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HE'LL NEVER co
THERE AGAIN

Burt Reauneau. ~ ST. Paul. MINI.
In much wiser man today than he
was when ne entered the tendcrioin
district Of Seattle last evening.
About 7 o'clock Reauneau Etrnlied
down TO the Paris house. alleged to
he one Of the most disreputnblc rn-
sorts In the city. ~ was only a short
time until the nimble fingers ~ the
women who frequent that place had
secured fG5 from Heauneau's peck
cts.
ON discovering that he had been
robbed, ne Immediately reported TIL
matter 70 the police 4 woman by
tho name 81 Joe Comfort WIS ur-
rested on HuFpi lion. but later sac
was released. Reauueau was 20 con
fused that he could not furnish a de-
8cription Of the woman whom he
thought robbed him.
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AN ATTACK ON
WILLARD PHILP0T

LONDON. KY. oct. t0.--As NIL
lard PhiIpot. cousin 81 George Phll-
pot, was en- route 10 Island creek.
ia Clay county. he Was ambushed.
one shot passed through his sleeve
and another grazed the back Of hla
head and knocked him from his
horse. He thinks Green Griffin. the
new leader u the Grimm faction. was
his assailant.
Contrary 70 the courts decision.
Tom and Floyd Caldwell we're al
lowed bail yesterday. and moved
with their fsther. Deputy Dave \.
chndwell. To Cofbin. Knox county.
Families continue TO leave Clay.
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IN Italian N cleo.

SCRANTON. oct 10 -- During a
cafauaai In a sHeak-easy last even
Ing. nFhi started among n crowd of
nine Italians. and after a brief period
~ sNishlng raEars and darling stti-
ietaz. Anelllo ii SAINT lay on the
floor fatally wounded. while tao
others. Pazuuail and Tony Vollaii.
were badly Eashei and stabbed, the
nrst med possibly fatally. One
u the NoHaiiH wns arrested.
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WASHINGTON To Be
THE STORM CENTER
National Committees to Remove Head.
quarters From Chicago.

WASHINGTON. d {, Oct 10 Now that Chairman Jones
the national Democratic committee arrived will be
Washington. In
headquarters Chicago
ranking privilege sending documents could be better
be
watched VIII be and q
correspondents who make speciality of scneta politics
Will be available Wider publicity the Of the
mittey The location 81 the Democratic headauas here WIN
probably the Republican headquarters he located here In
headuuaf Chicago but
be
10 War il POI
her administration circles .
Rnairu Chairman Hanna
hard the Republicans
all their they viii lose Laying aside the In
tended effect Of this statement which m 20 stir the Republican
efforts,
make the that the Republicans the
q
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Arrested in Chile.

BOSTON. Mass. Oct. iO-Word
has been received here that Fred r
Moore. the defaultinR assistant teller
bf the National Bank Of Commerce
pf this city. charged with the EN-
bezzIemcnt Of 81. 600. has been ar
rested at Valparaiso. chile Tho
liable announces thearrcat came from
ne United states consul ~ Vnlpar-
also. but the police ray that az there
Il no eKtradition treaty with chile.
il may be that Moore cannot be TAX
in back 20 this country.
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Asia Minor Earthquake

CoSsTNSTtNuPLE. oct 10, Il.
now estimated that | toa persons
persisted IN the earthquakes In Asia
Minor around Adm The nrsi shock
occurred At 4 o'clock In the morning
81 September 20. and last 20 seconds
The effects were appalling, Whole
were completely destroyed.
Tho earthquake was felt ns far a.
sclo. Mityienc and Smyrna.
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WILL NOW THINK.

W v Baker the Adams Express
company embeHHier who was arrest
81 IN Seattle several months ago and
taken back TO ftastor for trial. has
been sentenced to ~ months In the
jail 81 that city
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REQ CROSS MEETS.

Th~ Seattle Red Cross society holds
a special meeting In the public hh-
rary at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing Action viii BE- taken 10 pro-
vide luncheon for the First Wash
inEton on their arrival Mrs J. G.
iIunes. the president. Is anxious fof
a full attendance.
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STAGE ROBBERS
HELD To APPEAR

PESDLEToS. oct io-Commis.
siouer HALEY. upon the evidence
presented bY the government against
Barkley and Farr~ns. held them to
the federal Erand jury a, Portland.
in the sum - 10000. for the crime
Of robblnE the Ontario Burns stage
mail. on the night Of Friday. Sep
tnrnlar y
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NARROW ESCAPE
FROM LYNCHINC

TfLLAMOoK. ore. oct. IA
young man named Miles Conman
came near bsinK lyuchnd iaht
night. owing 20 an attempted assault
on the s.ysar-old daughter 81 John
D. Emuhum lie was put IN the
county jan. and viii have a hearing
today
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Carriers ACComp|iCes Must Suffer.

