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The sun., 1898-02-03

rVHE KENsIco CEMETERY.--Privste station. HsI:
Il lem Rallroadj 43 minutes ride from the Grand
Central Depot. once, l6 East 4sd st.
The sun., 1898-02-03
SperiaI gotires.

REMOVE the causes that mako your hair lifelesl
and gray with PARKERS HAIR BALSAM.
HINDERCORES. the best cure for coTns. 10 cts.
The sun., 1898-02-03
gsw publications

OEc-"wild Irish Girl" verns's "PloAting City,"
20 "Pollsh Jew" PEATf,1dl 9TH ays
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

sT4.,sc1 O; certain satlt!c;s % re <
tsl-aE watey-No5is - he City q Sva:-
tie. State - ~ lsclngtor.,
Sealed proposals VII be received On ~
I, fore - N. NoVc G7aer i5.h. IS's !0r me
obstruction s:a ~oIDp.eF4oa ct certain .3f-
6!tsoLs - tAe ex5stins wafer Works owned
ar1 cc-rrejle4 ~ 'ge Ctty . Seattle The
sad ADDITIONS .u-.. j. gravity Ratrr sup
tiy from Ce14- tElFeg. T~segVc4rs ard por
tiocs o. IN auxiliary high service system
Il the Clty.
The cos.lrae: % be Lex vii embrace the
fclDa.rg genera tens = construction.
N*at - 81 cedar River consisting <
D.ver,sng VIZ make Canal TOO feet
lo.e5 and Sr.tlgE E4s.u
Pressure F.pe - 'lty. - inches diameter
- mics II lerEta. CO waica - ru.les
are . ,. r1vettet1 steel al = rniles 10 5e
stats-ptge ba2Ge1 giEn steel bands y inch
IN dssr1r; er.
h!xn Ser.'ce Reservoir II C.,y. capao-
LIZ "a Ez...l1a gs4ols.
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pI7HLISHEE NOTICE - s@Te 'si''
agents are J 4 Mcclellan. y = ho*'s
a3G q H. Looms. City co.ieeSofA a.
a. cA,hcar3. Il r Hawisy. F.9s.ls 81
Carr I Il MCGOWAN. g II. Stefieh am
II A. Wills T'os;masteFs every Sasrs
our agents Pa motey cniy 70 ms - -.
10 cur resident agenis IN tie various ~'''~N
Gnd towns NJ ths Northwest. -.
ADVEpTISfSG-Offi hours c. 1s.t
pos,-fnteillgencer business Office; DaIis,
a. m. ur.itl Il L. m. sunday hours oifu
a IN until II .. n Ci3sriis4 adF=f - -
snents for insertion following MOI nlhs Wal
u received UP 20 1925 .. ~. AGFsi A@Ss-
ments under classified headings WAS "s ~
serted at the rate OF cent "oi4 60
insertion. Payment always IN az @i-~@ a.
No Advertisement received Ter less tHA" 80
cents. s
ADVERTISERS for aver
t.scments in the sunday post h,tI'is -.
must BIZ furnished by o'clock 7ata 1ay.
Advertisements vii. be received al ~
offices OF the Pest-lntelisencsr -, r.,
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tBfoFma ton leading 10 tn" coh.3J--'l -
any person stealing copies Oh WAS s''se'
delivered 70 subscribers IT, Seattle.
TACOMA BUREAU -- No LIS racine
avenue T.. A Harrison.
F.YERETT--p X. Lewis. su.
SPOKAEE-BraBch office, lfa"1 40
block l5 Riverside avenue, selspnoNs' ,|-'
J. O Peterson Manager.
PORT tow SES D. VIM n. pieiiiel,
BELLINCHaA BAY-Ne. Wnatc"'h'
Parker ElHs Manager -
oLYMPIA-4I7%, Man street. u -
Ninstaniey, Agent.
VICTORIA. l.. C.~oeorgs Marsasn.
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He is \ living connection hatwas, :,
unseen existence AMI tais world rs -
read me .D0tYm0St t-oaEhtS az snniS tSa
The past. pvesent and future as in , - ~
E h ano ny ms m1y>leEious power caa 81
ness and obtain eoud fortune. liz Ine ~
mines and huricd treasures. minerals -
estates. lost friends. etc. osa
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CONCERNING BUSINESS ArF.,ps

