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The Portland daily press., 1899-05-20
LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-Between Cumberland Center and Port
IL land or in Portland pocket book contain
ing sum of money. Finder will please leave
at Dow and Pinkham's Insurance ONCE Ex-
change ST., or at Cumberland Center and be re-
wardcd. NATHANIEL PINkHAM, Cumber
land Center. May IT 1892 1871
INOUND-Sunday on the Saco road stray
Il horse. The owner please call at JOHN 4.
RILEY'S Scarborough. 1871
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r,o,r ni.tance Politeuc,,.

The Bystander-what are you taking
off your hat fort
The Man at the Phone--I'm talking to
. lady. Chicago Tribune.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-20

A California law provides that school
director must be head of a house or
man Of family.
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wANTED-AGENTs.

agents selling specisliies to
w examine our handsome aluminium card
cases embossed with secret society emblems;
they are unlike anything on the market and We
can give exclusive territory to pushing agents,
SMITH & SALE, 45 Exchange ST.. Portland.
Maine, I'LL
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Maine Medical Association.

The Forty. seventh Annual Meeting will be
held in The Common Council Chamber, Clty
Building at BANGOR, June ]. .. 1882
may 16dSw CHAS. d. SMITH, M. D., Socy.
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WANTED-Ladies'or gentlemen to work at
w home; wages from Sl2 to SIS week.
Call at the LINCOLN PARK HOUSE, 361 Con-
gress St., from II to and from to 8 p. m.
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MARRY N e, NELLIE.

And viii buy you such a pretty Ring at
Mckenney's. A thousand solid gold Rings
Diamonds, opal-Pearls, Rubies, kmeralds and
Wedding Rings specially. Largest stock in
city. MCKINNEY, The Jewsler. Monument
Square. mGx22ah
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AdHeCELLANkOUR

Forry words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents cash in nd vance-
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CLOCK REPAIRING.

WE have made specially OF clock repairing
w for years and are perfectly familiar with
1t in all OF its branches Our prices are reason
clock and return 1t when done without extra
charge. MCKINNEY, the Jsweler Monument
Square, Portland. 80 janl2dtf
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HORSE FOR SALE.
Sound and kind, can be
seen at Wilson's Stable,
Federal street.
anroedtf

ENTIRE or part interest In patent, extern
II sively introduced and giving good results;
price low. owner wants money. X, Press
Office. 16-1
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NOTICE-Ladies' Jackets and Skirts cleaned
IN and pressed In first class manner. GEO.
d. DUFFEY, ailor, $40 IL Congress street,
Opp. Congress Square Hotel. l6-1
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MONEY TO LOAN-on frat and second
1u mortgage on real estate at as low rate of
interest as can be obtained in Portland also
loans made on stocks, bonds. personal properly
or any other good security. Inquire A. c.
LIBBY, AZ 1-2 Exchange street 1874
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SUMMER BOARD.

GUNNER BOARD--A ridsSf % miles from
> Portland will take you 1pA very pleasant
restful country seat Of old fim cd hospitality
drink pure spring water. Best OF attention
guaranteed. References exchanged. Address
H., Press ONCE. 1872
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HELP WANTED.

VANTED-Male and female canvassers for
w the best seller on the market; $40 to $50
a week. Apply to or address G. EDWARDS,
Tolman House. Ill
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MURDER, WHATS THAT?

One OF Mckenney's Alarm Clocks. 95c to
$500. Warranted TO wake tho dead. Moro
clock than all the other dealers combined.
MCKINNEY. the Jeweler. Monument Square
sep28dtf
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WANTED-Situatio as first class cook; also
w good washing and ironing country or
city; 81 SPRING ST., the upper bell not before
Q O'Clock In morning. 15-i
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Neutrality-suspicious..

