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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-01
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Schooner Stella Eriand is expected to
arrive shortly from Cook inlet,
Several VESSELS OF the Cape Flat:ery FISH
ing fleet are expected from the cape with
FISH
Schooner Norman Sunde arrived In port
Yesterday rom Port Townsend She IL
owned bv Port Townsend people. who ex-
pect TO fix her up for a trip to Alaska.
p.iedriyer Is at work at the Flyer
dock removi ng and replacing a portion OF
the piIlng The boards of the wharf,
which have long been rotten and decsye-i,
are being taken Up and replaced by new
ones
AGvlces recently received from s..
Michael state that the schooner X. W.
Bartlrtt. wAlch saiie<i from Seattle May
q for 81. Michael. had arrived n - safe
IL aad had left mat port IN July for Puget
sound Tire schooner Corona Is AGO sad
20 have sailed from 81. Michael July 10
fer ,hc sound
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NluiA FIr timber tossfs and scar.isnxs
f fo1gn GJeals: s.. ! s. 1E. sssoGis. s &
s,i9if, E1x soards. Is-.nch and up. si5I
= bevei siding. fL-.neh sied x3S1 III:
Telling v, headed O. Jain. No~. j. and
e. .inehs !. go lbs. Nos /. and !. ;s-inch.
" IDS EsaH Isia. 81 los weight, 4.xIsx.
washington red cedar lumber-Rough.
ssz.s: bevei siding, weigh; 100 lbs. sf4s7is. %:
ceasanx, weights. Nos. ]. and 3. 7sxs-inch.
DE- Nos, ], and .. Sxs-lnch, 100 lbs, ys
~; wainscotlng, Slo0ls: russes. s3aN:
"a shingles. 81 10: standard shingles, Sc 10:
one-ancn finish, II, II and Is feet, $S1A:
thick finish, szsa IS. cedar squares, !. y :
and 10 feet 3.tNN; tAtteEs, 5Q46c DER 100
Aneal feet. pieke.s So
kiin-dried. 81 in advance OF green. Drsy-
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ss sr =; = as a :s4 H rspfs . gs ss, 5a
sss. pss: i i u @ sss,:s. 4sS.
ss T.5.:s: A : 9 'ss ss. ST ss ss5ts' July
ss 8 e 8. s.. II 4
Ssss ;:.5
S =s::: is s .s. ::.!:
s & x1nss T. & ~ sss ssssss S csS
s #s @ = & : s z. g..
s b S'. 4 s5:s IA 4 ~ s:::
#sss:4 s ss 4 :s 5 sia
:'!: E. 81 4 H.: e. .a June
ss Sasf ss rs @ & Townsend
H$s s FL A. E f. PS: 5 @s:' ,s!s S sound
:s $ afsSs I" E ss!: i e. Ss s;s { E;
s Is Seas T1ssn.s - = IS 1 II Fas s.a.na
s A s An 81 s. s. IONS san a H f Ss coan,
sa 2s ss toys s %sa
Iu.l Ts R asa An % rs IONS Ps S Fss vs
Hs IS . asss & an M ions tons ss.ash a 4sssn Seattle
IisS ss SrS4 Mg an 4 @ S.a EstBa s.a.
I aa f Ell u 4 iss: %ssrs oz, Ts%Sssa
H Sssss% e s y sas i ass5 Si !:s"isss
$ 's; s;5 NJ SSss sound
ss nsss c 81 = 4a r 4 ssd Port Townsend
Hssp n Il S Il 81: ' g S r. 81 s Seattle
SS s:; S::e n e: % s::s s'" Francisco
S S: ss'5@ s: sound
sss wilson's s@ Chi IS s. sfsE tons s a, Fs: s
s: 5s: + s. : * $:s 4ss. sound
E5 s sIs =. 4; ] i a5a;
1 Ss 4fis' Am E II toms. s. M Mehs Seattle
e.: ':: I: II: +; $:$
$:s:s s1fsi p - s%s = @ $ sa' Seattle
yps sSrl SIR = n |sa' s M Men s ssa. m
\ L a @ E 81; to-, rsrs .s~'
$ $:ss5 a s; =: & ::.G:. @
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At the Inquest.