He gives dates. facts ana figures. ral,aA,.
anu important advice AMI infarmstin. ~
ali matters of Interest in buSiye,s "a, "a
actions. lawsuits. contested wills. life re-
a0ce damage suits. divorces. fef6s so
cages. claims: collections, speculatlenS 81
ventures. gold mining stocks AMI All t,rss
CIal difficulties. Truly predicts fha go
cess or failure Of new Inventions ns,snss
pending pension claims otc. Tells wAs.hsS.
You VIII receive fair dealings with partnass
II YOU care okoow what business YOU sasI
follow 20 he successful. where ven s i'as
90 ana whom IN avoid. ii you intend -
make any changes OF IL start husiusss
hay or sell property. or. in fact. take 49,
important step. don't fail IN consult hin
His advice may be the means of ssxsr,
you thousands Of dollars ans. a great All
OF trouble
Remember, your prospects OF TODAY NAV
be your fortune tomorrow If r,rntly
handled.
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FOR SAIE-LODGING HOUSES.

FOR ALE-Thirty-rcorn lodging house;
newly furnished: moderate re1<: good 90
CATION Apply 70 Frederick. Nelson s.
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In order 10 secure correct irseFoon o.
notices U05sr these headings. the sAFne
sboUld oe tef. az fae business Office Q, sEihS
pare. Nc charge s g-a2s f9E s2cH ho~
tIses.
Funeral notices resolutions. cr otner
epec.al Announcements w!ll ~ chAFges az
the rate o. Is cznfs per ti-e eac1 igaseF s.7h-
PCysT-I NJ ELI Es5 Es<t Err 90
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the board Of Public Works OF the City
OF Seattle up 10 10 o'clock a. m. Monday
October 3ist. 1895 for furnishing street
lights for said City for one year from and
after the FIRST day of January 1889 ac-
cording 10 the following specifications ana
the plan on tile in the office OF said Board
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
tined check in the amount Of one thousand
El,ro dollars, payable 10 the order Of the
CITY Comptroller. as ii guarantee thai the
bidder II awarded any contract will within
ten tlU) days from date OF award enter into
contract in accordance with his said bid
and the specifications and plan. and give
the required Uonds for the faithful perf0rn-
anCe thereof. and in case any bidder to
whom said contract may he awarded shall
fan 10 enter into such contract or give the
required bonds within said period OF ten
tiol days, then said certified check shah he
forfeited 20 he city OF Seattle and the
amount thereof placed to the credit az the
General Fund for street light account
Bidders are hereby notified 10 take special
note Of the provisions Of the specifications
under which street lights are now being
furnished To the CITY, entitled Purchase OF
Plant at Expiration of Contract" and all
bids mus; be made subiect 20 said provision.
All proposals TO be Endorsed on the en-
velope Bid for Street Lighting
BY oruer of the Board Of Public Works.
FRANK OtESON
Secretary.
Date OF first publication. October & 1895.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE OF DELINQUENT
shares II stock-Office Of the West Seat
lie Land and Improvemrn ut Company. Sc
att!e September y, 1883.
Notice is hereby gwen shat in pursuance
Of resolution Of the board Of trustees #
compsny he'd thi Ai ay cer Linz. hsTes Of
the capital stock Of SAID company. here
after described, or so much thereof may
ment of 81 per share. duly levied n r5on by
said beard If trustees a rs meeting held
July l. 1893. VII tie sold at public auction
10 the higheSs. bidder for cash al the front
door % the United States p3stofice In the
city Of Seattle, 1t the hour OF II O'clock H.
IA. on Monday. the 2ith day Of October.
The following is a PARTICULAR description
Of the shares Of stock ordered TO be sold
tee Their .w.th he names Of the respective
shareh .deTs and the amount Of tn respec-
tive assessments levied On heir said spares
e Ger stock No. o, Amour.
No. Name Of Delinquent: Shares. Leved.
M.....A. W. Schols, trustee 5000 500 80
81 Nat Stein. trustee .....- $50 I0.0 o.
50: .Chas. II Baker. rrceiyer2,coo 2o0l o.
Notice ia further given that al OF sad
stockholders have made default in the
paymen; Of their said assessments upon
their said shares of stock. after due notice
qured by law ard the bylaws Of sad
company and that sad sale VII be made
AZ the time and place above specified AT
public auction 20 the highest Bidder and
MAJ a. s'3ca sale he person who shall pay
the assessment due as above stated TO
Gether with the pro rata expense OF al
Ycrtisiug and II sale for h small. ST num-
her or s9ares II Iortion o. a share II each
Of said delinquent stockholders. shall be
de- med the highest bidder.
-, q. sTRUNE. Wee President
DANA " BROWN. Secretary
COMPOSITION We are row prapare5 TO
do compost on fcr the :fade {anv meas
urel. IN Nonparej! M;0ion. BREWER ani
Long Primer Satisfaction guaranteed
CAN or address, Post~lateiiSencer. Seat
tie.
SPECIAL. FNFPEF - ~ T. FINISHED
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tAlen s.. rocm . Mckay basid.ag port
land or
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WANTED-rARTNER.

