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on the great Yukon River, Dawson City,
Forty Mile Creek and Circle City.
Then they followed him into Glacier
Bay and looked on Mount Fairweather
and the great Muir Glacier, with the
floating ice and the great icebersa
breaking from it to float down the Arcs
tic current until warmer ATTITUDES dis
solved them. The cabin where John
Muir studied the stupendous forces of
nature; the top of the great glacier,
with it's crevices and icy peaks; the
seven streams and 200 small glaciers
that join to make tits greatest front
fifty miles in length presenting a series
of the grandest views imaginable. All
were shown before his hearers return
ed home with him, delighted with their
Journey
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Y. w. G. A. Notes.

Tomorrow evening there will he a
social gathering at the rooms of tbe
Young Women's Chris tan Association
ana cordial invitation is extended the
members and friends of the association.
AT O'Clock there will be a Thanks
giving dinner served and all young
women away from home will have an
opportunity to eat home-cooke meal
The sewing class will meet Saturday
evening as usual.
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DIED.

this city, November 2Sth,
Jatunn, father of Mrs. l.. D. Baxter, OF
Applegate, Mrs. Maggie, Thimsen, Belle,
May, jamie, Rhoda, Ethel, Gladys and
aged IA years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
ELLIOTT-On the Riverside road, No
vember 18th, Alvira s., wife of Edward
J. Elliott, mother of William A., Frank
and Luella A. Stack, a native of New
York, aged AZ years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
MORAN-In this city, November 9th,
Mrs Nellie Moran, native of Califor-
MIA, aged "a years.
Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-
day "wednesday, at 2:30 p. M, from
1877 Second street. Interment Helvetia
Cemetery,
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of the property, and that Wilson cannot
execute a deed thereto until they are
paid. The sum due on the last note
was then rendered to them. but they
declined to accept it. The Occidental
Building and Loan Association claims
to be the owner of the note by virtue
OF an assignment and delivery thereto
by Edwin K. Alsip, and demands
that the money be paid to the associa-
ton, though it cannot execute deed
to the property.
1t is for the purpose of having the
court straighten out the matter that
the action is brought.
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BEAUTIES OF ALASKA.
Lecture of Rev. H. HI. Rice on the
Subject Last NIGHT.

SuOJCCC 4saSC N1SnCs
The Westminster Presbyterian
Church was filled last night by an at
tentive and well pleased audience,
which assembled to listen to the lecture
of Rev H. H. Rice on Alaska"
The lecture was a most interesting
one, despite all that has been said and
written on the subject, the graphic
word painting and fine stereopticon
views bringing wildly before the hear
ers the beauty and picturesqueness of
the various scenes presented. The lee
turer carried his auditors with him step
by step on the journey from Victoria
up the coast, past the line of "fifty-four
forty" the disputed boundary over
which it was expected war with Eng
land might ensue, but which was set
tied without it, British diplomacy and
astuteness gaining a victory over our
negotiators. He gave them view of
the boundary line now in dispute be-
tween Alaska and the Dominion of Can
ada. and recited the language of the
treaty between Russia and England,
showing the justice of the United
States contention and the fallacy of
that of England.
The Indians. their picturesque cos
tunes, villages and totem poles, all
passed in review The approach to the
glacial region, Juneau, the great Tread
well gold mine, the Davidson and other
glaciers, Chilcat and Chilcoot inlets,
with their borders of snow-capped
peaks, Mount st. Elias, with it's hoary
head, looking like anything but a vol
cano, and the rugged cliffs of ice. Then
came Dyea Canyon, with it's hundreds
of prospectors on the trail; Sheep
Camp, where 5000 people wintered two
years ago; the chain of lakes and can
yons, and, finally, series of fine views
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THE NEW RAILROAD.
Los Angeles Company Files Articles
of INCORPORATION.

The Sacramento and San Joaquin
Valley Railroad Company has filed it's
articles of Incorporation in this county.
They state that it is the purpose of
the company to construct and operate
a railroad between Sacramento and
Stockton, touching at New Hope, and
with a branch from the town of Frank
lin to the Sacramento River.
The Directors named are John Cross,
Arthur Newton, Warren Gillelen, A. A.
Cross, j. E. LOOMS, N. P. Conrey and
John A. Payne, all of Los Angeles: J. S.
Hanford of ST. Louis, Mo-, and Arthur
Thornton of New Hope, San Joaquin
County.
The capital stock is 100000, and the
principal place of business is Los An
geleS.
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Inc new Brooklyn ball team took an
other game from the Little Gilt EDGES
yesterday by score of Is to g. 1t
was nxed SO that the two teams will
again meet on Friday and Saturday to
decide which shall have the pennant.
me battery for the winners were Fl
foiitz' P. Bowers and D. Haggerty, and
ior the losers L. Well and Rodgers
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SENTENCED FOR vAGRANCY.
William and Anita Will Spend
Their Christmas in Jail.

