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CHIC AGO Markets.


CHICAGO. AUS 25-Yower Yfvarpoot
cables. the continued Iiseral receipts in the
Northwest and the weak sentiment carried
over from yesterday started wheat lower
Sep eEnlef which closed last r.Sht with
buyers at s3lsc. started with sellers ~
from 6szSc down 20 s2Ssc Not much could
be secured AZ the lower figures nor could
lllsca - disposed cf at the higher prices
tuss then. bat the market soon improves.
ani advanced 20 shade above tire trfce
a. the c1oe on "Wednesday reaching 6sts Z
st.r about an hour after Tire start; Tire
CHIEF re9Son for tha recovery from oYen-
Ing Ae8rtshBeSs w&s one OF in9g standing
The shorts for September delivery gave
concerning the very small quantity "a saght
tAse Was available fer delivery ~ British
coutTaEts TIE trade in September was
FaEscT sy1ka Ter than pcss Frter with irficg~
tons that fbe open interest IN September
II al been reduced Ia 1uits slender proper
TIRE offerings or q Il Sides T1ss general re-
sa&f that - 9tefystaer ruled strong after
the drss Eve minutes a1s latt@rig 1T some
tsssprcE sTs-f-t or Essi days losing value
i'sceFssesF. however. dta not atvsnce cor
-@spoE3tns.y- although = recovered "a
from the initial decline. 4 sg.ang c6aA
market a. Dgieta WAS B. additional bull
tsA lea .ur@ rear the end. and the best
prices acre were made s. the close Sep
ternSe- closed AaSc aighSr AM De-esEs-
boz gained ~
corn stared weak. bat ru~nes, srour.
wheo weseat s1owe,i 81 the 3aa1 81 an up
ward A3-e1tIoa. seq, eEraer rose As1x5.c
OATS we're active AMI pr.ces held fairly
well TIE c1cs@ was 10 lower
Provisions vas dali aG3 y &9zss@ aasssr
Tia speculative business wsS Is sc-ysss tx
cent ths sga-sferrsng ~ = - efy1s,er 20 later
deliveries Commission hotlseS were the
sellers ia ire eas arb shorts covered
Pors ard iArd declined --zc eaca aB9 E.ss
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
HreadAtuMa.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 25.-vhsa. IL
UNCHANGED; market rather sseasl!er ;aday;
cargo down from Por, Costa today for
south Africa Barley takes a wider range
Is fair: options duh. Oat market shows
TO changes IN prices: supplies are ample.
Stock quotations we'e:
Fiour-Net cash for family extras. s. 100
Asy: bakers extras. t4i58s4.25.
Wheat-Shsppang. S.i6p i-lli. for Nc !
and Sl.f2iz for choice: milling 81 sA1Gi .a-;3
Baricy-Feed. tist2frI-l7is brewing. nom-
oats-Peo- TO fair. 81 i2isal. i7ts. good to
choice. 81 astfI 2ps; fancy feed. 81 2sS5f. s7i5:
gray. y lssfl q; milling. 3Iisisal..5: Sur
prise. S.2.ssssi. sels.
Receipts.
Flour, quarter sacks ASA: DO Oregon.
s4sl; wheat, centals. Is.aas; do WASHINGTON.
s,eW, barley. censals, 4s45: do Oregon,
