing, you know. o,
NV funny you look
YnOm'll roar when
are the pictures
gentleman, anx-
wered the boy.
Rf film out yet.
lght to have a
Ihen you learn
right, Willie"
eman. tive
d | don't see
d long With
you What
big ond for
Jay yesterday
1, and you can
notion Of the
seaside resort
bar Of iron, |
good head |
g himself with a
twice its size |
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26

BOSTON NOT THE ONLY LITER
AIRY CENTER.
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AFTER ALL.

II" Worked on an
/ Conductor.
|, and as one of
Used the Empire
hailed it wildly
be gentlemanly
Eel had him in
b disgust Of the
1rS2ed the car.
VI an, ? said
TO hoist
Y plat
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26

On the bill bfltare of Chicago res
taurant, under picture Of Julia Mar
lowe. appear g lines;
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the female
a statement
ans proper
the average
long nor too
Y $50 pounds.
ge she would
a great big
lana was not
Is been said,
be OF the av-
day, tipping
e girl of 20
to weigh at
hot to allow
r streets to-
Etaken for a
mans waist
1 position.
Hubbard. 1t
the women
the wasp
Y the haut
he empire
d the sick
more to the
ose fitting
W the wo-
e time, ant
their waists
I'm in ar
Ahuggable
entimenta
b his arm.
packages
love then
was a IA
was per
4 in Eng
ecept hi
ting. H
ating o
husband,
wife o
butness.
thin PEG
orpulen
He re
his bes
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
UNITED STATES

..JnlIua. do you think pc
stand our Frtnch Il we
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26

p0oR TRANSPORTATION ~ BRA
I'll
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
FER OWN

FER OWN
been ookiN
said they w
ing them.
you'll never
my boardors
That's one thing
II consider that N
much right to keep II
waite as 1 have TO keep
take offense, matter
are Now ] know ancl
be awfIlly offended If any
ers kept their bureau
tight all the time, as that
who has my second aoor r
He not only locks every
keeps HIS trunk locked and
the time OF course wv
picious, but It's his
ana 50 long as he d
ducts hisscif as a ~
call to NEEDLE with
know plenty of poop
who'd take offense il
should be out night
or sometimes as late
as Mr. Boomer VIII
front, is, and one nj
utes after when he oSlUIih
But II he aint inclined {
plantations IL amt my biznesN
questions. and there Amt thing
room to show that he amt all rig
But It is kind o. mysterious abb
being out that way and wouids
you to mention II IL you come h
he's q married man, with a "
three children IN the south and
gets a sight or letters In woman
writing, and one day letter cal
envelope 81 thin that when I
r--e light rs plainly 81
from n->Ia,ulIy. Helen. and
soon as he'd gofs 4 : - n
: letter ard / f8hed out At X
/ from the ashes in his ST - get
/ ter was OF blue paper = wn
/ have you say anything -, tnlrS
| be a little slow If ] wergs
! ting intimate with that and
has the room next 70 tlfs in. any
Of taking. -, 81 ny
"Of course Il may be ahs has -
shan't try 10 pry into hee9 = week
way I never do that v2lsa al o.
t,oarders but that Mis- 10 thaS
many az FIVE gentlemen eng az
sometimes. Or course y tenird
them in the parior and .st II rAs
I've nevor seen anythis . roof anu
| though I've several timer ~ rcr. pu.
, portyalre and listened. Iole "a cut
, duty TO do. her being uTn' / Trans
! me being kind o respon, chm,
as for pryia' ard peek w
mere curiosity. its son
the I.ord I'm above. ana
you don't think you
Z Well. you VIII look lore
+ you nna a place where
4 from any spying =
J. you'd be here. Al ny
e boarders can aay tha
world.
= UNITED STATES
s.JnIiua do you think pc
stand our Frtnch Il We
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26

wac facilities for inland tT4nsporIa.
are SO limited in Brazil wv
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sH00T''
Thanksgiving Yarn Thaf
peatine- tho old NO 's
Justified In AserIn. Up Praise.

