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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forucani for Seattle snd vicinity
Tonight ard = adurs3ay. fair. warm.
er. uuEthrriy winds
Their has bseu M rainfall on fhe
Pacific slope within the past =
hnnrs
Moderate temperature nau Pre-
vail. generally h5rher than e fee
days nGt
AisnE the eaast SIR winds are
nuftheriY The hnrnmrlrfs pressure
la hikh over Northwest Washington
ard iaa over ttah. This Indicates
a continuation = nre weather in this
vicinity for = huura ar mere.
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Diamond Ring Free.

We give away free ~ our 2.7o p m.
auction sale every day yahiahre
Diamond Ring aud 10 other elegant
presents. In order To- secure large
attendance at the sale Of The New
York jewellery Co.'S stock or pin-
mauBa. watches. Jcwylry and Silver
ware. Special sale Of Rogers silver
ware NJ p. m. each day. The fol
lowing persons received Diamond
rings free last week. Mrs Martin
7I4 Maynard avenue. Mrs. Yaunr
Hotel York Mes Jacobs. Mcdonald
block. J r. Wilson, Ballard: Mrs.
Juckliu. 11l3 Flfih avenue. Auction
saIes A. 2.3o aud 80 daily seats
reserved for ladies' at the Emporium.
sl7 Second avenue.
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CROPS ARE
NOT DAMAGED

cHEHAtIs. AUG % -The weather
has cleared up and looks very pfom-
ianr FER df1 Hrefi. which ramra
sith several farmers and others we'll
posted convince your correspondents
that The heavy damages reported in
This section are mistake and that
the samagel wheat VIII not amount
t. over ~ per cent
Thsre sin D. No loss In oats oEa
rept that they viii be diseoiuf.d
spues hat
NJ grain has been thr.ahei In this
county until this morning. when aii
" fhs threahluF machines sefc put
a. work
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INITIATION MAY
CAUSE DEATH

CINCINNATI -. Aug - John
Hart. saioouist. was probably fatal
~ injured IuginE thc Initiation errc-
monies - thr Sehultt.aueh club az
COLLEGE hill last ulshi GearFe II
Strelgman. president - Tire STREET
man Cracker COMPANY. Vas master
OF ceremonies. Hart was struck hy
one 20 the paddles used during ihe
Initiation ceremonies The padalaa
are - arranged that blank cart-
ridge Of heavy cauoe5 t. Discharged
wren the side uf ,hH paddle 3
brought down hard "a the subject e
back The wrung sile = the paddle
Nrts used on Hart. and the cartridge
discharged is wnd thrive inches into
the fezhy part - his thigh Hart
Was taken home IN a carriage. To-
day he was rvportssf va a critical con-
ditiou. and there Vas evidences that
the pawae AMI cartridge bad a.
ready started hlosd poisoning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
TWO PLATS
WERE FILED

TACOMA. Aug - An important
discovery was made ~ County Audi
tur spikr yesterday ln esuae. tIan
with che nHng - the ilats ~ = Hrd I.
addition ia the city ~ Tacoma which
may fusr mueh weight In The 1e-
feuHr 90 - T. Mckay and y q che
fuiu. Indicted Tor forgery - the
county reesrl Il appears mat tuH
pats - the addition wrrs a'ei. fhr
nHst one being effpueauaiY desert l.si
as IN seetian n AMI she sesuHl our
hsinE niesi o. e1rrusf thr error
TER discovery afforded much iufrf-
esf. ae Il was punet airi IL raised "a
theory tbas the changes Ca enc drvb
On snirh tho alleged faraur, ts based
must hatr bsrn uadr proc - tho re-
rer,ilHE ~ The first plat and vas
therefore uBi recently done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
FINANCES OF
THE STATE

OLYMPIA. Aug - sat Aul.t't
cuartham has .arurt financial and
tebi statement t1sefiug 81 ported uf
elsHt months. which rHuus thr total
rsesIHta ~ lHa afgt- revenue iaruH
tFai period ~ hate been fsl est
which, With g1ah an bend Ira stn.lAI
interest and military rnudH. uaHa q
grand total af fsrfli
fHsHufssiue fHT fhs q wr D. 81
amount o. sEE5 .eif The dHht rshlh.
1t shows ne state 1eht ta AaNr hHHu
reduced sIst5l. a|Hh SO ea0 NarsH "f
state nsula redeemed During The
ahatr prr.u1 msts thlu tinaHt has
esrn paII g. meet legislative sRtHass
- anI deHeIensy claims running
back several tofra Also fi-HH'1 or
dIuarf revenue gaIrsfsd H1 She
counties Iurrs thir rsfi9i amt taH
thg state. but nor pad ever has
sIuat ben received aud auiy credited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
THE COAST LINE
OF PORTO RICO