All n Dress.
You knew the deceased. believe you
said" asked the coroner OF the witness.
Yes sir. Our desks stood side ~ side
FOR SIX years"
.sf4aa vet, ever heard him intimate 4
wish TO die or declare thar life was in
suppor,a bie7''
NO. SIR
Can goa suggest any reason for his
suicide
II can only suggest VIA. may possibly
ba the rsaso.- st:.s
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.


Nelson
proE to Arrival b. Pope 4 ~ ~ " ' e'eo
by &
IneoaoT German bark All
Ms
Glory OF the port: chartered
Snoa
Company
o
the
xaf ~0'NN oy &
TONS Cauo
by
Rnraomu aaxr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-01

NEW YORK MARKETS
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK July 20.-The recent ten
dency of the stock market TO Guinness Wa
rather acc.utuated today by ihe fact that
the London stock exchange was taxing
holiday. Dealings in ra.roai STOCKS Mere
A minimum and there was a notable disin-
clinalion To sell Even The professional
hears who have really been the only prom
!ntut sellers In the market for 4 PERIOD Ok
nearly two months. hesitatet 10 put 0ut
short lines today, Ia fear Of some develop
menfs over Sunday that ~onld give the
market its long expected impetus 10 artiN-
IN. With the expectation OF ncNs AZ any
time that Manila has been occupied ny tae
limited States forces. Win the expedition
IN Porto Rico making iavora bic pfoSFtSs
and with concrete proposals Of conclusion
~, ,.eare un.ier ac,uA! official discussion.
the bears do not care TO leave snort COR
tracts opsn over sunday III market thRt
has shown such long. firm resistance 70
all efforts 20 force ueSIlhc anu ols!V3e'
offerings ~ stocks There was nrS'u~S
continuance % the improvement IN some
of the Industrial stocks. which EersUtit
- t,esn rrornis2ant 1>hsre VAS also q
iarSe aggressive buying ~ bTooAl$h iran
81 attributed to the predominant interest
IN ths, property Win . resulting ftSg 81
nearly per cent. III the prices Tie hih-
her St,sks continued - advance. on the
understand. ng tAa; taey have become {He
favnrite~ % oue ~ tire street IoTfNentta!
srss[stiatNt. leaders. SuEar and Meirvptl!-
Tan Street Railway also showed sirehsth-
There MAS 10 news 10 account Tor ne
advance IN these stocks. Prices are iTac-
tionany higher All sfoUud. rather As
result Of the tlGsdty % the bears ih4u
IRON, any actual demand for stoSks
I1ss bank statement FloAS 'fat as
weeks violent changes were d9s 10 tAe
rr.a,.i.,ai closing up q operations tof t3r
government loan and ta.s we"h Nar1A-
ftofgs are small. The new bonds WI them
stlvss ~, available - the banks rs security
fer deposit o. future instruments o. jsaN-
mats 10 she government account - tae
Loan. IL Was Ihe scarcity 81 aogos foT ms
rurE-ose that msGe necessary ias' es
hSaxx utfntiyaw walls ~ government deposits,
I'll. Bank Statement.
TIE bank statement shows the following
changes. =. s.--..
Surplus reserve. decrease ....->-.- ,. :. -
cans trcTests, ---e----. .---t--*- = s--@'s
Specie decrease --..--..-.-'-'--.'''- -: -
Legal tender. Increase -.-..-----.s- t5e-'
'-t't-,.s..5',, Ie-res~.a .--....... sE3
The banks now hcld 81 80 Ia IN excess
~ tAe - peE crUt- EJie.
Tue Efu8nCstT says, The statement q t3e
associated banks ~ New YORK citS Tor
tns. week ending Jgty - shows n import
AMI changes 1h- increase Of A,s-s.y'a IN
iaans i. aysrxas..~aA as TIA annAHA~saa
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, July 30.-New wheat In
large quantities for export would hardly
ma buyers at more than 5sc to &c while
@c would be the best figure for valley and
oiuestem. AT the same time there have
been few lots picked up by mills and
california buyers at prices several cen,s
better than these quotations. Threshing
returns so far as heard from are fully an
TO exDectatfpus -
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstu6A,