w at horse shoeing and
w general 1obbing by blacksmith who has
worked twenty years at the trade. Address
Lock Box IL, East Hiram, Me. I'll
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WANTED-At once chance for a good
w steady man and wife no children; to work
on farm or at summer boarding house or
hotel. Best of references. Apply at $40 CUM
BERLAND ST. Ill
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WE WILL BUY househoId goods or store
w fixtures of any description, or'wil re-
sale ON commission. G06S d WILSON,
Auctioneers. IS Free street febS-tf
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u ture in any kind of goods required at
moderate expense. Also Hair Mattresses made
over Hair thoroughly cleaned and picked
by the latest improved Hair Picker. Turkish
and fine grade Upholstering a specially, Also
a first class Uphosterer wanted Immediately.
r. j. DUFFEY. nearly opposite Eye and Ear
lnfrmary, Congress street. 1871
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nor SALE-ln the western par: of the city,
Il near West street, very desirable TWO
story brick house, with French roof containing
twslve rooms, besides bath. nicely furnished
and in good order. heated by steam. has sun all
day; lot contains about $500 square feet of land.
For particulars apply 10 JOAN f. PROCTOR,
Centennial Block 1871
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EOR SALE-On Cumberland street. between
Il Chestnut and Elm, three tenement house in
perfect repair and occupied by prompt paying
tenants at $50 per month; will pay II per cent.
interest clear from all charges. Price $4,000.
w. II. WALDRoN & CO.. 1sO Middle street.
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EOR SALE-One steam launch % feet long.
Il feet beam, 8 feet inches draught. double
engines steel boiler ppe. allo wed 145 lbs. steam
one cedar row boat, II feet long, beats are.
one year old. For fun particulars, please
write to Capt. HARRY J. ALLEN, Box "a
Round Pond, Maine, 1914
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HALF INTEREST In my long established
IL business, for sale, to man with $500 cash
and good references. Full investigation to
man who means business and want. business.
For particulars write me. s. B. SMITH, 10
Reed Ave-, Everett, Mass. 15-1
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EOR SALE-East Deering on limo of street
IL cars, 2 storied house for two families. ~
rooms. In perfect repair, Sebago water, cement
ed cellar, fine stable, 1000 feet land, must be
sold. Price S200e, w. II. WALDRON & CO.,
1870 Middle street. 1871
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EOR SALE IL story brick house centrally
l. located, No. So Brown street, one of the
contains 10 rooms. has Sebago water, etc. APP
ply to A. C. LIBBY CO., AZ IL Exchange ST..
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NOR SALE-Two desirable corner lots in
Il Illsey Park, East Deering, unobstructed
view of Portland and vicinity. Fine drainage,
sebago water, electric lights, near both cleo
trio roads. Price four cents foot If taken at
once cash or easy payments. NJ. A. MERRILL.
12l Middle street, Portland. 1871
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EOR SALE-Cottage lots finely located. near
Il Greenwood Garden on Peaks Island in full
view of the sea and harDor and within five
minutes walk of Forest CITY Landing. Inquire
of A. c. LIBBY 4 CO., AZ IL Exchange street.
lS,l
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FOR SALE-Elegant pianos. violins. mando-
II Inns. guitars. banjos music oxes, reginas,
harmonious, superior violin and banjo strings.
popular sheet music instruction books ana
store where prices are low. HALVES, Ala Con-
gress street. 1874
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ITO LET-Desk room with private office and
i use OF vault. Light. heat, water and jani-
tor service. Best location, situated on ground
floor SO Exchange street, second door below
Middle st. 16-1
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IGHT CHESTNUT HORSE, years old, has
~ been working in heavy team; weight $50
lbs. Can be seen between 1870 and 80 Call
at IS MUNJOY ST. Ill
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-20

RAYMOND SPRING HOUSE. near Poland
~ Spring, delightful locality, good fishing,
boating and cunning, prices moderate, send for
circular and booklet. Reference in Portland
Judge Symonds and F. Nj. Hooper, firm OF
Oren Hooper's Sons. Address G. E. SMALL
No. Raymond, Me. may104
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A NYONE wishing quiet and restful vacation
IA after hard years. work will find there is
no better place to obtain 1t than In ana around
the Famous Wadsworth Hall" Reasonable
terms. For further Information address the
proprietor JOHN B. PIKE. Hiram, Me. ap25-4
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ITO LET-A nine room furnished cottage. bath
L and hot water, fine view, at Great Diamond.
Call or address G. L. PHILBROOK. 213 Brac-
kett street. Portland, or II. L. MERRILL.
Great Diamond Island 1872
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NEARLY EATEN ALIVE.
A Mans Fearfnl Battle with an
Army I, ( Aats.