sac. oats. centais. Oregon, asa. beans,
SACKS, 30: potatoes sacks 2s2z; 30 oreson
Oregon. 800: ;n!dd.:ngs. sacks, i45; ore
gan. GEO: hay. tens. gTi: wool bales. is: do
Oregon. 30; hides, number 1870: uuicksil-
ve- TASKS. g. wine. gallons. e.. GO.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Stead, December. sllA
Corn-Laige yellow. 81 iogI 12lS
Wool and Hops.
Oregon. iofIlac. valley. Oregon. l5dlTc ral
Northern mountain lambs snlIc: rlo-a-
tain. s2iloc. San Joaquin pains, 6jsc Hum
bold. and Mendce.no. 1lal3c
Hops-Crop OF 1897 sIloc: 1898. I9ssl2i2c
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Observation-Disclosures. sls12l: bran. $3.50
as rcr ton.
Hay~Wheat. sIa5oal.5o: wheat and oat
Giyils: beai barley, sl20fs.50, alfalfa. sI2I
Bs0. 5toss. sl1e1f2; straw. per bale i0Gsic
observation-disclosures. Salinas Burbanks
ScNsll5; silver skin onions. 5595'c: pickle
onions. AXi!Afc; garlic ease green peas
2izGac: string beans. cA3c per ID: bay sum
mer squash. 25c box; okra. green. 5eG55,:
egg plant, 25p50c; chilli green peppers. 25g
Fruit-Apples choice. sc: common, .sfe
.3c; strawberries. fancy. 81; cantaloupes Sc
AVIS; nutmegs. a5f2 to-: grapes Isabella.
Via crate: peaches. 4eEi65c: pears Bartlett.
75cGN: p.u-ns, 251f6oc. oranges. Valencia
normal: Mexican lines. re-pack $40: LEM
ons, common California. S2ai3. choice Cali
fornia. s3.5eIi: bananas ST. Sofi3 bunch.
Butter Fancy creamery. CSC: seconds. %
l2ic; fancy dairy. nominal: seconds. 600
Cheese-New. s,zal0i3c: Young America.
io@i9isc: Eastern feUi3c
Eggs-Store. lsal5c: fancy ranch. ai925c:
Eastern 1sfffac.
Pouitry-Turkey gobblers. IffIlec Ii: tur-
key hens. l2lsgl2e; old ROSTERS 81: young
roos'ers, S5el6: small broilers 81 SGfI3; large
bro.iers. 81 sits4A 20: flyers. SAT 80: hens 81
q; old ducks. s. 15af3; young ducks. s. 5oGa
4so: geese. So pair: goslings. 81 1901 *:
old pigeons. E.2a; young pigeons. 81. 2siil5n
Exchange.
Sterling On London. sixty days $A.slE;
sterling on London. sight sissM
Financial.
SILVER bars ... s9ss Drasts-siEh. IL
Mex. dols s'stifl2! Telegraph =. :. "a
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BOSTON. Aug. sS.-cioSing:
AlsoGs1 :. ....... ~ rankin -. -. -
Atlantic -. Is Eold Dominion -. sSsS
boston Moo 49, (ssceoia ,. go. ~
Butte Il Bos -. sstsl TArgaFsck . .i-4
Calumet IS ia. GO iWo.yessne 49,. =. ia
Centennial . -, iySs
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Aug. A.-whess-Ciuh. export,
s4c olusssern. export. sQssic: milling. e 70
higher.
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On the produce exchange to-day ,he but
Ter market was arm: credmer.es. Bite;
dssries. i1%li1c
Eggs-fresh firm. i5c
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Seattle .
THE SEATTLE Markets.