Ban FRANCISCO. July 80. - Wheat
futures lower. but not active: spot Is duh
and unchanged; the Chicago market was
ceipts Of -four today wer. over $500 quar-
tiers. nearly all from Stockton for the China
trade, trade. Barley lower for both spot and
no, change. Stock quotations were:
f1our-Net cash for family extras. A65
a4.s; bakers extra, =. 4sQ4 g..
milling. 81. a1lIl 10
Bariey-Feed. nl5a1Isa. brewing nom
insl
oats-Poor to fair. 81. l7s,qs1. 2sss: choice
81: ai.36; fancy feed. sl.32ie: gray. 81 22Ia
mlS, milling. $; s2lyal: 27s2; Surprise.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. $500 barley. GEN.
Eastern, 100: potatoes, sacks. 2.osss: onions,
sacks, 1.50b; bran. sacks, $50: middiings
sacks az; hay tons, !os; wool. bales. 257;
hides. number, 636 raisins, boxes TO- quick
silver, TASKS 43; wine, gallons. 81 500
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Inactive: December. 81. 23as.
Barley-Inactive: December, si.is1A
Corn-Large yellow. sIioqLl2la.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-spring 1ogl&c: Eastern
Oregon. loal2e; valley Oregon. isul.c;
99lic: mountain. 8ssI0c: San Joaquin
plains. sgsc; Humboldt and Mendocino. II
Ql3c.
Hops-OId crop. 9Ql2txc.
Produce, Fruit. Etc
Middiings. $lsQao: bran. $3.50
M16 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. new crop. sI5Gis: wheat
and oat.. sl4al7; best upland barley. si41
Is: alfalfa. sl2n13: stock. 10Ms5c
Vegetables-Yellow onions. 70Is0c. gar
lie, 2mSc: green peas. 2isG3c: string beans.
sEI3i9c per ID: summer squash. 25G, i0c
box: okra. green, s5ds.50 box; egg plant
4eff50c large box; chill green peppers 81 for
bell
.Frut-Apples. ehoIcs. 81: common. 4Og
7Sc; cantaloupes, $2H4so: nutmegs. SiT2:
peaches. soas6c basket; pears. Bartlett, $50
msl box: plums. 25ll56c; Mexican lines. re-
pack. $5.50ns: lemons. common California.
$lm1 50: lemons. choice California. Sis0n2;
bananas, Sia2 bunch: pineappies. s2Q4
dozen.
Butter-Fancy creamery zoe seconds. IS
m20c: fancy dairy. 1Sc; seconds i6ni7c.
Cheese-New si26aiAc: Young America.
9I%d10c; Eastern. l2nl3c.
Eggs-Store 1iIisc; fancy ranch 19a &c:
Eastern. I3I1sc.
Poultry-Turkev gobblers ISai14c ID: tur-
keys hens 12nlsc: Old ROSTERS. Q45n:
young roosters. si6i5: small brolers saaf
ESQ: large broiIers. s302.5o. flyers s2G3.5a:
hens. Af5; old ducks s., 5(Ia3; young docks
81 50a13. 30: geese. s5cGs1 pair: goslings siGf
1.25: old pigeons. SIPS; young pigeons. Sis.
Exchange.
Sterling on LondoT '-'- days. $iIR:
sterling on London. sight. st.ss.
sixssa .suV
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wneat-Aarket nominal: export. No. /
Cup. &c; No. / biueEem, 59c. Milling
wheat No. club. s3e: No / DIuesterr,. So
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SYNOPSIS
MARINE NEW =.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3l.-Arrived-S;r
1matilla from Victoria; schr Webtoor.
from Grays harbor: str Charles Nelson,
from Tacoma, str Samoa. from Seattle;
schr Santa cruz. from Santa Cruz island.
Am schr Vega. from Port Blakeley. Sailed
-Sshr Viking for Goes bay.
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WASHINGTON. July 39--Today's state,
ment Of the condition OF the treasury
shows -
Available cash balance s2ssl. - s.Ss
t;ai1 reserve ......... ............. lss sG, 90
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Hudson medical Institute.
Stockton, Market and Ellis Sts..
San Francisco, CalifoIniA
Composition.