WAsTuNGToN. p g. Aug. "a.
Omcai surveys ~ thu southern cnaHt
Of Porto Rico show that the coast
line e. very much iu error The ac-
fua area NJ the whole island may he
very much eireumacrIbad.
The steamer Blake ls mailing sur
vaya off Nantucket Hha1iH with d
view to rebu9ylue one ~ the chan
urta Distractions reported In Hos-
ton harb9r VIII be examined into.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
ROBBED BY
HIS PARTNER
r. Grimme Makes Charges
Again 81 n. Bennett.

FREDERICK Grmmo, who rooms At
the Famous house on FIHft avenue
south. reported e. polio. headuHlr-
ters early this morning that Dr. had
been robbed IT $40 by he partner.
Harry Bennett lie stated TINT they
sent 70 % room together l1Hf night
Bennett advised him 90 leave his
money in the room white they were
uut a.aiuE tho aightF. which he did.
They both vent out AMI. according
10 Grimm.54 story. Bennett said he
would meet him on second avenue in
q short dime. He failed to- keep his
appointment and when Grimm got
burk To- fh. room hia money WIS
missing Ne Immediately reported his
loss O. headquarters and detectives
are tryiHg 10 ASCERTAIN the where
sbnu's ~ Bennett. who they think
has the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
RETURNED WIN MEDALS

Frank \ rsuaeher ur chehalia.
p,Hsrd through Seattle THIS morning
an his return fmm fNe meet "a Vic.
turiH given ny the Canadian itlry,lu
Association The races were run on
tho Quven's Park track before a biv
crowd 90 people Mr TauNgh"r has
With him the gold medal for the
quarter mile. hale mIle and one milo
h.cNcle rares liz MAS also entered
Tor IA, two mile amateur bat did not
faHHHt
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the iDAHo SOLO.

The old steamer Idaho. formerly
the mail beat an the Port Townsend
route. but which has beau lying IN
the hnneyari a. tho mouth 81 the
puwamish river f"r 20 long time. has
been pufahHaed hy Calm q Colin shr
viii b. brought 20 this CITY aud oyer
hauled The owuoHa have not set
decided whnt they Will us" tn vessel
fur. but 81 VIII De- pat in some rrrrt-
bar run To- be- hereafter decided upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
THE POPULISTS
IN KENTUCKY

FRANKFORT. ny. Aug -
strut" Chairman Hftdref5r n the
r"pulist party al1 today that thr
FuruiiHt state campaign will br
opened ON tho feet Monday boa Sop.
TENDER With so1 rnru#irt Speakers.
who vii D" heard iu every county
Among outside speakers Rho ara 10
be here during October are Mayor
Jones ~ Toledo. iEnntius prnuailY.
NJ Minnesota. 60! jesse Harper. N
Illinois. and cyclone DAVIS Of
I'm
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nuy 3 acre tract Moore Inv CO
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting

Notice Is hereby Fivan that the
regular annual meeting ~ thu stock
holders ~ the seattle aud North
western Mining and Stock Exchange
will be held a. ihr remp1py.s office.
10 4. M Thursday September H.
next. for the election af trustees,
join USHER. IT,. Sec.
Dated Seattle. wash,
Aug. -, 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tuesday morning Markets opened
fstsF $50 Mondays quotations. ulth
she exception n pulHaa. which have
advanced e. flgs Other prices ars
without change 4 car - peaches
arrived thle morning and a decline is
Htris g. follow
TIE following prizes are being ~
ftfe1 e. the producer by tho ia-at
dealers far delivery tn round lots on
ths dock ar In the car AZ Seattle
Grsin auafa a. o barley 1900.
wheat chic krn feed. si2 =. bran. tits
sharta tIs.eo
Hay=rasrt sound. pr ton. if0s 2
Eastern Washington timothy. 81 9
Btg. alfalfa. tpafa
ErNn strictly fresh ranch. 90
nufirr Frash ranch. 500 heaf
creamery. a1H4s-
Poultry Chickens. 1--we. i1afzs
iuH Ks i-H turkeys. i5e. xrsBe LOO
Live stock arh1sHa beef cattle
aosu. au1sc ateFrs. 3Auf.r. god
hogs live. sus4r. hogs. dressed. &C.
calves. drearfi. large. g.. small. -
calves. large live. e.. small c.
Hides. Pets and Wool Heavy
nound aalttd steers. over - lha. st4r
medium Sound. pr De. e., nFht
-nuud. un.icr Is lbs. ltse. cows sound.
al weights. 5'sr HtaFs bulls aud oxsn
tuses naiioI kIrs 5'ac. eplvea. per 10.
sise. green hides. g. less chan safte1
dry hidrs. FER 10. H.. Dry cults one
thir1 ieaas summer iser per 10, yzu
70. winter deer. dry tulse. parery
deer. 98iar. dry elks. gulnc. green
Ok. 81 g. sheep peiia, sauese. shear
iinrs $50 7se. Eastern Washing on
wnai stlc Western Washington wool
icisr dirty or timber burned i0t4c.
tnlInN. aiaIlr.
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Potatoes UobbInFl Native pota
toes. l4iac per ~. California pota-
taes. 1tsniAc prr H. beeta. 81 On
per rast carrots. per sack 55cmSac
1isatc per Ia, string bsstna. 81 per 10.
81 s0ii g. per zach peas, cote green
corn. $50 eoc per dox. eueumbers. gOd
1lr. tomatoes. fnc California sweet
ratata-a. $50 per Too H.. b.i pop
pera &tala iao. native onions. tl55.
california onions 81 .nu 90. elrilr.
-s 10. German rruusa paratl 0a. srah
appna zoe. California nafuet pears.
81 UufrI.FH
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D asst uruE 60 Htfth snh ltka
4Hsatf Htlet4 f4stsa-Hsts aens $50 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
RATS MADE THE
CLOCK STRIKE

Nfw YuHk. Aus - 20 more
thsn t.ar us f1nsHn- taan sI.ek
tas stasi mute rbe aHv - Gre15ef
Nass Yafk frfusi go Hss fHr -lI.
Hr1 af che .It village uuHar au1 b.
rtee 500 h#t SIS affrr H gaaftaf ~ a
e#ufuI3 &c f#Ifhtal srf, #Hr THO ress.
r5~ 1T FlH-HIHa atHs HuHxrt see.
t#rsiay H#rHiuf 81 ben che old ri.zt
bseaH aiahIHs q HfMef iH Hh.H
started araln ANA struck g. sHd son
unu.1 Striking hrur lfes huu- Al
nfst etne - fhe residents thausht
ihsi the rIty bad decided 60 kasr Ga.
eiaak ran- Then fheF Ha the uI4
s51sk wIn1er aaHteHiHs daau thr
aIreet iis hurried uHa tHs faa 81.
Climbed ataft HHi tHrar discovered
thtf The striking m-ehauiem - fHs
clock haI been 80 in motion hy fats
Whfrh tHI hutt n nsat iu thr l.as
tha t.ldH fHr suti.s ~ abe rfa,
rHe uii siuIer aurerefed in atappiHr
the affihHE aud iab precautions 60
pfs-ssut e recurrence ~ tHe Trouble
Kat,t tires 60 atfth seh ttka
4fs4tt rtieA f4stsa-ssts tasas $50 =
as-sl4aaaa
Rpveiai sale Fin. note paper. 10
ba1fa Denny Corysll Co. Tis lat ave
voii the Aazayer. "a 1s Ii81wsil bib
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rIE PACIFIC Tailoring Cn.-Hpst SO. SIS
and $50 suits made iu the city. nycinE,
cleaning. rauairiug. 40 Third avenue.
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" Yet a5sh r0afu 81 anfieI pate a change
sd iuH isHah hester hntsf. Pike ans Second
HlHa fueEH 81 ffF areks Nicely furn shed
euttae faafas L. o. s. tranrients = and
tss ffre tathH eiestflc fights
HOTEL. YoWE Ftrat avenue snt PIKE. nrst
a.Hss fuafns AMI beard Ht - gzr week
HOTEL COLBY Cor ThiFf ana cherry.
iat siaaa faHm sna board - week aad Vi.
GIl.s WnaH Hufs4faiiu saath FIfth sln1
Eir faains 81 81 30 ara s. ser week. !
alta VICTORIA f21u Ftrsf avenue. esexanr
furniHhrd ruafna. - AM 81 Neeh suites
With hafh. efe5 q q STARK proprietor
HgTEL SAVOY rlcasaHt rsarna. 80 Flrst.
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ATLAS lBs Wmla. - gnIaa stleet Tsi.-
fass h4H iuai he oaIy Ffrneh DE
ilzaha lH fHe city
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St NUE a EItINNb. Neslrr wharf. salt
makrrs. fiEEefs and ship chambers. man
uIHlturera &c tents tYtpaulIns, mininE
HH4e. canvas uf all widths
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NV HOME sowing machine, Hest ana
turHtHHft machine made, Sold un cay pay
UsufH. once neat door ta rastnthces
WHITE rs KlNg IF all sowing maehine.-
F#lI 30 it D.. NurIa. ZOOS Second aV. ple-
uner dvRlrr lu sewing machines aud sew
tuE machine supplies TEL. luu tli.
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TfE sTNTrtE Junk Ca# pays lowest price.
taf square ttsfuesa. ta- Hairead avenue.
Tel BLACK iiIa
ALASKA trnk cQ- pays highest priees:
prompt reiarGs. NJ. AN Western Ave.
TEL t4kf lia
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iitrf anH aliy % rough dsHcins school IN
sftf Sag ana evening Tn a Columbia 81.
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lnMLNn BOW DEs. rsai estate. Iaans anI
tnsH aueH gflFain funds. ioa rates: no
re- iAft mooney furnished without delay.
kuafus 5. iauHtrE Horton Bank
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Rot Sfs- ffs riaas 20 buy stoves surn.-
comforts. tarfar tAnIrs- rslrrfrs planos'
tgatnH HhfHlnss, everything ana any
tttnr p fhaptn Heclud hand Htare, Gsi
aHd eal Isiha street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29