II Looked FOR Time as Though His
Doom Was Sealed, when Happy
Inspiration Delivered fIin From
the Horrible Fnte That Threatened.
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RY-PAP.sPOONS

are the latest baby article. II Is just what the
dear little darling wants. We have them III
sterling silver and they are very nice and pref
ty. Give one TO the baby. MCKINNEY the
Jeweler, Monument Square. apr131tf
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TO LET-FurnIshed cottage for the season.
situated on Peaks Island. 7 rooms, brick
chimney; one OF the best on the island Apply
to W. II. CHASE. at John p. Lowell Arms Co.
No. $50 Middle street. ISL
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THO LET-Nicely furnished front room large
L and airy. 10 good quiet location, near first
class boarding house. Is Gray St, between
Park and Stat. ISL
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EOR SALE-Building lots at uakdae. The
II Deering Land Co.. offers for sale on favor
able terms. desirable building los on William.
Pit and Fesseuden SITS. Oakdale. Apply TO
CHAS. G ADAMS, Treas. 81 Exchange st.
may15eow to oc23
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ITO LET-Large front chamber In Longfellow
Il Square, furnished or unfinished. A very
desirable room. Apply at No, is6 STATE ST
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EoR RENT-About May list, house No. So
Gray street. Nine rooms beside halls,
bath and store rooms: hot and cold water, set
tubs furnace heat; with good yard room. All
In irst class torder. Enquire at GA GRAY
STREET. morning, noon or night aft
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-20

wANTED-Case Of bad health that R-LP-A-NS-
will not bencft. Send cent? to Ripans Chemical
Co., New York for 10 samples and 900 testimonials.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-20
MAINsP rim cS, 76c.

The best American Mainsprings. msde by the
ElFfn and Walthain companies. Wafrantea
for enc year. MCKINNEY, the Jewsler
Monument Square marlsuti
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A THOUSAND RINGS

FOR SALE-in the very best section of Ward
8. near the head OF Pleasant styeet a
limited number of desirable house lots for
stylish AMI up TO date residences Eese lots arc
equal In every respect to the best In Portland
and at less than 1-2 the cost, will be worked up.
One hundred per cent. soon. Communicate
with MYRON L. MOORE. Deering centre.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-20

ITO LET-House T76 Congress street, 10 rooms.
Il hot water bath room, steam heat through
ont, In first class repair good place for
physician or boarding house or private family.
Location unsurpassed. Apply 10 Il. HAsTY.
~ Green street. nay9-tf
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ITO LET--Good board and pleasant rooms at a
farm on shore OF a beautiful pond. Healthy
location, piazzas. shade trees, grove: terms
reasonable. Address GEORGE N. COLBY.
Denmark, Maine. 80
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-20

nor SALE-A few house frames and boards,
Il hemlock. also some fiue pine boat boards
sawed ga. Can deliver this lumber in Port
land or Westbrook at short notice very cheap.
Apply to =. N. MANCHESTER. North Wind
ham, Maine. 1s-l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-31

In keeping with those sales WI
Tuesday, our Annual January Sale c
Judgment have been used in selecting
and give you incompatible service.
Dresden, the French, the Scotch, TIL
simple everyday little-priced necesSi
run into large sums Of money. II m
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Pajamas.

AT CENTS-Men's and Boys Dome,
Flannel Paamas, splendidly made,
Sl.oo quality.
AT e5 CENTS-Men's and Boys extra
heavy Domet Flannel Paiamas, CSC.
instead Of Si.25.
AT $l.35-Mens fine Domet and Scotch
Flannel Pajamas, usually SITS and
$500.
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Unlaundered Shirts.

AT IS CENTS-Splendidly made I'm.
Numbered Shirts for men and boys
sizes IL to l 8 inch neck. Good muslin
bodies and splendid wearing cambria
bosoms. All Improvements, and well
worth soc.
AT 80 CENTS-Mens and boys I'm
Numbered Shirts-bosoms OF fine linen
and bodies OF one OF the very best wear
ing muslins. Sizes 2 to Is inch neck.
The usual soc. shirt.
THE BEST soc. SHIRT-The best
Shirt ever sold for soc. We took the
size, style and makeup OF a 75c. shirt,
the best Shifting Muslin made, bosom
OF pure Irish linen, and put them all into
this Shirt OF ours at soc. Ii has hand
made buttonholes at front OF neck and
comes In all mems sizes, 1917 to IS
inches neck. Unmatchable under 75c.
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Table Linens.