We are now prepared 10 do composition
for The trade (any nessure) Ia Eonparsil.
A:nion. Brewer aad Long Primer Salts
faction guaranteed Cali o. addrevs Post.
Intelligence. Seattle.
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Nationality. Rig and Name.

When he came in yesterday morning
he seemed very much depressed. asked
him the cause and be replied that on his
way to the office he had seen wheelman
wearing a red waistcoat and pair of
bright green golf stockings. He must
have swallowed the poison within five
minutes after that, SIR
That Is all. You may step down. Cen
tlemen of the jury. under the circum-
stances. the only verdict you can render
is justifiable suicide"
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. July y0.-wheat-Mils offer g
Csc Tor club and 5u57c for bl1esssm, For
export the price lie &c to &c less
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VESSELS BOUND IN.


m blk, 4tonsS Puget
wnsend.
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LONDON, July Sa.-Waeat-C'ATeses or
coast. nothing doing. cargoes on Y,assa &c.
nominal ard unchanged
IN ERfstOl- July S0.~W neat IN Paris
81 sa1y. notIr N Paris Tirr1-
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OMAHA. July o-Catt}e-Rerelp.<. $50
head market eteady; native beef steers
81 s4s5 ~. Western steers. S4uS.St, COWS
ana aetfers s.. GNti5l. stockers ana feed
ers 5 7ca54r5
HOGS Receipts. ae0 head. market
stronger heavy. g 7@'gfs y. mixed, s3.12t2
sts .a b.ilk ~ sales. So f32-5
Sheep Receipts -1o aeai. market
80 ,dy. fA3r - choice nat.vssa s. soft p:
fa.r Is choice Westerns s .t.3&@} com
mon ana stock sheep. sA-s5sa lambs s.. -
slElA
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Of something Ike two and haK millions
IN this item reported by one bank. In
the same manner one banks decrease IN
cash was twice as large as the average
Decrease Of the remaining institutions
Deposits have remained almost stationary,
but there has been more or less shifting
OF funds, and the banks wiki heavy Ia.
terror connections seemed to have gained
as rule. In the same time the reduction
In surplus reserve was brought about oy
actual loss IN cash. as the Is per cent
requirement is very little higher than last
week, owing to the instgnincance Of de-
post expansion. The specie decrease was
due TO operations with the treasury. but
the transfer Of coin TO tie sub-treasury
on July q. aggregating nearly a million,
seemed to have been included In last
weeks statement. The government bond
payments have been more than half COM
rieted, and the only effect 80 far has been
TO reduce the reserves of the New YORK
banks about twenty millions. The remain
Ing payments will have but little effect,
since the treasury deficits will about
counterhalance receipts. and the money Ia
depository banks will be withdrawn gradu-
ally.
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|lRKET and TRADE REVIEW.
Seattle. Jsslv 20 n

Seattle, July 30. 1898.
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacoma. Spo-
rs and Portland clearing houses today
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LIVE STOCK MARK ETS.
4 hfcngo.

CHICAGO July :" Cattle we're steady;
choice steers S. 254i5.65 medium 81 "a
40. tHef Steers sara "a. sto.ktrS auI feed
-, - -, s,i's So 49, cons ana
steers $&\}5.-a. TEXANS s@.59Ga5
HOGS u.lei stronger ami 1'ec 1tgher. fair
- Cho.ce & s3ieefi sa, packers s. e54fS -.
butchers. t1.-hstt mixed. 8. 15s, 3.e5. lights
s. 5ss{f5 -, p.Es. s. >4S.N..
sheep were STEADY. good 10 choice MT
ewes. s3sf1fs@. calls SA5"}l2..5 Western
range $iu4.55. yesrlng lasn,~s. SiftoZ -
keceipts-CatLe. 80; hoss. iI.ea. sheep.
.
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Dairy Products.