ThanksgivinstYarn THAT
peatins- WIZ tho old MO l''
Justified In AserIns Up Praise.
sThanksgEin' ar allus my
day." said, the old mountalneei
asked to rebte a Thanksglvlns
Il never ned to keep any track
Cay, but jest wait until a big 81
luck happens to me. an insn
it's Thanksgiyin'. What was
gest pieces o luck / ever naU
that come to me 20 vars ago, &C
Thsnksgiyin'. an III tell yo, a
up yere," continued the Ola
he got his corncob pipe draw
up yere we allus have turKd
On Thanksgiyin', but that
changed the program an she
who'd git thu wilder Perkins
"She was ASiEht smart plec
ker, the wfd was, an alllu
was a-dyin' marry her.
trubble was he had too m; 4.
an didn't jes know who to &ke. onev
day she figg ed Tom Peters was the
cleanest look galoot that ever tack
led painter but the next DAY I'd come
around with Vars grease On my ha'r.
an then shey take 10 me.
wall, thate the way it went until
we finally hi$ on the scheme o. shoot
in for her aIf lettin the best shot git
her. The wilder seemed as glad to
have it go thaS way as we did, 'kase it
was keepin' thA whole pack O. us stir
red up, an SHY couldn't make up her
mind who til take. and when the
shootin' come hff yo' never seed SIGH
excitement in ya'r life.
''Whv tha b,El town trr,a1 - -
see the fun. stayed UP half the night
afore a-cleanini my gun, and some o.
TIE fellers broflgnt new guns fur the
occashun.
wall, yo' jest orter bin thar" chuc-
killed. the mountaineer excitedly. AN
seed us critters a-tryiIf to hit that tar
get, Why, eAuck ohr hides. but. we
was so narvous a-fe8rin' we wouldn't
sit the wilder that we couldn't even
hit the board, let alone the rings paint.
ed on it. But finally Bill Wharton an
me did hit~the boars. an that left the
match to us. WALL yo' jest ort@F bin
thar, folks, Every time I'd 81 to
shoot Bill would s knd alongside me
and say:
Jest think the viii :
eyes, Hank"
n I'd sloot wi de p the mark
sit .@qaar.. WITH 5he cuss by
aim when Gr2ooR his turn.
Think OF ne widder's bank
Bill an her Wlriy red lips an
that bothered es sight heap.
wall, yo' st orter bin thar
kept a-shooMg an a-rattlin'
t'other. but IAfter awhile Bill pill
a centre an non the wilder, an
were marc th;lt night"
But | thong 1t you said Thanks
ing was your Ncky day." was ASH
Where did You luck come in, If y
lost the widow?
"Whar' did my luck come in
echoed the old n IN with a chuckle AM
wink az the ! paaker "Wall, twd
weeks arter that nar'age the wilder
Perkins took to Y )llopin' Bill, an ma
kim him stand 'round, an she hain't
never let up a'doih it since. Whar cid
my luckxCome in?
"Why thai wiGder growed as strong
as grixxlA bar an she jest lifts Bill
up by th0 IA ar every time hessssSuuraal
nights 81 Asagrees with
folks. THANH givin' ar my
but the biggd& piece O. luct
was the ThanRgiyin | Sd
wilder an lc5t.& Po.t- ~
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.tatingIyl-NoH Si
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January L ana
for Ne~teraay.

Real estate transactions since January
J. IS-. are s45t5-z& Tasre we're Gied
for record yesterday Il deeds. aggrsgating
a. S4se. following = q Est furnished
by tbs Seattle Abstract Company. xooEa
AZ, New York block:
TIE Washington Wafer Power Company
20 AxAi Il SoeEaerE lots 70 3. Ok 8 Ma
PIES add Aug Is sSsl.
EooeFG Abrams &c TX % 5. s Bailey.
EE444 Interest IN as feet ot lot y tgE s.
an1 - feet los :. Six -. Sez-t.e Tie
Lands Aug. = q c. SeA
EG8Nr. Abrams e X % 8 = Bailey
uUa5. interest II following property. ; l.
feeg lots : 20 L and n 5 fest sCg s o-k "a
5 fle-z feet icls : % 4 and 2 feet lot 5
blk -. Seattle Tide Lands Ass. u. = c,
saertf- TO Cnaries 2. Osiz- ioss I 70 &
blk s. los : % s. blk II loSs e 70 =. =
and -, blk 3 First pat q West Seattle
By WgsE Se2ttls Land aDd Improvement
blk L. lots ! 2 Il % Il. b.k =, lots s. ; %
u % y. Blk =. Ross Il add. Aag. :.
saeri1 70 Charlss p os.s. blk 2. Pros
pecs Terraces add Aug * S. 1G5a
AIasrg +. Merriam & Tx e Jar-as Kesr-
81 acres n sc sc sec 6. =. :. A2g. ..
sseriE to Thomas Dewlts Cuyle- ard
EfinS AaEs r Morris. asslgraes q Solicit
tors Lean 81 Trust Company. lets Il ard
y * s WAlia %aala add. AaE. ,.
SasTix % shs New Eas4ad Mortgage
=. = S. IL acres gair - SZs1@
sheriff 70 GasrlEs Brain. Is acres Il ell
Sc = = s Jane g S3sk5
SeEg = same. loy z, s.k :. Hilton ao6.
A2v, e Hz&
sssrifF l. sazae. loss u S ana :. ok !.
lot e ok 6 so1s Is and ~ slx g. Taurnrs &
Moore saHstsV q tracts = ard = AEarle
A~eal add. Green Lake Circle. jan "a, asa
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MARINE NEWS