The blackberry seasoE IL a5ou: over. A
few crazes are IN market ans! present quot
.-Es range from - 20 PIC per crate-
Peaches and grapes have The call ever any
other kid 81 frlis. and are Ia saiercld
demand 4 big shipment Ce Crawford
peaches arrived yesterday from Oregon
and are quoted 81 esGsSc per box.
Butter and eggs continue ca:ts hrm "A
price
The feed market Is rather unsteady IN
quotations, The incoming new crop, how
ever. Will soon regulate a arTner tone.
Mutton is quoted half cen. higher.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Fina ncta1.

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Thc Evening
Ports London financial sahlegram says:
The stock markets here were Irregular.
but firm today on balance. Argensines
and Braxiis were particularly strong, the
former on a further fall os the gold pre-
MUM and ne latter on Paris buying she
rise in exchange and the rate In coffee.
Americans opened above the parity. but
weakened later. This market presents a
tired appearance. but any material reac-
ton is expected 10 bring In buyers Prices
were firm in the street. Grand Trunk and
Canadian Pacific were good. on Montreal
for the rise in sympathy with silver.
Spanish II were Arm but there Was no
sign here today OF any operations on
New YORK account Twenty-Five thousand
Bank Of England today for Cuba. 10 be
sent via New York. A great number Of
American bills have been offered for deliy-
cry. Details for the geld movement far the
coin for New York Cuba being the ulti-
mate destination. and the receipt of GI5o.-
30 from Australia
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Aug. 1.--Csndian Pacific. IS:
Grand Trunk. IA: bar silver. quiet, at
q l3-l6d: money. sMa per cent
Breadstpns.
LIVERPOOL Aug. -NIea'-So. red
Western winter. duh, IN Cd. Futures clos
ed Sc 5izd
Cern~-Ameriran mixed, spot. sisady. -
Sad: August, nominal; September steady.
Is ss.ds October steady. IS I'D
LONDON, Aug. 2s.-Wheat -taryoez OF
coast nothing doing: cargoes on passage,
easier: English country markets. easy
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Aug. a1~~'foaay the
staternen, Of the condition Of the treasury
shows.
Avaiiable cast, balance g., =. -. .s2st. 23o. $50
Gold reserve =. -. ..... ......... DOS sd 90
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REC ElVER'S -Notice - he~ohy
given that wlN sell for cash a. nut jc
auction a. the Sour az 70 n VI. N st
i,ess - construction. ard lumber " n
with 30 complete same. aNS say otNnr
property situated a. kre~s seattle ~ AZ
the cilh hauSs Aei 1ns!ug - the k.o0Afza
chicago Trading ana T~an.sgssrt a !! n
Company. Hias viii - accented sor he
whole O. any rarj q fhiF nrooe vty.
r. w. BAKER. Receiver.
WssL u feaS
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. ss.--Cotton--
Easy: middlings. sasc.
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Corn-<aEie;
Wheat-No. : spring. SGSsc: Ne. 5. So,
Issc: Ma. Z REQ. Sc.
Co---No. 3 sel.c
oass-So. :. @a.c. No. : white, :4G@@.1-c
Rye~-No. !. s31t43Ssc
harssy-So. . 60 SC
Fax sasd-No. : Sas.
Timothy saed-Prfnse, sesS
Mess pork-kser bss, s.. s<,SG
Iara-Ps- loo lbs. 29-ssesS ~
Short RIBS si5es--Isoose &ssAxS %
Dry saltes snoui5er<-Box 4s.S7sxa
Short clear sides--Boxed, s. ssIs a..
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ToDAY'S WEATHER.

FORECAST &c FRIDAY ~
Portland. Aug. Is. 1888.
Fair weather
U. &. DEPARTMENT OF ACRICUE
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
Ecas a.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Wasa-. Aug s. 1854
Exchanges al sae SeaSgse. IAe3zaa- 5s=o-
kare ard Portland clearing houses today
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LEGAL NOTICES.


THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
District OF Washington. Northern Dlyi-
sion.
Whereas. on the 2ath day Of August. Isss
C. d. Emery, proctor on behalf Of the
Vulcan Iron Works Cotnpany. incorporated
fled 4 hoei ia the District Court OF the
United States for the D.stgie: OF Washing
toa. against the steamer I.ottie Talbot
her boats, tackle, apparel aud furniture IN
a cause Of contract. eIyA and maritime for
81 due for wharfage Of said vessel;
And. whereas, by virtue OF process In due
form Of law. % me directed. reiurna5.e on
the sta day of September. iSS | have
seized ana taken the said steamer. her
tackle, etc. and have her !n nay custody.
Notice is hereby given that "A District
Court wifi be held in the United states
Court Room. ia the City Of Seattle, on the
s,h day of September. isss for the trial
Of said premises, and the owner ar osne-s.
and all persons who may have or claim
any interest, are hereby cited Ia be and
appear a the time and place. aforesaid. to
show cause Il any they have Why a final
decree should not pass as PRAYED
g w. fDE. T.. :. Marshal.
I}y II w TYLER fsaf,;f.r
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BY II. ". TYLER. Deputy.
NOTICE sHERIFFns sa.r or REAL