Batter Market firm; crsamef.es. I57e9
1Ta%>. ss{ries. I&3fSc.
E.zgss-t>asy. fresh. lie
Chexse-Markeg SOW .reanss ries u.s. G..
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FOREIGN MARKETS


LONDON. July so-An London and Liv-
rrIAsoi exchanges ara closed today
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VESSELS ON PUGET SOUND.


loading NN ~oAAA1'"
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Juiy s.-Cotton-9a!et:
AAAdASx- 6 l-iss
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- Who have bs0o
~A ~1A cured by "HaA.
XNAHI yam" re m = =
WI strong and vfgos-

and certainly. write and ask foo
free circulars and tessimonials tell.
ing you NIL about what IL has doaS
for others Ask for medical advice.
too, for that II likewise free. he -
strong rs yoa once were. Feel the
nre Of youth once more.
You should watch for any sign 81
blood faint In the system. small ul-
GERS In the mouth, copper-coioreA
spots or falling out of hsfr All fnAs.
cate some form OF poison. Ask fog
free '.30-day blood rure'' rsrculara.
The cure - absolutely sure. The
system In Thoroughly eleansea 81 AZ
faint.
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mp 10" all his duties. Hut what causes
weak backf In almost every case
II IL excess Of some nature. II 10
the abuse OF some function insteaa
OF Its proper use. Too lata hours,
or too much brain work, or Some
sort OF folly. Perhaps the damage
was done years ago.
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lief the more quickly you will nnd Il.
II you think IL can never he fouhA
you are wrong. "Hudyan" has cureA
10000 men who were in . worse csn.
ditfon than yoa are in today. 10
makes mp for all losses and stops ala
waste-oftsn In week. NatuSO
yields to II.
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urea dxtu ffs.

LONDON. July - - y. Ul--Bs
aa- a = i-ls5 per ounce.
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Cearanees balances
nrnftle .. -. .glS7 ,61f 6B Qd6, $50 90
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Fresh meats tjobhingl Cow beef. 6dsikc
per III, steer beef. 6lzM1e per III: mutton.
wethers. fc per III; pork 1iac per N. veal
large. 55isc: veal small Sc per 10.
Provisions iohbingl Hams. large. 10tsc:
hams. small. lie; breakfast bacon. lie; dry
saited sides. TIC.
Lard Uobhinsb--itome made. per III. 7i4c:
White Star Sc; Coin SPECIAL. size: lard
compound tiCrccs. s'2c; Rex, sac.
Fresh Fish Uobbjrg -iIalibut 3iauiihc:
salmon. 3'amiiec. salmon trout ~ l2,:
Founders Smtc: sol.s. &C.. rock cod Sc:
trout. l2isai5c; shrimp, i0c: sJnelt. 304c:
tom cod, e.: shad a.: oysters Olympia.
c.n per sack. 81 30 per gallon: CLANS ST. %
Per sack; Dungeness crabs. live. 81: cooked.
ITO
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Butter Ranch. iiGl4c; fancy dairy In
squafes l34il5.; Washing IN ereameries
s-lh prints zee
cheese Cohhingl NativH Washington.
rtai2c; Eastern. flai2c: California. i2Ga
Eggs 0ohbIngl Strictly fresh ranch. 2oF
he. Eastern. l5Gll1e. oregon isiec
{ Comb Honey i00iic. Nevada l2c. strain
honey. efi6ikc
Poultry Dressed chickens l6c: spring
chickens. s2.5osfs5o per deg: live chickens,
He, dressed turkeys i2e
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General Quotations.

PIG iroB--Warrants. dull. northern. $40
giLan,
Copper-T.ake, dull at llSsc.
Tin-Steady.
IAad-pun Al 6 -
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Sterling on LondoT '-'- days. $iIR:
sterling on London. sight. Sass.
Financial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-01
New Word Coined.