TATCgSH. Azg .s-Passsd-Bktn G.
c F.ak srcua honos-Sa for EEssl so@zd,
PORT ANGELES. AEg Z--S4-le1--S-
sa Wen61E, ko- Grzy-s hAESor. Arrived
Auxsssz a5-SeAr o. NJ Eel1sgg. fEoaa r@Azl-A
Eczaa1a sailed Azg11S& zs-sc1E >z2 Es-s-
u Eszxz-a. Tor keGoz1e
PORT TOW SSE$D. Azg Z-Sa1se@-
Ekrn SsSsooy. for Taxa Arrived Avg g
1-Scar J. NJ Cos11Aus from 3, Lai21aslss
szh~ Fred Z. Sander. trcm s. Alcazes.
HoQILAI Alg. @.-ArEEve9-sGAr ..
II. hsilosz. from santa AoSz4.&. As4@Sos
ST. MicHAELs. July 2-Arrives-scAr
Alec Cook from san FFazC1scc.
San FRANCISCO. Aug. 2.-A--fye3-
Sir AsekEnz& =. from Tacoma LsfsFTsE-
ssr STATE % California. Ter Astoria ar
s4nel. fer EoaW.aza
ASTORIA. Aug z--Er Sd Cobra. 2rss1
E0ng<ons. SsAAe1-So. 1n11A. fcS S4a
REDoNDo. Aug. a-safIss-Sch- la
G-roEas fer GFay's hzrb0r.
WALAAAEGF3, July 2.-AT1vec-B- 81
Neraa1a. from Puget Sound va AaelzASe-
SYDNEY. July U--AETtysd-Br 81 Lec1-
r1e1g. from Seattle arrived July -S-4tAl-
iaz ax CsasahQEl2, from san Francisco.
ACAPULCO Az. &-SaI DIR sa
Cape WraeA. Ger Port Townsend.
HONG KONG. Alg 21.-ATTtvsG-Sg 81
Empress Of InssA. froz Vancouver.
40<LLLT, Aug lA-Saiie1-Br 81
Erens5lda, FOR Asecri4- cAfE Jams L stan
ford. fer Port Townsend. saI1e4 AIs1s- II,
Ok Erssao Tor Porr TOWNSEND. SER AsZ12
Nelson Tor Port Tex nsez5.
NEWCASTLE. " 5. ". Aug. A--Salls4
--Br Sd snllCEsEne. for OrsSols Angus =.
Br 81 SgLa~-tan1znire, fer Oregon
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, AIS. -.-consols. IL 5-ls.
NEW YORK. Anx. 3. - TIE Evening
Post Iandaa financial e8h8sErarn says.
TIE stock markets npere1 generally G1l
TODAY bat closed strUug ca rfsu11rS tr1s
the powers viii causs % an agreement on
tt,s Eastern question Ceusols slos@1 AZ
Ifzf@ kaIrs we're nFn as tAe close.
Americans we're coed al day. bat the
close was a ffsstfon uu8er BE hfst- More
trtaress IN Americans IS nota Die among
operators On this side. <eE fork Central
ard Nsrfelka were specially bought 70
day. Fries we're strenE- There ~AS
farzkar rise ~ Esrazigians ca IRE ccntiD-
red improve asnt IN excaauEc. Press re-
fsor1s atFrtbute the Improve sssnt % kofhs-
ehsEa having beaght tGs CenrFS5 Brazil
san railway from the EaFeTnra.sglt for A5.-
fs3s 4a TAts - u9f correct I2e zee sian
l. shst q strong conE1gsatak an6 English
sssr~ 3is.zte lnrlldznE E1khscnit2. has eFeu
fayrnasI e. make Esn4kar Tor tae always
next meath. TIE Lon&gn discount FsaF-
kss was arm De Tire transfer Toe ~ 81
~ 50 "a 80 tAs. Japanese afs,cE11- n IRE
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Tag Discovery was n wednesday ard
took out . Sow lead CT coal ard railroad
iron for a Logging camp a. Port Crescent
United States revenue cutter Rush. wnlcl
hss been tytEg a tie Ez-2o< FOR several
days making s.l<hk repairs % her engines.
vi. leave socn tor UnAlzska.
To- EeSolats vas expected - arrive last
niznE from EaQGina bay she Haz been
bougaE 6y <. E Game and viii Be uses1 for
general towing between here ard Alaska.
4 wire received yesterday from Tasoosh
~ Tracy r. Robertson, announced that
the br1gartine Blakeley had passed IN a.
2S . n. Tas Eiakeiey VII leave aera
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