WASHINGTON. G. and Attorney
those who
lice men have heen
John
o
Company. " Carter
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The following gentlemen were APP
pointed by the chamber u commerce
To investigate the Calumet mine. u
lndsR Andrew Knox. J. q. Given.
Geo. y. sackett. Gririth Davies.
Thos \. Prosch. Mai Baldwin. We
kindly refer you TO these gentlemen
concerning the mine The price 81
stock IL isc a share. nou-aEsesaable.
open evenings until . o. m. Call
and see assays and samples. once
GO First avenue Phone Main SIS.
=. 4. CORBiTT.
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calves stressed. large. &C.: small. pc /.
eait ~r, large. live. C. small. g.
Hides. Peii- and Wool. Hsavy
sound. sa'ted steers. over s0 ihs. sc.
medium sound per lib 7isc. Hight
sound. under q .hr. TiAc. COWS soulii.
eli weights. sf.c atags. bulls and oxen
sGsc. sailed kips. tic. coiveu. per 10.
SIC green hides. = less tam Falied
dr. hides. per 10. lie; dry cuils. one.
third less. summer deer. per 10. .10
ste winter deer. dry. it1isr. pHrery
deer. g8i2c. dry eiks. 21ioe. Erscn
Elk. CO. sheep pelts sta Sc: shear
'inFr. is9s5e. Eastern Washington
Wool. ste Western Washington wool
ilMc. dirty or timber burned. iohe
saIlow. aNVae.
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Meat Prices

Fresh Meat Oobblng) Cow beef.
&c per ID steer beef. 7hc per 10.
mutton. wcther. Sc per ID. pork. TIC
per 10. veal. large. SC per ID. small.
loo
Provisions Oobblng) -IIams. large.
i3Ao. hams. small. lie: breakfast Ia o.
cen. llhc. dry sailed sides. 5Ae. IIeg,
sac.
Lard Oohbiug)-IIome made. per
10. "a white Star. &c; Coin special.
ste lard compound. ticrces. g.; Rex.
sac.
Frcah Fish dobbinR) Perch. 4msc.
hnlibul iH5c. salmon. ia5c. Haun-
ders. 3aic. soles. 3a4e; rock cod. ga
&C. shrlmps. H.. smelt, 30ic. oysters.
olympia. ti0O@45o per sack. 5000
per gallon. clams. tl25 per sleS
DunEcneea crabs. live, 81 Is: cooked.
81 So ling cod. affGc; black cod. 6G7c.
salt Chinook salmon. 500 Ia tlerces.
for smoking purposes. &c, herring,
20tc.
Nu's-walnuts. per IN saciJs, I3c
black walnuts. iac; pecans. Zoe; aim
ouds. fancy. soft she'll, i51iSc; aim
ondp. 10, 2, ihc: peanuts, 7c; pine.
Zoe. cocaanuts. per dozen, $50 poe.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay dobbinEl-Puget sound. per
ton. tG00n7 90: Eastern Washington
timothy. O0a&l2.00. alfalfa $3.50
oats OobblnR) Per ton. 23a2ic
Hnrley-Stcam rolled, $40. whole
sia
Corn Whole. s22 so; cracked. t2i
feed meal, per ton. $1,000
Fecd-Wheat. 81. oil cake, meal,
$4,000 middlings. SCI 0OG23 90. bran
$1,000 shorts. $3.50; chopped feed
sl9.00Q2l 90. dairy chopped feed. SO
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Potatoes uobblnkl-Sativs pota.
toes. Ttr8tiao. Yakima POTATOES.
80 90 bssts. ti.oo Ter sack. carrots.
per sack. snueoc. string ueans. e. per
-. corn. 81 oo9is g per Nacs. peas.
ga 4. earumbers. zo47sc. tomatoes.
as8f.r: California sweet pct toes.
~ posfe,e1 per 100 lbs. bell peppers.
81 o0di s. chilli perpers 81 ooa -.
native onions ti,tsui1a. California
onions. ii.iEUi %. garlic. Sc ID Get
man rpuncs. 7sc. crab apples so
cantsiop.s bacdti.oo. cauuHowera.
7se per dor. lettuce. 81 q PER box ~
4 don
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nArr Hrtp


OSBORNE THEkfpEu 4 Co Inc. the oid
and friiHtls abHtrat company srtabiigh.
81 lhtI "" are nv making absifHets q
mihing eiAifns. ia chsffy street
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ArIOhNtrs-Ar.LAw.