Philadelphia has invented q word
that is not without its merits as Il
convenient substitute for phrases more
or less long and complicated. In that
city, so the North American reveals.
IA person who has been a jolly good
fellow and who has reformed" is called
"gink." No light on the words ETY.
mology Is given, and there Is not
even u hint as to what practical utility
II can be to the Philadelphians. But
the first of these points is unimport-
ant, and as to the second any outside
criticism would, of course. be resented
by our sensitive neighbors.
II were best to take for granted.
therefore, the fact that certain resi-
dents of the Quaker city, at some
period or other in their lives. have
been Jolly good fellows. obviously,
they deserve to be styled "ginks," and
we hasten to add. as the North Ameri-
can does. that the word Is expressive
OF contempt or admiration according
to the company you are in" This Is
most interesting. both absolutely ana
because 1t throws new light on the in
habitants of that little understood COM
munity. The editors and orators of
Philadelphia have hitherto almost ig-
nored the wealth of chronological ma
terial that lies around them, but late
~ they, too, have reformed" to the
great edificatlon of the general public.
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Harold Frederic's Gable Dispatch t
New York Timesl

Harold Frederic's Gable Dispatch to
New York Times.l
When the English papers Of this
weeks end get across the Atlantic you
will be struck with the fact that they
treat the Maine tragedy with as much
emotion as il II was the pride of the
British navy that had been destroyed.
l have been looking over the accounts
of the Victoria disaster in 1893. and
really, save for the personal details of
the officers and crew, there IL no dit
ference as to space occupied or the
feeling displayed. This is true of pop
ular interest as well as OF the press.
People talk of Capt. Sigsbee's fine be,
havior az they did of Tryons. and
with innate pride in belonging to his
race. 1t is In such moments OF su-
preme emotion that one can realize
what peinicious nonsense the fools of
both countries talk in the idle times
about our disliliing each other. Spe-
cial correspondents at New York and
Washington have, without exception
given the English dignified ana
worthy impression of American beha-
vior under the terrible blow. What
hints of panic and frenzy have come.
have been sent by the minor news
agencies. and promptly discredited.
BY consensus of opinion here, as II
would be absurd to dogmatize at this
distance ON the solution of the mys-
terry, people suspend judgment auto
matically. but nobody here would lie
surprised If scoundrelism was found
at the bottom of the calamity. Eng
lishmen take as low q view of the
Spanish character as 1t is possible to
hold. They wonder always why We
have not driven them from Cuba long
ago.
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year. to say nothing of the day of the
week. Nothing must do but we break
off. SO as to escape tho bad luck. We
hnppend to make this shift on the 18th.
and III be blowcd II we didn't have to
ak off again In order to kill down
the hoodoo. Yes, sir. engaged three
times, and never had quarrel Ii
breaks the record We never started
any any place yet that she didn't for
get something. DO you know that girl
would always go to the end of block
before she would turn back. Did 1t
ever pop? All superstition. ! raked Zip
my whole pile to take her to the must
cal event of the season. Passing into
the theater she stuhbcd her toe. That
settled 1t. She must get right home
to avoid a catastrophe. Had to hire
coupe, and the driver carries my
watch yet. l looked my record M
and got word to her that | was born
in Friday. In the dark Of the moon,
and with an unluclky star In the as
cent. She promptly called the engage
ment on and that's what l was af.
tfrr
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Friday His Lucky Day.
detroit Free Press,l

1--WE quit her." said Gritty az he
smoked goodnight cigar with his
chum. Its all on. Henceforth IT
win be like the memory OF a dream
what the novelist call n passing ro-
nance" But l thought you were
engaged?" 80 we We're. had seven
warm encounters with the old gentle
man before ] gained his consent. She
wears my ring, and I'm paying for II
on the installment plan" What
gone wrong. then?'' Its her super
stltion. She's bright and cultured, but
she's the most superstitious girl that
ever came within my experience.
wouldn't believe It. you know. Couldn't
at first. l proposed to her on Friday
A fellow in love is lucky to konw the
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DIR. Temple. the archbishop of Can
terbury. entered an east end church
one night, and standing in n back
pew Joined in the singing of a Moody
and Sankey hymn. Next to him stood
a workingman who was singing Justify
in tune. The bishop sang Justify too.
but not in tune The workingman stood
the discord as long as he could, and
then, nudging the bishop. said in a
whisper: Here. dry up mister; you're
spelling the show!"-London Figaro.
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