William Sperry. who was arrested by
Officer Bagley for shooting at Anita
Sequard on L street, was yesterday SEN
fenced by Justice Anderson to six
months in the County Jail for vagrancy,
the woman denying that he had shot
at her.
Anita was sentenced to the County
Jail for 100 days for vagrancy
Joseph Kelly was sentenced to sixty
days for the same offense and the case
of All Tom, charged with vagrancy,
was taken under adyisement
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River Ranch at Auction.

On Tuesday, December 9TH, D. J.
Simmons & Co. will sell at auction, at
IL a. M, the Grondoni ranch, one mile
south of the city and on the bank of the
river All the stock and other personal
property on the place will also be sold
in order to close the estate.
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To enjoy their Thanksgiving dinner
with high grade wines. We have reduc-
ed prices for finest Burgundy and Sau-
terne from SOC to 35c, sup. Zinfandel
and Reisling from 35c to 25c per bottle
until Thanksgiving. We sell also port
and sherry at 25c per bottle The SAM
tary Liquor Store, 81 K street Both
phones. Free delivery.
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Now displayed in our show window
an elegant variety of ladies trimmed
hats. See the cut in prices. Also a
variety of colors in children's and
misses golf felt hats at the low price of
25c Sacramento Home Supply Co., J,
18th & Sth.
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Sample Free.

Our pure Eastern cider sample free,
made from Eastern russell apples; ex-
perts wanted to test it; so cents a gal.
The Pacific, J, near Eighth.
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THE EXCITEMENT NOT OVER.

tinues, and daily scores Of people call for
a bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs for the cure of Coughs Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis and CONSUMPTION
Kemp's Balsam. the standard family rem
edy. is sold on a, guarantee and never fails
to give entire satisfaction. Price. 25c and
5Qc.
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The French Restaurant.

We keep La Primerencia cigars and all
the other popular high grade cigars. L..
Faure, Prop, 427 K street.
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For Thanksgiying Week.

For Thanksgiving Week-An extra
large assortment of bread, cake pies
and fancy pastry. Fruit cake, 20 cents
a h.; plum pudding, 20 cents each.
Crops Eagle Bakery, 724 K street '
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Notaries Public.

Governor Gage has appointed the fol-
lowing Notaries Public: John ]. Knox
OF Visalia, James Clarity of Pinole.
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Wholesale and Retail,

The very best brands of wines and
liquors for your Thanksgiving dinner.
The Pacific, J, near Eighth.
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Thanksgiving.

| See the display of turkeys and poul-
try at Hebron & Co., successors to
Christensen & Co.
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The finest corn-fed California turkeys.
We have the best turkeys that the
country produces; also, tame geese,
tame ducks, chickens, sucking pigs.
The Pacific, J, near Eighth.
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All druggists sell the famous old
Jesse Moore IA Whisky-the pure and
best
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All meat markets will close all day
Thanksgiving Day.
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If you are puzzled in making up your
Thanksgiving dinner we can give you
hundred suggestions. Ring up 129
or call in. The Pacific, ], near Eighth. =
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See the display of turkeys and poul-
try at Hebron & Co., successors to
Christensen & Co.
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Silver Sheaf Whisky is old, pure and
soft; it is nourishing and makes you
fat. Fred Raschen, 514 ], successor
to H Weinrich & Co.
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AMATEUR BALL.
High School and Western Teams to
PLAY Tomorrow

The weather permitting there will be
a good game of baseball between the
High School team and the Westerns at
Fourteenth and r streets tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock Following is the
lineup of both teams:
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Governor Gage has appointed Thomas
D. Hunt as Commissioner of Deeds for
California, to reside at Philadelphia.
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December Ladies Home Journal
and Strand" now in. Star News Co.
6O0 K, opposite Breuner's.
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Haze a gallon of Glenbrook whisky,
So, sent home. Blauth, 4O7 K st.
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Individual plum buildings with name
on, ten cents each, at Fishers, 800 K
street.
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All kinds of natural gas heating
stoves. Tom Scott. 1903 ] street.
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DR.. Weldon. SO61a J street. Careful,
painstaking. skillful dental work.
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Transfer Co., 906 K, either 'phon,
See Capital Sac. Van & Storage Co. =
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Coal is scarce, but I have plenty. F.
Cady, 215 L. Both phones.
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Solid gold children's rings, 81 each
H. c. Hotfilter, jeweler, S24 K.
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fine COSMETICS!