Mrs HANskN eaF. sth and Pine Special
saiu eft al fan ami wintfrraots.
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o. u pIsPEw. isasls spssisii-. IA eroun
ana bra9s a. "a huf.a huiIdlar
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n afs afeaI. f4sss and
Hf t.. HH tfaa lHrs ave-
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Green Fruit gabb'nE1-Califarnia
late valencia. 500 e1ses lemons
g. .nFft 0u. arplsa f1o10l55 per box
bananas. g. a1H5 on psr bunch. Cali
faruIa black nvu 20 10 boxes. St 30
cartoons. &ie5, sweet apple cider 7or
ger salt. peaches. c5Hser box
hlaukbsfriez. s. 90. rrspherries. s. e.
Per aaaa. aurrauta. 81 ooat2a. water
melons. ~ gaHa Ga. musk melons
81 lG. cherries so4Tacs California
grapes. fi9pa4tta. pears. $3.50 0n.
California plumH. 65Uaor. untive
pIumq. Coo. California nutmeg
melons. 81 so
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uuFuUuE eurei without krIfe. pain Or loss
az time figaw Al HHIfake block
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MNa uR <WAN-IarkIsh and n5sI4eatea
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siuS, N>n itotsE SUMMERS.
iJIHHEN typ,. aIum.num ana eaamoI ct
Hs fur sHEuH ara hHuse numbers Ghas.
htsfHn. Htu NgHltr way Eel Black iSt2.
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J. O. 'sr ROLL. !aAy g.. Htuat9f in aIur
fatI HHI apl8r.aYt ~ FHtrutt. 81 8is
teHtiie eatiuH hauk y ding
= ~. i. L... -...u. q |. I.L-.r M
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JAMES HarIfwlIIs-NartgaE loans. are
lns. suretY hauts - Boston block
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METROPOLITAN Printing a binding Co :.
il2 Ns Der way Phone Nlue Col
q. 4 BRADLEY t-tok job ami comm ercial
rrinuuE "a Ihlri ~ ihoue Main so,
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corn Whole So 60. cracked. t2s
feed meal per ton. t2aa.
Feed wheat. 81. al cake. meal.
sls 90. middliuRa. tsin00zI08. Iran.
tiboo. shorts SO t0UlT01. chopped
feed. 10 oou - 90 dairy chopped feed.
IL 90
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Butter ranch. lustl2c. fancy dat
~. In squares. i2uite. Washington
creameriss. pound prints. lgu2oc.
Eastern Iowa and ElEin. 21ug2c.
Cheese dobhlnEl Native wash
iugten. iifsl2e, Eastern. tiHl2c. cal
lfarniu fuu cream. Uhc.
Eggs 9obbIngj Strictly fresh
ranch gee.
Honey White comb. tl0t5c. itght
amber. laUlie. amber, l2nt3c.
strained 5isHSe.
Poultry spring chickens. g. 25n5.
frvcrs. ST 1lu2 50, live turkeys. loo,
ducks 12f. geese Zoe, live weight.
poultry sprlnE chickens. lie; live
Turkeys l5e ducks. re, geese. Zoe;
live weight.
Hay. Grain and Feed
Hay 0obbugl--Puret sound. per
ton. S7ng. Eastern Washington tim
othy. fl3uomltu0, alfalfa, $40 00ul1 .O0
Out Goodnight ton. S2,fr2s
BARLEY steam rolled, $50. whole
$40.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30