4. = CARROLL isrfet bfoetos In admit.
fsliy snf soil eit0f ofpstsntt Room 73.7J
linrkteY block
tHAF y. FNpH. rooms if.ih Halter bidE
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fruits.

Butior. Cheese. GGGs ana Poultry
Butter-RAneh. I09i.c; fancy dai.
~. In squares. isgite. washinE,on
crcamcriss. pound prints. &c. East
ern Iowa and EiKin. aoG:2c.
Cheese uobbinEb-Native wash.
inEton. iiui2iac; Eastern. iidi7e.
Egg, Uobblng)--strictly fresh
ranch. &c.
Honey White comb. itgisc: uxht
amber. i1qttc: amber. i2aisc.
strained. 7isGse.
Poultry -- Chickens. live. l2ai3c
frysr-. 81 7t125o. live turkeys. Isc
ducks. tie: sssse. Ice. live weight
Poultry Chickens. live. i3niac;
turkeys. he. ducks. ise. geese. Zoe
live weight
Oats 0obbinEl-Per ton. 1.7d2s.
Barley--steam rolled. t2i 90. whole.
fts
corn-whole. ~ 50; cracked. ,23.
feed meal per ton. i23 o..
wheat. 81. oil cake. meal.
so 90. midtllngs. sci 0o92a. 90. bran.
1880. shorts. tie0oGi7 90. chopped
feed. SO oodi2ioo. dairy chopped
feed fis.00.
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standing case ~ Chronic rheumatism
ARA fe.asle Weakness. Before uSag
YEAR BiAdgaa ( was Troubles. wfth rhen-
jsEs;sC Atf8cee ia INV hands aud suaes.
especially inftEs ~et wsashtsr pain
"a tire tstk at All times irregular
rye fgstryszs5nn &ua a soreness in the
rexiau ~ 33e womb Tl4e acEtors told
Tnr 1nsSF GotAtNE eotsid 80 s3e1e for
ny raeUn1sg isEzl Esa-ag~s Is VAS chronic
an} cssase exisssa5 no re5gT fr6gn the use
or extefDst rcgEesstas I p3egss1 MANY
ssassseFs Nt&at~-tta sees~= pAtn x0aajsi
Keep use awake. jsgfs Asr3 Sessc 81
yo}lr Ng!sAn. aad shortly after corr
gfssne3Es lta Hss } gseEau t8 experience
segne relaf. Tae pains became less
frfeiy@a sgs tig. ssE@ sa~e ro< ~ stiff.
7 followed your afree saHs c}0xe3y ara
AZ ta@ present f8as an s9zprv Ia
state gNRf &a~e no syn7foCaS at uag
t0uEaeF fgassE}s Eeft- Was especially
DlaaSsFE sa tslak <n&t { Has cured ~
Fax kHEa2 issca Gse. Short tsuae
fsr fove commenced 40 asse 1,sssr yiu6-
kan = arf@aaoe ~ Hfgss had ~ opera
ttgn performed o1 bar for g9e same
tFou H3p ard %a~ aas Fsof entirely re-
c0Hsrs4 ysg. { am certain THAT I caa
in4aee heT ga }sss Eiessya an lgla hops
she ~3it -segswc as Enes1 aeaesas srJlsa
as DS1 - h&Te. Yours truly
MIS- EVA EfSs Nesis-sS
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CA1ARRH OF THE STOMACH
Rather Common Disease, Though
Not Iaually Recognized ~
Such-Often Incorrectly Term-
ed Dyspepsia or IndigestfOn.