Table Linens.
Cream damask, good value, 33c. yard.
Silver Sleached damask, 39c.yard, instead
of isc.
Silver bleached damask, Acc. ward instead
OF soc.
Bleached Table Linens.
66 inches wide, 3ec. yard.
IS 4sc.
10 :; s soc.
Extra heavy Irish Table Linen, 20 inches
wide, csc. yard, regular value, $l.25.
Table Cloths made OF pure Irish Linen.
yards long, Sl.oe each, regular value
Sl.25.
q, yards long, 81 30 each, regular value
Sl.59.
yards long, Si.65 each, regular value
$l.S9.
Fine and heavy Linen Table Cloths and
Napkins.
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MEMS Sl.Oo FANCY SHIRTS, SEC
Most OF them are colored all over. Some
OF them have white muslin bodies with
colored hosoms. The bosoms come in
two iengths-long or short. All are this
seasons styles with the exception OF
about / so shirts formerly $l.50 each.
The cuffs are attached or detached, and
sizes are 1917 to IT inch neck. Only
1000 shirts in this lot.
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? yards long, Si.7e each, regular value
S2.25.
2s yards long, 2.l9 each, regular value
$3.50.
3 yards long, safe each, regular value
1888.
Napkins TO Match,
Breakfast size, ST 80 dozen, regular value
$2.25.
Dinner size, $2.7e dozen, regular value
S3.3S.
Silver Bleached Napkins, 75c. dozen,
instead OF soc.
Silver Bleached Napkins, Csc. dozen,
instead of Sl.l9.
Bleached Linen Napkins, $l.Oo dozen.
instead Of Sl.l9.
Bleached Linen Napkins, Sl.3e dozen,
instead OF Sl.69.
Bleached Linen Napkins, Sl.5e dozen,
instead of Sl.Se.
100 dozen OF Extra Fine Double Damask
Napkins, $3.50 dozen, regular value
$3.50.
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Hair Brushes, all pure bristes, lec. in
stead of Csc.
Hair Brushes, all pure bristles, sorle *
ira stiff, assorted shapes and sizes, 39c.
and 49c. instead of soc. TO 75c.
Tooth Brushes, best quality bristles, as.
sorted handles and cuts, at lOc. instead
of Sc.
Nail Scrubs, all hristle, polished wood
backs, white and Black, at Zoe. and | Sc,
instead Of l5c. TO use.
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Still Better
Corset Offer.

white and drab; made entirely of fine
French sateen, freely boned, long waist,
trimmed with silk edging, richly Tossed,
All sizes taken from our, stock and Of
fered for Tuesday only.
AT soc. PAIR, REGULAR ST. .o0--AlSo
balance of our great Warner lot of
Corsets; special style.
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SHIRTS AT 75c. OR 3 FOR $500
Mems Unlaundered Shirts, better than
the usual dollar kind; 3 shapes; open
back only. Long or short bosoms, and
open back and front, full dress bosom,
handmade buttonholes throughout
bosoms OF 900 pure Irish linen. In
comparaoly made and the ve'y best
wearing shirt We know OF.
Mems and Boys Night Shirts.
ATT CENTS - Mems Muslin Night
Shirts, plain white or with fancy trim.
mings. Cannot be made to-day TO sell
under SO or IS cents.
AT As CENTS-Men's and Boys Domet
Flannel Night Shirts, extra heavy made,
full and long Usual soc. quality.
AT 80 CENTS - Mems Muslin Night
Shirts, the usual S5c. TO Sl.00 sorts,
in two weights-the heavy or twilled
muslin in plain white, the regular weight
plain or with fancy trimmings.
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for 00 rs Corded 1900 25 $3.50 New Fancy silks
frederick 3orser 4 Go.

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that about ed
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Our Best Annual Shirt Sale.
Lower Prices in an Era of Rising Ones.
Mems Goods in Sections D and c.

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German Huckahack Towels,
Extra Heavy Linen, 7c. each, instead
OF Csc.
Extra Large Size-Size 23x45 inches,
l2i.c. each, instead of lie.
Size lSx45 inches, lSc. each, instead
OF 22c.
Fine DamasS Linen Towels, handsome
borders, knotted fringc.
lec. each, instead of 25c.
Csc. each, instead OF ale.
Kitchen rowslng, all linen, SIC. yard.
Barpsev Toweling, pure linen, | lc. yard.
Glass Toweling, "a inches wide, lie.
yard.
Brown Huckaback Toweling, extra heavy
quality, 9iSc., instead of ~ &C.
A lot OF Towels and Fringe Doylies,
mussed and slightly soiled, having been
used for decorating, at about half regular
prices.
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Annual Sale OF Linens
Prices the Lowest Ever Known.

ch made historic merchandising
Household Linens with advantages far oudong the Taste
such artistic designs and fabrics suit best
Towels TowengS Household Linens of every description TT
Sh each with distinctive characteristics and WORTH from ii
elaborate beautiful chaSte things that ordnar
years be bought again such prices.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-09-29
POPULARITY OF CORAL.
Product of the busiest Little Creatures
That Live In the Sen.