NuTlCE-s5ERIFF'S SALE or REAL
Estate. State Of Washington, County OF
King, SIS S3erifY's Office
By virtue OF an order al sale Issued otit
OF The Honorable Superior Court Of King
County. on the I'D day of July. iA3s nv me
Clerk thereof. in the case of The Realtsa-
ton and pe0enture Corporation, CT Scot
land Limited Trustee. pIaintln Va Rob
ert Knipe. Amelia knipe his Wife. sam
uel + kuipe. Laura NJ kn.pa MS MITE.
Jennie st. DAVE and r T.. D3 SIS her ts,l--
hand. LaUr0r iugeie. Lydia T. fage1s h.s
wife. ard Lester Turner defendants No
e2.&l. ana TO me a. sheriff. directed and
delivered:
Notice il hereby given. tAa, VIII pro-
cesd 70 sell 20 the highest bidder for casa
within the hours prescribed by law sor
sheriff - sales. to-wit, At ten O'Clock g. M
on tire 3d day Of September. a H. lSss
before the courthouse door q gaa King
County. in the State ~ Wasairgfon. ali
the right. title aad interest OF tae said
defendants IN and 10 the following de-
scriSei property, towifs
All that certain trace or vIere - land
with the messages aad teneussrats thereon
erected situate and being ioi ona Ia In
block Hety-cre SD. IN the Second Addition
10 The CITY Of Seattle as laid OF hv fhe
hs!m % Sarah \ Bell according q, lac
piat thereof now of r@scrf II TIRE auditor
office OF said Ming cct}rsv levied on -
tho proy erty - defendants - satisfy a
judgment amounting 20 tss = dollars IN
favor OF ihe pialntim. ana cost az Sa!t.
Dated this eIth DAY % III fSas
Nm. ~ MOVER. sheriff
p TSi'!rghsSt Attorney Cor Plaintiff
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DENNY
BLAINE
LAND co.

Offers !7r sale two centrally Io-st-
81 wharves; other water tron:
property; la-ge amount - s. -
lands. bS.ia,ax los ee;aesn RAs-
road avenue and Western aSeHas:
business property Uron First ave-
rue. FIRST avenue s53th Second
nra Third ayeE-ues AID fesl$r sss;
fear business a,oT KS. narnher @.
f~~ag..*uf restderres on TAerwy hiGE.
q Arc home "a euee5 -Auan. resi-.
esnces ~ other parts 81. the cry.
ara laTxe &1;3 eaaace slss ~ rssf-
Srncs property Ne handle only
rsesecs titles. t,xsus'Gs eur Is,
eeac-e buying els 40
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such additional charges and penalties as
are authorized 20 be charged and collected
on other delinquent taxes. each 10. or par
Gel So delinquent shall sr sold for the
amount os such assessment with interests
and costs, At the time and Ia the manner
ard by the same authority as lands and
lots are sold for city taxes.
A. III. FOOTE
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle
Date % srst publication. Seattle, Wash,
August 10 1858
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CONTRACToRS-James