catarrh Of the Stomach is chronic
Inflammation OF the lining mem arane
OF the stomach. caused by repeated
attacks OF Indigestion, immcderaie and
hahitual use OF alcoholic stirnuiants,
malaria. and from diseases or the
heart. lungs. liver and kidneys. Ii is
seldom met with in people under the
age Of "a.
SYMPTOMS.-LoSs of appetite. feel
Ing OF gnawing and tenderness over
the stomach. boating OF the aadornen.
nausea and vomiting. constant thirst.
craving for StifnulantS and burning at
the PHI Of the stomach. There is also
great mental depression and sleepiess-
ness and occasional attacks or YER
rigo. In cases due TO alcohol there -
often vomiting OF q thick, ropy mQ-
eous in the morning.
TREATMENT.-The SAME general
directions as those given for dyspep-
STA Mill apply. the Hujyan tablets be
ing taken in the same dose. Exercise
should be taken more frequently. and
regular hours should be kept At bed
time and on arising in the morning
drink large ,uTaoierful OF hoy water.
to which q pinch OF salt and coarse
oatmeal is added. Battle the BODY fire.
auentiy in warm salt water. after
wards rubbing the body brishly with
a coarse dry towel.
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COMPLETELY RUN DOWN
Feared That She Was Going
to Be Paralyzed---MrS. S.
BriggS0f Sn0qualmie
Speaks Freely.
SNOOIrAI4MIE WASH.

SNpt}tl AiSh II, w ASH.
Dear Doctors. ! can never thank
you enough for the great BENEFITS |
have received from your wonderful
remedy. "Hudyan." after I had tried
numerous other remedies and several
physicians without good results.
Completely run down hardly ex-
pressed the condition | was in | at
trihuted my condition 10 the fact that
my household duties were rather bur
s;ensome owing to the fact that had
a large family OF rhiiareh and ! was
kent constantly busy Intending 10
their wants. I held out as long .ss
could. bat ! was finally compelled 10
take TO my bed, for | found i, n great
exprt!on 10 even remain on my feet FOR
any length Of time. | had Il constant
severe sackache and headache. and
was extremely nervous. The chill
dren's playing used 10 disturb me. and
/ had TO keep them OFT of doors dur
ing the day. I felt my nerves giving
away gradually and was afraid |
would DC paFalyzed. Il forgot to men
ton that my mother died from a par
alytic stroke.b consulted several
doctors. and they 3lI concluded that
the weather VAS too severe Tor me
and taAt IL would Ne necessary fer me-
to have a change OF climate. Tais |
could not do and as the medicines
fh4y gave ma had no apparent effect
thought wouia Use Hudyan which
seemed ia be indicated in ms case
Was not surprised at the result be-
eauSe | feis certain that IL Was going
10 hsip me. and il did indeed. IL
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position and then went TO arise. My
appetite became poor, and in conse-
quence i lost flesh rapidly. / never
could rest well at night. but always
felt sleepy in the afternoons while at
my work also suffered great deal
from nervous headache. and. though
several doctors prescribed remedies
for il, they gave me no relief.
Upon the advice or friend. who had
been cured by it's use. l decided to
try Hudyan. though l had my doubts
as to its effect. The very first box |
used caused me TO change my opinion
of Hudyan. for it gave me some relief.
| continued its use and gradually grew
better until as | said above, | am now
perfectly cured. | know not how to
thank you. / will say. though, that l
Will do all in my power TO let people
know what a wonderful remedy Hud-
van is, AMI l can assure them that it
will cure any case of Nervous Debility.
for mine was a very severe one, and /
am cured. Respectfully yours.
j. 2. SiATTCCK.
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HUDYAN PUT NEW
BLOOD IN HIS VEINS.
A. B. Drinkwater, of Pull
man, Tells of His
Case.
PULLMAN WASH