That Live In the Sen.
The popularity OF coral Is growing,
both In Europe and In this country.
and those best qualified TO speak on
the subject express the belief that the
demand for coral jewelry this fall will
be very considerable. The beautiful
canoes and carved pieces which for
merly we're fashionable are no loI.ge
sought, the demand being confined to
simple forms. Almost all the valuabls
coral Mt the present day comes from
Italy. and most OF It Is cut there. al
though q not inconsiderable part Is cut
III Germany. 1t Is imported into this
country ready for mounting. It Is
cut either round, pear-shaped or EN-
cabochon. round or oval. Heart-shaped
pieces are also cut to some extent. The
round pieces are used chiefly In the
FORM OF necklaces, guard and lorgnette
chains, sometimes alternating either
with pearl or with turquoise: the pear
shaped pieces are used chiefly for scarf
and lace pins, and pendants, link but
tons. studs and rings mounted with
c|abochon-cut pieces. The gems which
seem to combine with the best effect
with coral are diamonds and pearls.
In rings the stones are set either slngly
or In combinations OF three or five
graduated, frequently in combination
with diamonds and pearls. The favor
lite color is a pale shade Of pink. For
mounting. Roman gold Is peculiarly ef-
fective. Coral, as il we'll known, is an
animal product. consiating of a chalk
like deposit made by a colony OF my
riads OF minute polypi. 1t is found in
n shape resembling n tree, with
branches spreading in all directions.
The present supply Is almost exclu-
sively produced In the Mediterranean.
along the coast Of Italy. France, Spain,
Algiers and Tunis. While some coral
Is found at a depth % 40 feet, most OF
the best coral Is found at a depth OF
from 100 to $50 feet below the surface
OF the water, firmly attached to some
other object near the bottom. The
depth Is too great to make 1t possible
for divers to work probably, and ac-
cordingly n special device, consisting
OF W bars or wood firmly dashed to-
gether in the shape of a cross and sup
piled with a large number OF nets. is
used by the coral fishers. This APP
p~aratus is heavily weighted and drop
ped overheard from the banks used for
the purpose. The coral becomes en-
tangled In the nets. and is then pulled
from It's anchorage by main force. The
dark-red coral. which is more plenti-
full than the pink variety, is largely
used for ank!ets and necklaces among
uncivilizcd tribes: sometimes 1t Is cut
into larger pieces. which are strung
into girdles or used as ornaments in
the Orient. White and very pale pink
coral. although very scarce, and con-
s~equently expensive. are but little used
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-09-29
Pictorial Postcs ri Craze.

Some idea OF the pictorial postcard
craze in Germany is given by the fig
ures just published by our consul at
Frankfort. says the London Globe.
About $4,000 workmen are employed
in producing these postal souvenirs.
and 1t is estimated that every day
about 100 new designs are published.
Allowing for each card an issue OF
1000 only-and this is a modest esti-
mate 1t means a total OF 100. 900 per
day. or something like 30. 900. 900 per
annum. Since the introduction Of the
souvenir card the number Of postcards
dispatched In Germany has increased
by $4,000, 900. The latest cards are a
great Improvement on the earlier ones.
and some bear etchiugs by artists of
yepute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-09-29

ceived the best training imaginable.
Hans Richter. one OF the greatest con
ductors on the globe. taught him the
worked In theory. and learned to play
many instruments himself. giving spe-
ciai attention to the plano. Then.
when all seemed ready. he appeared be-
fore the world as a conductor OF his
fathers works. That was a great event
In the German musical world. though,
to tell the truth. the people who crowd
ed TO hear him were led more J., curl
oslty than by expectation OF a real mu-
sical treat. Since then much OF his
life has been spent at B%ayreuth. where,
under his mothers direction. he be-
came almost rs familiar with the stag
ing vi the Wagner operas as she was.
and she vas certainly the greatest OF
all Wagner stage directors. Young
Wagner Is not now credited with any
poin. to the short time he has busted
himself with music and predict that
the future has much in store for him.
His manner OF conducting is nervous
rather than forceful. He knows the
scores OF the greater part Of the Wag-
ner operas. so that he can conduct al
most without following the books. Per-
sonaliy Wagner is a small man. though
larger than his father. His face Is in
telllgent. his expression Is keen and
hIs hearing self-reliant His mouth Il
sweet and sunken and his chin pro-
trudes. and he has been described as
looking like Richard Wagner. very
much feminized. He is thoroughly a
man OF the world. and loves a pretty
face almost rs much as he loves music.
lie was given In his youth n thorough
academic training. and was intended
Tor an architect. Tho List tomb al
Bayrcuth vas designed by him.