INCLUDING THE GENUINE FRENCH
face powder, facial cremes and hair tonic
for sale at Philadelphia Dermatological
Parlors, 1. o. o. F. Temple. Ninth and
K streets, rooms and 4.
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a-For morning. p-For afternoon.
Sunday excepted. Monday excepted.
T. H. GOODMAN, Gen. Pas. Agent.
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THANKSGIVING IS COMING,

That means mince and pumpkin pies and
fruit cakes. We will have them made
extra fire; special delivery so you will get
them on time. Pacific Grove Bakery, 1923
] street. RICE BROS. Both phones.
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PHILADELPHIA HOUSE.
1o15 EIGHTH STREET. NEWLY FUR
nished rooms. with modern improvements,
nv the dav week or month"; Is per nighs
up. MARION J. ARNOLD
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the thin lawn shirt on the upper half
OF his body hiH brown hide shining
through and giving To- the tout rusom-
BILE that tint OF different color cnnsld-
cred 80 artistic IN Worth and Hcdfern
creations. ON Good Friday the Tagulo
steps forth In his now holy week shirt
II he has any money lot over after
paying for IL. then the females ana
children OF hts household appear In now
garments too The women shine IN
bright new red skirts. the children,
with their heavy heads aud plpcstcm
legs and arms are carried IN arms or
follow the family procession 10 church,
wearing crlsp little pink and green
shirts and slips.
N tho Tagalo race outside Manila ~
not superior 10 the specimens here. then
N must be- ON tho road TO extinction.
The children are the sCrawnlcst. for
lornest samples OF Infancy one can pie
mre 10 himself. A native child a year
and half old NJ our house ia no taller
than tho healthy well grown American
baby ~ months that ltH mother has
lust brought from san Francisco. Tho
American child r. much heavier than
The native one which cannot walk yct
In spite OF lts rs months soujurn In this
n however. the little Tagnlo girl
snnnot walk, II viii not be long an shc
san smoke tlhhtNlltHs ono VIII NhlA'
possible be able 10 smoke nH soon uH Hho
IAN walk. The first ana finest accom-
,llshment Of the infant native ~ cigar
,tte smoking Everybody woman
ana chid-is addicted 10 H. l have
Ieen skinny little girl looking no more
.hnn years old pulling at q cigarette
that was longer thnn her own mana,
1rouder OF It than q white boy Is when
hc nrst has his long ourls cut on.
Undoubtedly the Roman church has
ttrlven faithfully for 800 years 10 on
Frnft monogamy on the Philippine IL.
nnders: but. speaking In the terms Of
vaccination II has not taken" In
lpite OF an the tcfrorr aud thunder8 OF
,oth law and theology your Tagalp can
moi understand why he should not run
lis domestic relations 10 suit himself
rhe romance Of Agapito and Fellpa,
hat came under my own observation,
nhiatrhtes the point Hoar the romance
n Agapito and Fclipa:
Feilpa was engaged NJ nurse OF the
handsome San Francisco baby that was
brought out from America In our ship
She was belle among the Tugalos,
with the temper ~ a vixen ana an eye
bnt dashed like a red Indians. Agaplto
Ans doorkceper nt the Army and Navy
Ann. lie fell IN love with Folipn ana
tpent whole months wugos-$ lbo-
~ her. He bought her Bingham SKIRTS,
red aud yellow. and with long tnlh 70
mem that trallcd behind on the ground
ik6wlse pineapple cloth waists or del,
cate texture. fNothlnB WIS We kI1u
nr her Fpilpa took the grenteft pride,
however. In two plated rings when
IEapito's infatuation had led him on To
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DIET ALONE MAY CHANGE OUR
CONSTITUTIONS.