~ i4isAAN u ASH.
pear Doctors. I cannot praise yous
wonderful remedy fiudyan. 700 high
81, Ser IL bass neen So incsfimable 1aEne
Ia tuy ra>e NJ sufTersmRs extended
Hssf teTtesl ~ son years. an4 was
9gadauNy tst steadily growing worse
Sos gnHga ss 1aa7 : fe}t il would s,a :.
matter af sHoY- s5ufe when vatlsi
hAge - Discontinue T9v profession as II
sUrsesov aaE fs5l,s ia 4ay task and
e3ag33rs So a's 1sas-. sly food aavar
st"Euttg so essr<; we'll aa8 after mn4}s
Nelsl3 MEge severe sEtk neadaeNe
IH: algAfeFi sNeFfiau tEv,-f ms a73il
waU3a .nake IRIS haarf palpfiatc ss,-
ee9H u@.& 20 &et 1uI xsxx ttg}a
sffoe af ulEhs Nau3f awake in fhe
TaCrsiNE W&th q esssss.I tongue uas4leae-
aof s&-te iH ;e, Taa@th u 'ftypi f,ti-
tsg Hua ~ fart. ! vea}3 f.a.g more,
wraF5ea thsW ~hHa 7 west to ls8 ay
s,t&at Hssaee 1hsSe SSH .eteEs5S ysaz
lFo sod wt.@ constipation. Unless I
fotA sfceH< sHg EaF auwt5a q saia
u.rec aafy osce sa tour o- ava Gags
t1e5er..sirCt s9 try vo8r remedy. Nna
VAN ~*5ea ! feaf s4s rnss5 aaoas. aai
fss- results @tre e. most na4rve f1ts+.
NJ s~psess aecasrse regsstar az . sss,-
t4Ee 3seHso}s,s aua gny Easyd .siEessaa
w8f ant.t cas@frg rss 49F Distress. Tae~e
sseee tne Grss ssgns 80 iuprus Grant
fkaf fstt1-esf Aftesw ne
sfv@TsEta returned oou.& waFk y .sh-
0s-t getting ssHt8 ara : ea5avssl ny
eEzMis a+ee In tae mornings ny
ssnEts1 u4s ao teN&er co&Esat and slv
seTe@9a hA5 co Esnpse asaat oxoe IN
sae3. f{aegAa gHG naw einoS ifiso rny
ssA1s 3 ~eaH ST. please 50 ree5wmsna
Hos3sAu waesever Save an opgaaF-
fsnity sn tte 80. ssz 3 fs-el taA. Il All
"a 80 t&At yau cs&ssN sor x
A & NRINh NATE.EE
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TIE RESULTS WERE
MORE THAN HE
HAD HOPED FOR.
Hudyan Acted Rapidly in
His Case.

Frank Earl OF Pc Ell. Wash. says:
Having just completed the last course
of your remedy, Hudyan. | wish I'd in
form you that | am perfectly cured.
Before commencing its use I had loss
of appetite. tenderness IN the stomach.
bloating of the abdomen. constant
thirst and nausea and vomiting after
eating. Add 10 the above symptoms of
severe mental depression and you will
readily see that my sufyerings were not
mild l felt that Hudyan-,he remedy
discovered by your physicians-was
Indicated i'll my case, and ! decided TO
try IL. l began to improve almost
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HE IS NOW IN
PERFECT HEALTH.
An Aggravated Case of Ner-
vOuS Debility Cured
by Hudyan.
PENNINGTON WASH


Dear Doctors: Being convinced that
| am now In perfect health concluded
to write to YOU few lines about ny
case For years l have been a suffer
er from Nervous Debility in a most
aggravated form. / say most aggra-
waited. because | had read and heard
Of Il number of eases. but in no, one
OF them were the SYMPTOMS so pro-
nounced or the sufferings so severe
as in mine. My back troubled me at
ali times. The pain was very severe,
especially so il I assumed = STOPPING
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FEMALE
WEAKNESS

Is characterized by irregularity OF the
menses Coming on usually too often,
and being very painful, bearing-down
feeling in the lower part OF the abdo-
men. pain In the back. acute pain in
the ovaries, general feeling of lasss-
tude headache and the slightest exer-
ton causes a tired feeling. This con-
dition is Ii very common one and Is too
often neglected. thereby producing
mors serious disorders.
TREATMENT.-HC should be
taken AT once: commence with one
tablet three times day before meals
ard a bed tine. and. on the three days
before and during the menstrual period
increase 10 two HuGyau tablets three
times a day before meals and one ~
night. When the nlenses have ceased
decrease the dose again to one tablet
three times Il day before meals and
one ut bed time. Plenty light exercise
should De taken. but care should be
taken that IL Is not overdone. Walk
ing in the open air is very beneficial.
The diet is OF Importance. a highly
nutritious cue being Indicated. Animal
food should be principally eaten. and
pastries dainiieS etc. should be for
hidden Tea and coffee may be taken,
but they should he made rather weak.
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DID NOT COMPLETELY RECOVER.
An Attack of La Grippe Left His Sys-
TEN in Bad COnditiOn---Hudyan
Caused All His Symptoms to
Leave, and Made Him
Strong and Healthy.