sle-P in established paying Of
flee business small cash payment bal
dfce 10 De paid out OF the business. Room
- Seattle National hank hulding
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C!.AIRN0Y ANTS-Cont;rn

Ci-AlREoYANT-Jan'os t'oge,sns -, -,
worlds famous pediasn ana cIalrx,,..s. %
direct from NeT Nerk cttv. 'es AT
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NJ matter. what tvouhles you rnsv
VII Yourself or others. ONE ana h I avg
- ''i 6y ~ t,-b ne " .5 Sc YOU with cerass.
HE may ne consulted daily on ali
~ lie. AR Corcani'S work is en,Islfrs
G.rerent from other mediums ana "'iss,s
s.Hied ciaiFVoNants- ~ darkened raar EN-.
or CABINET. oui everything lone in IAN. .s
broad open ligb; ~ sober sense ,,r. iaa
n possession NJ yoursi he Yosif,rsss,. yos
fuses 10 accept a ice. - tJivarre so~ e
inss or srec.a. work uGtjl he Is tbra 49,
anu net 'hea II You arc 70; perfectly ss,.s
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Iffst THIS.

COOMEg-Ta seattle. October -. ~. !"
Mr. M Airs 4. 81. Co@as0s a "a -. lssf'
HAEEf'RY zti5 Thsfe avenue go go
ana sfrs. WILLIAM r. Hano0Fy. 1a@sn-
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DEAF H..

ryrATe-rn Seattle. o. queen Arm nil
mar Mount Peasant cemetery. Aono4y;
October - ls# Jo8G Beai. q y pho'9
fnrsr aga4 2 p.ars-
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ron s.tE-nt >rxr>s PROPERTY.