Tho ordinary person eats a fow moro
than thousand meals during n year,
ana II living to the ngo OF forty years
consumes not less than forty tons OF
solid and llquid allment. This great
amount OF nourlshment serves the two
fold purpose Of maintaining the warmth
OF the body and Of repairing the waste
OF tissue caused by exercise.
Many Of the lower forms Of living
beings absorb their food directly from
tho surrounding world without first
subjoctlng 1t to any particular changes.
Plants absorb gases from the ntmos.
phcrc. and thus build up their parts.
These gases, previous 10 absorption.
UNDERGO no treatment by digestive
fuids secroted by the plant Man re-
semhles the plant, inasmuch ne I'M
portant articles OF nutrition arc re-
oolvcd directly from the Inorganic
world, but certain physical ana chem
lcnl changes AFFECT the food before - Il
ftted FOR absorption.
There Is no doubt that tho whole
constitution OF the body may DO
changed by the diet alone. by II the
fluids may he thinned or condensed,
rendered mild or acrld, congulutcd or
diluted 10 almost any degree. Even
brief attention to these things shows
how directly health depends upon a
proper regimen, IL ~ not an easy
matter 90 ascertain the exact amount
OF food proper for every nge and con-
sutution for Il was mover Intended that
mankind should measure ana weigh
their food, We are taught by nature
when we have enough, but the quality
Of the food we use merits especial
consideration,
no wander through a great city's
market place In company with n man
skilled In tho chemistry OF foods Is a
moan8 Of acquiring much interesting
and valuable Information concerning
what We cnt
Few IN an that crowd Of eager buyers
who thruug every nook and ullcy-Wnv
atop 10 think that steak OF % light red
color and having white Fat u the ten
dcrost and iulclsat The flesh OF "a
bullock about the age Of four years
furnishes the best and strongest nour-
ishmout. and 20 peculiarly well adapted
Tor the use OF those persons who labor
or tnlIc much exercise, 10 VIII often
lie easy on tho stomach that can digest
no other kind Of food, Veal not
younger than four months IL considered
proper food Tor persona recovering
from AN mdlspositlon, o-d may ovon
De given 90 fever patients In very
weak state. but IL Affords less n0urlHh-
ment than the nesh M the older
animal: II o. pyHy NJ digestion, yet of
all meats IS least suitable for removing
acidity Of tho stomach. ALBERT O.,
Evans, IN June Llppineotts'
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Manila, April 2i-Thc people who
have made the trouble In Luzon Tor
both the spanlardH and the Americans
belong 10 the Philippine tribe known
ne the Tagalos-ncccnt on the "rnI. %
The Jesuit Father iinrnoro. speaking uf
the natives IN general, Informs us In
hts history that the fuauiBrda have
brought them 20 state of civilization
and converted them 10 Christianity m
20, like some white people. they have
queer way N showing ~.
The Tugnlu " degenerate and scrub
Malay n there n any other kind "
Malay which ! incline TO doubt. From
his tribe come the house servants and
lnhurcrs. likewise the rebels On and
about Manila and tho nelEhborIng
towns OF Luzon.
IN Manila nrc two worlds-onc In
the basement. the other up one nlrht OF
dirty though decorated, stairs. The
two worlds are nH distinct mo- the Hpir.
itunllstH different spheres IN the SUM
mcrlund. Thny touch at no point.
The TaEllo'H HtrongCHt point ~ HE
ability 20 observe holidays. That la I'M
limited. iic would faiu knock on worl,
relIgiously Tor every hoiy day and feast
day IN the Roman catholic church. and
the number seems unlimited. When
those fan. hr generally hnH r. funeral or
two OF some relative or friend 10 at
tend. Holy week preceding Easter
Sunday. ia the great time of tho year
for the Tngnln. Unless his living liter
ally depends on n. Do viii not work on
Good Friday or the saturday following.
This present year marked tho first time
In the history OF Manila that tho street
cars were run on Good Friday. The
strong arm of American military au.
thority forced the puny little native
drivers and conductors 20 attend 10
their business
Permit me 10 qualify tho statement
that the Tagnlo has no ambition. lie
has one that nbTorhs his llttlc mind
during the nnst two months ~ each
year II iH 10 got r. new shirt Tor holy
week 10 o. uH much 10 him ns 20 the
fashionable American lady lH her now
Easter bonnet. Ills shirt DE- his most
gorgeous article of attire. on q no
spends the anxious thought M days ana
nights and perhaps 20 months Wugr4,
About tho lot or March your cook ur
conChmnn VIII ask YOU Tor re- month,
wages in advance Co buy him "a now
shirt FOR holy week Ills shirt ~ hlg