)
- tack
In ma m u
i
In of nd get
me- had faintin
and
hrstth but L to CIV
becnus i
its nd Hnal of
nay.
1 ii.
IA
, l
I was wit "
q M
hcalth
nova I I'm all IN Truly. yours
IL. JOHNSON.
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A COMPLICATED CASE.
Chronic Rheumatism and
Female Weakness Cur
ed by Hudyan.

RITZEILfE WASH.
Dear. Doctors: / am happy 20 in
form you that your Hudyan has been
very beneficial tn me in curing a long
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noE ssTs3y heipesf: Il cured for am now
enjoying sserfsgt health ARA can srssth-
s&slis say s6At 1 never felt better liz all
ENx lfsss. Agssa thanking you for tise
gSos that naS Ss1en done ne by the use
81 Hu4y&n. 1 sta eiase Sincerely
yours MRS Il nEsf1s1s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24

shop run by the government and lives
! have been wrecked hv the turn ~ tho
| wheel. But SIN Monte Carlo goes on.
year after year, entertaining Prince
and peasant alike. provided the
money D. there CD DO staked
Often has the Prince been asked 20
tear down the Casino and prohibit the
game. But he has always refused 10 do
SO. Not a great gHmb'er himself he
secs no reason why people should not
gamble Dr. they desire Co DO SD and. 20 no
turns deaf ear to an requests. II
has been said. time and again. that the
Powers were contemplating the uniting
OF forces 90 compel the Prince 90 pr0hib.
So gambling az Monaco. but nothing has
been done. ln truth many a prince plays
az Monte Carlo. This year tho place g.
enlarged and improved.
Meanwhile the place increases IN D0pu-
larlty. The rental which was previous
~ a quarter OF q million a year has risen
90 four hundred thousand and vii prob
ably rise again, for Monaco IS crowded.
The Prince receives the rental-and
spends 1t. His castle at Monaco IS =
wonderful one. So Is his Chateau
Marchais on the Seine. He entertains
lavlshly: and has even been accused q
inviting wealthy titled men OF Europe %
his castle IN Monaco that they might
play the game 40 tho Casino. But this
is denied by all who know the Prince
well.
The 1900 people who make up tho
population OF the little eight-square-
kingdom are enthusiastic over tho casi-
no. declaring that IL is their whole
source OF income. The farmers raise
vegetables FOR the hotels; tho vineyards
Weld wine for the table: the laborers are
employed In building and repairing the
town and the peasant girl can always
eet temporary positions as waiting maids
to the ladies' OF quality who arc hazard
ing their fortunes at the tables. Many
come quietly unattended, and are only
too glad 10 hire the Monaco peasants.
The Prince OF Monaco is n brainy man.
a statesman who might do greater and
better things. lie very cleverly allows
France 10 collect his customs ana attend
10 all perfunctory civS duties ~ Monaco,
thus relieving him az much detsn worI.
France is allowed q small sum for shis
the remaindsx being turned over 10 tha
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
NA-AL STORES.

CHARLESTON. S. O., Aug 23-TUR-
PENTINE-M Market firm al 45c.: sales 10
casks
ID 90 y e5c.. i. 81: G., $1.O5: III. p.i5.
Il. s1.25, IA. $40: NJ $i6o; y. 10: win
dow glass. $3.50; water white, $3.50.
SAVANNAH. GA. Aug. 23-TURPEN.
TINE-Nothlng doing; receipts, lilo
casks
ROsIN-Fyrm. receipts, 40 barrels
sales. J.afS barrels: quote-A. p. c. ID.
a5c.: +. 81: T.. si0j; g. S1t0: H. 81 20;
/. 81. 3: X. s1.35; VI. $40; n, 81 10: win.
dow glass. S2.35; water white, tg.oO.
WILMINGTON. y. g. Aug 23-SPTR-
IT'S OF TT-RPENTfNE-Quiet az 46LD
4Ca,c.: receipts, AZ casks.
ROSIN-Flrm at 9Oa9jc; receipts, 400
barrels.
CRUDE TTRPENTINE-Firm at $40:
receipts 10 barrels.
TAR-Firm at s1.cj; receipts, 373 bar
rnlg.