NOTICE. TO CONTRACToRS-Ja
Street Paving.
xstsce Is hereby given tina. sealed pro-
xssls will he received by the undersigned
!. s essy Of seattle up to ! o.eiook .. m q.
Nsaday. August 18th. ISIS, for the i'm
gsssment Of James Street from First 10
sssad Avennes. by paving sad street be-
sss No i pS"s erea,ns local In Sga
HI. district No. III. and in accordance
ftn the pla2s ard specifications now on
s. IA the office Of the board Of public
Each bid must be accompanied by a Ger
Fed check, payable To the order OF the
|Gy comptroller, for a sum not less than
re ~ PEE cent. OF the bid and no bid
|sai Be considered unless accompanied By
IA check
he suecessful bidder viii be required TO
sief into contract and furnish s...:>-
aesofy h0rd for the amount required by
@s ely charter and the laws AZ the state
Z Washington. within ten days after be-
70 notified of the award 81 the contract
. him, failing 20 do 81. the said check
81 the amount fixed therein Will be for
'ssea 10 the city. Ne person IS eligible
a bidder who ha.s within TWO years
gas 70 the letting OF said contract made
Tfsa, In pay u1ent OF any just claim
= any work or labor performed or any
~ or material furnished pursuant to
w SUCH contract As herein advertised or
va. szthia said two years failed 10 GEM
Ssa any such contracts.
sse1-ai attention Ia called 10 article xstlL
De city charter as now IN force Eeiat-
q 70 hours Of labor" ana 10 article
T. SEXTON 81 subs / and :, relating 10
ais and sureiies.
lAs beard OF public works reserves tho
yat 20 reject any and all bids.
| .re2osass must be indorsed on envelope:
sd Tor James Street Paving"
~ order 81 the hoard OF public works
FRA tet R-<t,N
.ais OF nfst publication. August l9gh.
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: ). ENGINEER OFFICE. Portland
y Aas s. 1885 Sealed proposals fer
lsfaasaing labor and materials and con-
ss'aesng ietsiess for improving Yagugna
sssy. otegon- Viii ne received here uati!
= q "a. oct. Is isas. and then publicly
ss,.sd Information on application. W.
Il fisk. Maj. En'srs
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s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Burke Rax..
safe. Va. ass, \. iSas. Sealed pro-
Sssis Tor constructing two houses AT
wei Wilson, Wn. VIII he received here
s sssli = n. Aug "a lNss ard then pub
- elensa. Information furnished on
spAcstioa- Harry Taylor Capt. EnSrs.
> ENGINEER ot'iee. lurke blila!ng.
$50 y ash. August -, I>@S Sealed
ssfesAss ieT furnish .rg saud and gravel,
sa ~ sAsn stone a. Point Wilson. Wash.
e sec".Ne,! hare unsu p II. Sep
-. 49, - lN>. ana tAea paailciy opened.
grn'ailon furnished ga application.
u..--y laX-er ...I.ta-r. F,f,..t E,.-..rs
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iMPOuNDED STOCK NOTICE-The fol-
loving described heifer. placed in he
city pound August -. 1925 will be sid
"a public auction 10 the highss. bidder
for cash IN hand. 10 ray cost OF m
pounding and advertising. September s.
1888 a; 10 o'clock a IN. AT the front foor
of polsee headquarters. corner Third av-
enGs and Yesler way.
Dark red better. ore year old. Write
face. white fanks
The owner Of the above described heller
being unknown 10 me
C., S. REED. Chief Of Police.
Date Of first publication, August q. 1893.
IMPOUNpED STOCK NOTICE-The fol-
towing described COW placed IN the city
pound August IL. 1855. Will be sold at pub
Tic auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash In hand, 10 pay cost Of impoundina
and advertising, August 60. fsss. a, 10
o'clock a m. al the front door % police
headquarters, corner Third avenue and
Yesler way:
One light colored Jersey COW.
The owner % the above described COW
being unknown to me.
G. s. REED Caief OF Police
Date Of frst publication suvst=t ~ reos
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Lara. Per 100 PesuAs.
Cash Quotations.

f-S. xi-Ix Niss S III,
$3.50. sl1s4 $50 sI2a SO
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C.S.new Is, reg IDS
New As. coup. is
Fours. reg .,..1ls
Fours. coup ..li-a.
TwoS. reg 49, ~
FlVeS. reg -.-.ilS
Ftyes, coup lib
District ; e-s III
.Ala--class A les
Class Il .......l60
Class & ....... 90
Currency =. = 70
Atchison Is 49,. sSs
Adj. As ..-..... tx
Can. So. IDS no
Can. Pae. lists >.
Chi. Term. is =. soA.
C,hes. & OHIO IS 1854
60 II. 4 IL. tsxS. lvft
<. q. lsts.illaa
Four1 go. go. -
East Tenn. lists. ls,i2
Ere Gen. A. 49, AR
f W&D Ists.t.r. Ts's
Gen. Fec. Is los
g. II. * s. A. ssle5
Seconds .... los
II. * T. Cen. -. illls
Con. Is ........ lt'sa !
Iowa e. lists ..-to4
La New Con II lo2
/. & y. Uni. Is. ss
Missouri! SIS .....lO
NJ, Is. & Z. Eds. o5i.
Fours 80. ~ .5lis
y. Y. Cen. lists .il5As
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n. J. Cen. IS ...1iN
J North Car. "a ...l25
/ Fours 80. ....ing
!. Nor. Pac. lists ..ii4
Threes 80. -. taiA
Eours .-.....let
NY,C. & Sl.L n iaS
Nor. * West. IS. IT,
y. W. Consols ..lills
/ Deb. rs .......ll9
Tor. Nav. Isis ...fi4
( Fours 49, 49,. lts'2
J. Or. S. l.. IS. I. r.lghs
). Elves, [. r. los
Pacific IS of 'a5 .io2A
Reading 4s ...... s3gs
/ r. G.. W. lists -. 81
4 St.IA 4 I.M.C.ss. 9eis
( St.L. & s. F.G.ss.l14
St. Paul Con >. .ISis
lSt.P.C. e. P.ists.l0
1 Elves -. .....ii71
/ $. c. Non-Fund. :.
So. Railway IS ssh
Stand X. IL 7. IS 75k
Tenn. new set IS 80
/ II. +. I. g. lists i07
!, Reg. IDS .....s isA
\ Union Pac. pre- E.
Fours 80. ..... s&s
tC.P.,D. e. G.ists -
Wabash ist 5s ..iI2
Seconds 80. -. SKA
West Shore Is ..iis
/ Va. Centuries =. Is
+. Deferred >. -. 81
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06
GERONIMO ON EXHIBITION.