With. also. such incidental expenses as
fuel ard food FOR teachers ana for the
extremely poo; and sick Indians. the
Lace - now selling for just about
enough 10 pay for materials and to pay
TIC lace wages: hut as :his is an age
&C cheap things it will not for many
years pay the missionaries salaries.
rhcse lace teachers are all true mis-
Sionaric1. for they all either supcrin-
tend u SundGy-Sciocl. or help in ono.
and all watch ever tho sick. caring for
them as they ran. The salaries wc:c
set Ivy the advice Of the Hf ilops Of
Minnesota at three hundred dollars
each. and board. with fuel. furnished.
The list of schools is: White Elrin,
minnesota. Ojihway Tribe, Mrs. T. &.
Wiswoll. teacher.
Red Lake. Minnesota. Oj!bways. Miss
Sophie X. Styles. teacher.
I.ecch Lake. Minnesota. Ojibways.
Miss Pauline Colby. teacher.
Morton. Minnesota. Sioux. OF Birch
Cooic Village Miss NJ. whiprlc and
S. T.. Salisbury. teachers.
AradaTko. oklahoma. iiowa Tribe.
Miss Eda ~. Rolf teacher: also in Onel-
da, Wisconsin. and Tampa. Iowa.
Can net some friends maize sucn
pledges as hey fee! right To heb, mr.
keep these good teachers Il; their pests,
and VIII no; many who cannot makt.
an annual pledge send what they can
to help or ;hc work this year?
feel sure all Will wish the lace
money to go 10 the poor lace workers
and will be glad to think of the many
comforts they can get for their small
wages TO help them through the long
cold winter.
In closing. let me say. our work Ia
not for children. but for indian women
earnest. lnng-cnduring mothers ana
often grandmothcrS. who have all their
lives endured Geld and every hardship
Of hard climate. With lack Of food and
often scrins lack NJ warm clothing
Let us htstir ourselves and give them
work. with wcll-pald wages. and allow
them 10 have IT least as good a chance
to live IA the many rmgrants who
come 10 our shores.
SYBIL CARTIER
Church Missions uousc.
PSI Fourth Ave. New York.
Ec?Cf 'hSlIv cuilad Iu 10 nw-pnf
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- ~ fSiaii ii cabin boy When she
92asd yfar 10 The agents of Ad-
- = 4 z silf25 at 43a rkenhead, Eng, by
HI lie August Goth, 1862. Mr..
a. - y Ia a genuine told SALT
Hon of the Alabama.
49, nG her xistencei afioat With
: 3fiS of the Confederate navy at
3sads was the terror of the
= fine piping OF the United
be. iabh ma was built in the
a. %. 1sd Birkenhead, under the
a. i {dehcy pf Captain James ID.
=, RI thai Epnfedernte navy. She
= ~ TIL lid sflgsed, with a maxi
f3$ofs filtsen knots, which was
e ha period. She went with
am, or both. Her en-
III /, rse- power With con-
- sor the Alabama con-
i ne Hl ;dkely 100-pounder rined
- Ia ffS3rva I'd one S-inch solid
fiy6ted q a 1T the mainmast,
~ lp0lIi lers In broadside. The
fstsd Sot 4 20 men and "a OIL
wing sB rkeRhead. as ruse
res sq which point n trans
~ lssaat IN Hvaf material had
"A dhliral 4 IS Emmes and his
- = the Aiahhma at Tercelra
here I'M the Bahama. The
- 49, tt;iit 10 mo COZ Sisted of English
= = sa So who left Blrken-
(Hnele Ing o. I'll, had been trans
t 8ff attnEl channel and sent
b the Confederate
zjiSS fOns at Terceira he
~ ready for his ca
- % 49, 49, % delay in getting
M s. = (which is common
., q . - o. then. The ship
: Ter, crowd on can
T. - fl every evolution
H. T. #Id lower her pro-
- III furled and yards
T. - 6sSf,ts of head wind
E$HkSp. Her COM
e. - Cock at Cher
- ~ That naval duel
IS collapse OF the
f 4 ss A; Is Admiral Semres,
$ 4 xiSess to his crew:
"a alnen of the Alabama:
"a &}f IA ier sopportunity of meet.
: ffity fffA first that bos henn
FIJI f8f = Ia Won sfrice Won sunl, tba
$gfa 81 i ffss ms al 81 mime Won have
3; Is world and # 10 No,
: Chat you have destroy
iEeu,E Il fk3S f,rotection ,nder no,,-
Of the enemy's COM
), ir,', VI tue
!, ms Is an
g LII. may wen
4 So r rSunlry VIII
81 81 = s Z q rue name or
w 1919, household
= IL y \, eNtehus
=, win &c
possipie Re
= 5ssa slt IN the English
SO lnuch OF the
g anu that the
AT TINS moment
that iloats over
L f 33s ID! E b republic which
ttsiss enemies wheneveh
s.; AZ sStt 9 ,s6aioyy to uphold it, Go
foltrs5 J. tsIss
hi - fifts-eemmander uf
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Personal AND OTHERWISE.