FOR SALE - ifo.roke Slac6 ard cther
t1rsc'oset civ property an3 farms 4
cC'aT- James B@tnweli. lc.ans ana lrsur~
a~~. - fa<rrr. ok
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ALL BUSINESS SACRED AND CoNr,.
DENTAL.
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HOURS-9 \. VI. TO p. VI. DAILY
AND SUNDAY.
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Office and residence. corner Third ana
Columbia street. Shorey block. upstairs,
English and Swedish spoken.
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?. OCTOBER II, 1893
FOR sAIE-LoDGING HOUSES.
FOR SAIE-Thirty-roorn lodging house;
newly furnished; moderate re-1S; good 10
CATION Apply 10 Frederick. Nelson &
FOR sALE-FARMS AND LANDS.
LOGGED OFF LANDS in Mason and
Thurstcn counties, excellent fruit land.
easily cleared and nicely situated for
farms: fayocahle terms. Tacoma Mill
Go-Gnany. Tac1nl2. WASH.
FOR SALE-ACRE TRACTS.
FOR SALE-25-acre ranch. fenced. hal.
set 20 frQit trees. house. barn. exc. water
right 81 miners inches perpetual How,
within town limits: few miles from the
new assured San Pedro h3rb9c. SUIT
able for cultivation OF plating. In same
t0wn-Two cottages. barn. etc. on iot is
feet. railroads. schools. churches; all near
Les Angeles. Address NJ. Russell. z. ..
Box 5>6. Los Angeles, Cal.
RESIDENCE and garden acreage near
state university W. w. Beck. Raveuna
Park. Seattle. Wash,
FOR SALE-Five-ac tracts near Orillia
block
FOR sALE-TIMBER LAND.
a bargain. 1. p. Taylor. Mutual Life
binding.
FOR SALEM
ALL KINDS of fine machinery and in
strumeniS made and repaired, also pat-
ents ana experimental work for invent
ors Il. Wagner: y su.llE.n .1L.a ".
FOR SALE-MUs.CAL INsTRt MEMS.
ANOS-Fischer, Albrecht. Wagner Ell
Iington and Franklin pianos ii the West
Third and Fourth.
PIANOS! PIANOS: $9e upward: agent for
the famous kranich & Bach. Martius.
SsS Second.
FINANCIAI-MONEY TO LOAN.
APPLICATIONS WANTED-We have
opened an office in London under charge
OF Mr.. alfred Williams, of this city. ana
desire applications for loans on business
and residence property Thomas Invest
ment Company. Collins building.
MONEY to loan on diamonds. pianos and
household goods, s;rlctest privacy; will
cali at your residence. Address 3. care
Post ntesHgencer
MONEY TO LOAN on chattels or real
estate. IN small or large amounts; rea-
sonable rates. Moore * Co. to Boston
block.
So. 00o. 600 ASSETs-Mutua. Benefit Life
loans money 0uil value) on its policies.
Angus W. Young. 1l9 Washington block.
LIBERAL ADVANCES on valuables-
Watches, diamonds and 1ewery, AZ low
rates Uncle Joe Loan Office. SIT Second.
MONEY To LOAN on improved inside
residence properly in Seattle. John p.
Dorr a Co. room 4. Bailey building.
MONEY to loan-Ai Won want on chattels.
jcwelry and real estate. De Mels &
Spencer, 81 and 81 Sullivan block.
WE LOAN MONEY, build houses on In
stallment pan and write fire insurance.
II. @. Shuey & CO. 22i Pike.
TO LOANS. 900, $500, $3.50, on approved
city properly VIM. Z. Harper, Dexter
Horton Bank building.
EDMUND BOWDEN-I.oans and insur-
ance. Horton Bank building. Telephone
Red 24l.
THE OREGON MORTGAGE COMPANY.
Ltd.-Ro5ert j. Fisher. Agent. 403 Bailey
building.
HERBERT s. UPPER makes loans on
h1ack "-'' "''>' l. 'N'' 0e' iiiAii
p3TV sTE, MONEy-ro,v rate. M INV,
mission S /, Rowman 200 New Yori
block.
JAMES BOUTWELL, loans and insur-
ance, y '8oston block; telephone Main
500.
e
FURNITURE LOANS-Bridges 5o4 New
York block.
----------------------
MONEY To I4OAN-F. J. Foster Colo
-
COLLATERAL BANK-Money loaned, los
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S62 GOO go ASSETS-Mutua. Benefit Life
loans money 0uil value) on its policies.
Angus W. Young. 1l9 Washington block
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MRS. DIR SLAfFoN, he greatest wen.
der of the age: don't fail 10 see her: yos-
past. present and future revealed her
Egyptian charms keep YOU successful, 81.
cure one. Hours 70 10 s. parlors 5ss-
Hotel Seattle.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRtCToRs
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY, builders
OF bridges FOR railroads and highways:
pile driving, trestie and wharf building
81 Soattl. National Bank building.
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MILL y ERY-For correct styles, original
ideas. artistic work and lowest prices. 20
20 Mrs. Whites jus Pike street.
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LIBERAL. ADVANCES on valuableS-
Watches, diamonds and teweIry. AZ low
rates Uncle Joe Loan Office SIT Second
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FINANCIAI.-NDN TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on chattels or real
estate in small or large amounts; rea-
sonable rates. Moore * Co. 10 Boston
block.
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Dfsf.sSN MAKING.