Geronimo. the famous Apache chief.
who has been dead to the world since
he surrendered in 1886. is the hveliest
part of the Indian contingent for this
section of the globe at present.
At the last sham battle. Saturday
evening. clad in neat fitting dark
blue cavalry jacket, trousers and boots
such as are worn by Indian police. the
only remnant of a savage garb he wore
was a skull cap woven in yellow and
adorned with two small horns. He
held a bit aloof from the Apache band.
and during the presentations to the
thousands of spectators he rode alone
at a smart gait on a spirited horse and
was received with tremendous ap-
DIause Other chiefs had ridden up
with their bands, but Geronimo gal
loped to the front in dignified and sol
itary state.
His Apaches were among the finest
looking Indians there. but simplicity
was also the key note of their attire.
No war bonnets or feathers of any
kind did they wear. Dark red cloth
bands, tied about their foreheads and
hanging in two streamers down their
backs besides white sleeveless shirts
were the browning feature of their
war dress.-Omaha World Herald
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VAGARIES OF THE AUSTRIAN
EMPRESS.

To the public in general, the murder
of this morally and physically perfect
woman. who, as the emperor said
when he received the dread message,
had never done but good throughout
her life is we'll nigh Incompetent
sible; to those who have had the hap
piness of knowing her Intimately, it
is absolutely incredible. She never, in
all her long career as a sovereign,
mixed herself in politics, or even at
tempted to interfere with her hus-
bands management of his turbulent
and unruly dual empire. At the out
set of her welded life the insane
jealousy of her mother-in-law, Arch
duchess Sophia-an overbearing, am
bilious and strangely selfish woman
made it impossible for Elizabeth to be-
come the true helpmate and constant
companion whom the young emperor
would have found in her had she been
allowed more freedom of intercourse
with him; for at every effort made by
the empress TO assume her natural and
proper position with regard to court
and country, she encouraged the wall
of ice erected by the old arch-duchess
all about her.. 1t was thanks to this
typical mother-in-law that all sorts of
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THE WORLD BY WIRE.
THE STORM IN GEORGIA.

Savannah, Ga, Oct. 5.-News from
the storm-stricken districts along the
coast is coming in gradually and 1t is
probable a hundred lives have been
lost. The news by way of the boat
which arrived today, is that fifty peo-
pie were drowned at Fernando. From
Campbell island, inhabited by about
forty colored people, it is reported all
but three were drowned. AT Bruins
wick four people lost their lives and
at Jesse one man was killed by a fall
ing building. At Sterling station,
Charles Wright, a merchant, reports
disasters from the flood great to lives
and property, rice fields and a portion
of Glynn and Mcintosh. There are
number Of small islands at various
points around Brunswick, fernando
and Darien, on which small groups of
families lived. 1t Will be some days
before accurate reports are had from
these points.
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cabals were formed against the lovely
girl whose warmth of heart was liter
ally smothered Within her by injustice
and malevoleEce.
Her first long dress was the heavy
silver brocade of her bridal court train
and the old nurse who had brought
her up and who died not so very long
ago, told me once in her quaint, moth
erly way: 'Ah! but she looked like
an angel that day, the little dear, with
her beaming innocent smile, and love
for her handsome bridegroom shining
all over herr
1t was this tender, enthusiastic, ideal
child who was met, upon entering her
husbands dominions, by the repelling
GOODNESS and proud exclusivism of the
so eminently clannish Viennese ar,
istocracy, encouraged and led in the
ostracism which they displayed toward
their empress by no less a person than
the emperor's own mother.
With extraordinary bravery. Eliza
beth tried at first to hold her own,
but discoura cement and WEAKNESS
overlook her, and a few short years
after her union to Francis Joseph she
turned for consolation and solace to
those outdoor sports and violent bod,
lily exercises with which she has so
frequently been taunted.-Collier's
Weekly.