outer upper garment. IN every case
worn outside OF hiH trousers. For Ia.
Ealo 10 wear his shirt aside of his
Trousers would b. o. breach nj etiquette
objectionable IN the eyes of his race.
The Tlgulo'H everyday apparel con.
Flsta " an undcrshirt and truuscra,wlth
pair m wooden solod toe slippers
handy and comfortable Tor % hot cll-
mnte. n tho weather iH very warm or
~ he has only one uuderahirt he omitl
that garment and walks forth with only
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buy Tor her. She exhibited tho rings 90
~ oXultnntly and told us that ON tho
Sabbath uf Glory Hho was To- be- married
by the holy father 10 Arnpitu They
had been already welded ruguio f1fh.
ION Tor three muuths-ihnt o.. thDs had
simply been living together. They de-
cldcd Co marry white folk fashion. hove
over ana the knot was Co boz tied on
tho sabbath of Glory. which was the
day before Easter
Hut what can one count ON in this
Wufldt Two weeks before the sabbath
NJ Glory FOllpl met % haudaumrr man.
lio was an oily t1nguvi and no less oily
headed young Jap. he also was ofn.
ployed nc tho Army ana Navy club and
DO had the additional advantage NJ
speaking English very wen. on the
mn American, and she believed him.
Men wore gay dooplvrrH ever.
pnzglod hy The glamour Of an alliance
with the nll Cauuuurluu American race,
fellpa turned ioy cold 90 hcr faithful
AEuplto. She jeerrd at him. told him
che hated him and would never marry
him-ro, noyer'
give me back. thcn. my jowels'''
cried Arnulto. "gi,e me back my
$50. or. n not that. ne least mo raI
and yellow bingham skirts ana tho
finrH washed with gold with them
oven n cannot bring thee back. I can
yet another girl Just us good" liui
Follpo would not
Thon the desperate Agaplto appealed
10 tho sonora, fiuuHH employer. ITO
Informed her that the rlrl was no ni
nurse FOR the baby seeing that Hhn had
run away from him and gouo with nm.
other She wnH a bad character ho do.
rlurod. which was rlthor curious
argument considering that ho was do.
inr his utmost 90 mako her como back
and be his wife again.
The nruora appealed 20 Felina. who
refused other 10 Wp back 20 Arupltp OF
restoN the gowns nnd 40. rings. They
were hers. she declared. because rho
had been tho wife of Agnpito three
months and she had earned them. Sec,
lnr what an ll favored. uuTnllunt
creature he WIS. Fclipn had reason ON
her side. Agnplto went away heart.
broken without either riu or property
iiut outraged Justice dld not FIumhor
IN that crushed breast. In due time the
sonora. Fgllpa'H mistress, received n
letter In choicest Tarul pigeon Span.
l1h informing her that unless ho got
those brass rings and those rcd and ycl-
low dresses back Agapltu would iWmD.
dlntoly lay the whole matter before tho
United States government uH represent
cd by General otis.
This threat Of national compiled
tion ON account OF her love Affairs
brought Fcllpn 20 terms. Rather than
BE- court martlnlod she surrendered
the yaluhblca. ana now Agapito. hold
iug them once more lu his hands us n
bait, o. looking Tor another wife. But,
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hrusaglH. with Muximulana portrait
before her Hhc was iusouhluE long
rows ~ nEurDl on stacks uf faOlHCnp
paper which nor attendants had 10 re-
uvlyc, place into bis oiuclhl-luUklug en-
NrluptH and address Go statesmen. Co
parliament tu the pope and numerous
HuvcrriFus. That wua what Cnr.Utn
used Co. call attending 10 the duties uf
ruling Mexico.
when ! saw her Eve years ago. she
Imagined her husband 90 boz atll alive.
ana constantly uplHtrUphizel him BOO
THIS way 'bur crown Isn't enough
win murv-tru, twenty nay ul the
crowns in tho world I am working
out the scheme that viii insure your
and her lean hand flow over tho
paper inttlug down regiments aud arr
mites uf hgufoa after tho draft
OF "a cipher upon which the
Imperial governments uf Austria.
France, ana Mexico had agreed
some thirty years ago ItH
scheme was explained Go me-. For every
letter NJ Che alphabet one oven and ono
uneven number o. chosen. while 100 the
written both numbers arc used. their
respective Identity being disclosed by
u third yet NJ figures known only tu
tho correspondents by "a certain system
uf subtraction and multiplication
10 lH said that the true purport OF the
cOrrrH pnulouUo carried on between the
queen regent of Spain ana her various
royal relatives during tho late war with
America was disguised boy an agree
mput between nll concerned Go mako
certain commonplace phrases repro Hrni
complete llDuH hy signs strokes ar ink
spots, looking like clips NJ tho non.
Thus sovereign might have shown
christmas letters ovon On his minister
without giving away the regents sr-
prot intentions