NIBLOCk. late OF New York city. tailor
made gowns. cloth shrunk and pressed.
wedding trouss -au; French aecordloa
plating, evening dresses. patterns cut 70
order, childrens dresSmaking depart
ment. Rooms 10 to 3l3 Collins block cor
ner Second avenue and James. over Lace
House
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MII.f.INERY y.

SEATTLE Dyezsmaking Parlors. 10 Thru
avenue.
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FOR SALE-FARMS AND LANDS.

LOGGED OFF LANDS in Mason and
Thu-stcn counties, excellent fruit land
easily cleared and nicely situated for
farms: favorable terms. Tacoma Mill
Company. Tacoma, Wash.
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Fi>ANCI1r-wANTED To noRRow

WANTED-$ioQ for 20 days Al security on
furniture insured: no sharks: principals
only. Address NJ a care P1st-Intclli-
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HOOK BINDING.

+. ANTHONY. bookhlnder paper ruler
and patent blank hook manufactures.
Boston block. opposite post office. rooms
81 20. Il. e. seattle Wash
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HA$TED-I~sales and ger.lealen ty1Fnedt-
ate.y 1.ta Christian principles. So 70 SIC
ana expenses. Old. re}ia bic aF,n. splendid
references. Prof Douglas. Union beck.
room = Dem delay
MAN or woman * energy and business
ability 20 1rave3 scr established arm &g
q month and al expenses. r ". Zisg-
Ter s. Co. 81 Dearborn street. Chicago.
IL
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PIANOS-Fischer AIbrech;. Wagner Ell
Iington aud Franklin pianos II TIE West
ern Music Co. 507 Pike street. between
Third and Fourth.
PIANOS! PIANOS, So upward: agent for
the famous kranich & Bach. Martius.
SsS Second.
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WE LOAN MONEY, Luild houses on In
stallment pan and write fire insurance.
H O. Shuey & c.. 22i Pike.
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SAUNDERS & LAWTON. architec.s
New York block.
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MONEY to loan-Ai! Won want on chattels
jcwery and real estate. De Mers &
Spencer, 81 and 81 Sullivan block.
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A SNAP-Si51 for dve-room furnished
house. several restaurants; lodging
houses; cigar and fruit stores: houses
and lots, all bargains: come early ana
get first chance. Room Il Safe Deposit
tuljinC
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-We are row 2rapare4 10
do compost on f1r the :Tade {anv meas
ure). IN Nonpare|. Mioio9. Brewer and
Long Primer Satisfaction guaranteed
Call or address PoStIate.iisencer. Seat
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SPECIAL E\FpFt> EHN T. FINISHED
manufacturer bus!ness uaes and cub
lis men by thc Press clipping Bureau
tAl.ens s.. room - Mckay b4iid tx port
land or
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
Ginger Cake RathOuae.

Some days ago a lady Of St. Michael's
went to her dining room closet to get q
dish. As soon as she opened the door Of
the closet large rat, the first one that
had been seen In the house, jumped off
one of the shelves clear over her head to
the floor. The lady searched for the rodent,
but all to no avail. During the afternoon
Of the same day this lady daughter made
a quantity Of ginger cakes and placed
them In dish upon the top Of an upright
piano in her parlor. The next morning
she went to the parlor to look after her
cakes, but, to her great surprise, not
cake was there, not even a erumb.
The mother remembered the rat and
after careful search saw newly cut
hole through wooden freboard In the
parlor, and removing the screen from In
front Of the fireplace, discovered every cake
in as perfect state as when made. The
rat WAS there also, in q nest which he had
made in one corner of the fireplace. The
cakes were placed one upon another with
as much precision as mason would lay
his bricks, formed into a wall around the
nest. Tho skill with which the cakes were
placed was wonderful. There were about
As cakes on the dish, and the distance
from the top Of the piano to the fireplace
was about ten feet. Neither the rat nor
the cakes were disturbed. Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
Jenny Lind's Husba nd,