Alfred Belt, the London rival of the
Rothschilds, is man under 40 years of age
There will probably be some kind of q
May day celebration at Manila, but 1t Is
not expected to be so imposing as the one
last year.
Loie Fuller. the dancer, spends several
hours daily in a dark room to rest her
eyes, which have been injured and possibly
ruined by rays of colored lights flashed on
her in her serpentine dance.
Like John Sherman, James G. Blaine, Lord
Brougham and Garibaldi all had opportuni-
ties to read their own obituaries in the news
papers. Blaine had only one such chance,
but Brougham had two and the Italian revo-
lutionist fully a dozen.
New York has organized a Chinese base
ball club and there should now be no rea-
son why the base ball suits and the bases
should not be kept scrupulously clean.
More than this, the players will undoubt-
edly know how to soak" the ball
Senator Hanna, although he used to read
q great DEAL has now little time for books,
his only reading being a few magazines
and vast number of newspapers. He cares
little for out-of-door sports, but finds re-
taxation in whist and in travelling.
The effect of the trusts on business, as a
business leader shrewdly points out is much
as if a new and higher tariff were being i'm
posed on the country. There is hustle and
quickened effort all along the line to get
ahead of its eXactions and anticipate its
effects.
The family of William Penn has not died
out, one of his descendants by the closest
collateral branch being s. Cameron Harriet
of New York, member of the United States
commission to the Paris exposition who is
the great-great great nephew of the first
Pennsylvania.
Major Lamar Fontaine, the author Of
"All's Quiet Along the Potomac Tonight" !"
is now a civil engineer, living in Lyon, Miss.
He first saw service with the Russians in
the Crimea, and at Sebastopol received the
Iron Cross for signal bravery. In the war
of the rebellion he was a confederate, fought
in twenty-seven battles and fifty-seven
skirmishes, was wounded sixty-seven times
and five times was reported dead.
In a letter home one of the Kansas boys
in Manila says that when General Miller
was organizing his expedition to lloilo he
asked General Otis to assign the Twentieth
Kansas TO his command giving as a reason
that the men had been under his command
in San Francisco, that he knew them and
had confidence in them, and believed they
would stand their ground in any fight.
THAT settles It," said General Otis, 81
need them here
A contributor to the Brunswick (Me)
Telegraph says that one morning, seventy
Ave years ago, he was hunting for pigeons,
whleh were then very plentiful on the
Brunswick plains. Hearing a distant voice,
as of man preaching, he was moving in
that direction when he came upon four
students concealed behind some bushes,
while a fifth at some distance was practising
his part for coming exhibition. The orator
was Calvin e. Stowe, afterward the well
known professor and husband of the author
of Uncle Toms Cabin"