Mr.. Otto Goldschmidt, the husband Of
Jenny Lind, is staying at Woodhall Spa,
for course Of waters. He is most
genial and kind hearted old gentleman,
an excellent raconteur, and himself no
mean musician. He does not play much
in these days, but when he does 1t is de-
lightful to hear him, for the beauty and
delicacy Of his touch on the piano are as
remarkable as ever. A German by birth,
he married the great singer and settled
down at Malvern, but since his wife's
death he lives In South Kensington. One
of his sons is All officer in the British
army, and he was accompanied to Wood
hall by his granddaughter, Miss Maude,
charming and accomplished young lady
who has inherited some Of her grandmoth-
sr's talent and is having her voice devel-
oped and trained in Paris. She is about
30 years Of age, and at Woodhall under
went course Of Limitations and general
treatment for her throat. Mainly
About People.
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r. -
\ THEIR ONLY CRIME.

Death Of Two Boys for Shouting
Scuba Libre."
Mr.. Stephen Bonsal. In his "The Real
Condition Of Cuba To-day" describes
the execution Of two little Cuban boys,
whose only sin had been that they al
ways shouted Long Live Free Cuba"
An old sergeant tells him the story.
They had been kept imprisoned, but
"they were very much pleased when
the lieutenant said they would die to-
gether; he would not separate them.
Then the Oldest lost his courage lit
tie, whispered imploringly to the cap
tain, and we thought he was going to
give way, poor little worm, and
would not have blamed him. He
should have been at home with his
mother, curled up in her lap. But
then the captain answered, loud and
sharp. and we knew he had not been
weavering. The captain said: What
you ask Is impossible. cannot have
your arms unbound. I must obey Or
ders, and you must be shot just as you
are, and like all the other prisoners,
sentenced to death for rebellion Then
the little chap, who was not year
older than his brother, blew out his
chest like the little game cock he was.
and said: i only asked because Carli-
to is so young; Because / wanted to
put my arms around him whsn you
fred to save him all I could when the
bullets came; but Carlito is a Cuban;
he will be brave Then the sergeant
made them kneel down, three feet
apart, on the ground, with their backs
to the firing platoon. 1t was hardly a
second. The file was drawn up, and
the lieutenant cried, 'Apuntar!' (aim).
But, you know, these little fellows had
edged toward each other, working on
their knees hard, and were kneeling
shoulder touching shoulder, and with
cheek to cheek. Then the volley came,
and the bullets lifted the poor little
feather-weights, that they were, off
the ground and blew them against the
wall. You know, paisano, I have not
been at all easy in my MIND about the
rights Of these things which see, and
sometimes think that you and I, who
sit here and see these things done
without trying to stop them, are sin
verguenzas without shame) like all
the rest-no better and no worse"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
CamphOr and smoke less Powdc


One Of the curious results Of the recent
development Of smokeless powders was to
greatly increase tho price Of gum camphor,
which WAS chief ingredient in the va
riety used by the French and German
armies. The cautious housewife, prepar-
ing for her regular campaign against
moths, was astonished to learn that cam
phor had risen to about four times Its old
Squire, and little dreamed the reason why.
At present, however, the gum has dropped
to normal rates, and this Of itself is proof
positive that the enormous quantities Of
smokcless powder just ordered by the
government belongs to the cordito class,
IN which another variety of chemicals Is
ased. The formula is q jealousy guarded
,ecrot, but the fact cited is as good q clevv
~ close reasoner would desire.-Nea
Orleans Times Democrat.