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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
TARRANT & KINGS COTTON LETTER.
Especial to News and Observer

The two hours session today was q
narrow and inactive affair. with prices
ruling easier. Higher temperatures
South. lower Freight rates to New YORK
and the absence of aggressive buying over
the holidays were the depressing iniu-
ences. The general opinion seems 10
rreyaiI that weather conditions nave
been more favorable, the short specula-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. Sept. 12-Total bank clear
ings for The week ended September lifh.
g. 4l6. 23.S1S; increase ls.G per cent. ont
side Of New York $7gaat5-ta. iuoroa a
SO per cent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16

Learn something OF the Jockeys char
actcr before betting on the faVorIto.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16

Mey. Cen. 4's.... 81
do LIST Inc. 31A
Mimi. & St. 4's1o4A
u, K. & T. 49,. 1O0
2nd's...... e4h
Y. (, c. lists.
do gen 3 1-2'.1O8H
N J. c. gen. $3.50
No. Pac 4's......1o4
3's........... 745s
n, &. W.con. 4s.1O3A
Reading gen. as eSA
St L Mton SSH
ST. L as ~Fgen4's1O1
St.L. S'wes rs. 994
do 2's $3.50. 50
Pass As Ss4
So. Pac- as 80. 04ia
So. Railway 5's..12Oss
T. & 7. lists.
T.,St.L&W. As. 81
Union Pac. 4's..1o5
do COW. 4's.111 3
Wabash 1sts.....119
2nds ........1O9K
dc. Deb. B. . s62
West Snore 4 g. lJ3A
w 3 L, E. As 94A
Wis. Cen. U.s.. 90
Mobile & @. as, 81
g. of Ga.con SIS. .11OK
1st NJ 81
I'd incomes 4OH
Con lob. as. u
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
RALEIGH STOCK MARKET.
corrected daily by Grimes & Vass.)
n

Bid. Asked.
North Carolina G's. 1919 ......134H 1876
North Carolina As. 1919 ....105b =
Virginia new IS .............. 957s 96A
Virginia Centuries, 1901 ...... 96a 965s
Southern Railway SIS, 1894 ..124
S. A. L. As ................ $685. S8A
Western N. c.. r. R. IS, 1914. .11S
Ga, Car. & Northern SIS, 1929..111h 112
Carolina Central Railway 4's.-- 100
Ca, So. e Fla. r. R., 1915 ..114
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
LII NEEPOOL.

I7EsFccl. Sept. 10 II p. m.--Spot cotton
". us,Ha s,t prices unchanged; American
ing ia , 1890; good mlddling5 l-l6d
Jill. Ing 4 I5-'Gd; low midGlIng 4Bd; gooc
% .E t41 ordinary 43sd.
..ess ~ the day were 5000 bales, Of when
"'e speo1 alton and eXuora and inc uded
a"a-.aau, Receipts 100 bales, inc uoin9
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
BONDe.

J.S. Ref. 2's reg.,1osX
S. s. Ref. 2's cou 1857
Z. S.3's reg ......1o6A
CO up ........1C7
q. s. new as reg
coup ..... 1867
U. S. old a. reg 10Y
coup ......11o
U. s. Sc reg.....1os
COUP. lies
Atch'sn Gen. 4's.1O4
adj 4's...... sou
Bait. & O. 4's...lO "a
do 3 1-2's. o14
do onv 4's..115
Can. So. 2nds....1O8
c. Of G.. 5's.......11o
1st incomes. 81
c. & o. AVS, =. 1o6X
G. & A. 3 1-2's.. So
c., B & @. 4.s. 96
CM&StP gen 4's112H
G. & n. con 7's..13S
c.. R. |. & p. 4's,1OoH
CCC&SLgenl's.lnI
Chicago Ter As. 89H
Colo. So. g.. 81
0 d. Rio q as ..I02H
E. pr!o- lien as 100
Erie Gen +'s..... 81
F.W &,D.C.l.ts 1l4H
Hock. v. IL lOp
L. K ". unt. AZ ,.1n2
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

Spot. cotCu ,losed quiet mldiljng uptands So
.-.nns --It q.e. s2fes POS % IS
Graham guardian., 1902-02-21
Extra Session.

The Board Of Supervisors met
in extra session last Tuesday for
the purpose of filling some vacan.
cies in different precincts. One
Justice should have been appointed
in Clifton on account Of the death
of Judge Wright, but following the
instructions of the district attorno
previously given, the vacancy was
not filled.
w. 4. Wooten was appointed
road overseer in the Aravaipa dis.
trict and Robt Tyler was appoint
ed to the same position in Curtis.
George Burns was appointed
con table in the Blue precinct.
A reward of S25 is offered by
the Board to any one who will
open safe, with the combination
that is in the court house, which
has not been in use for number
of years, but which is now desired
for the use of the assessor.
Graham guardian., 1902-02-21
N0tiGs Of Contest.
DEPARTMENT or THE INrERI0R.
UNITED eTArss LAND OrT1cr.

Tucson, Arizona. February IL l'0g.
susfcient AFFIDAVIT OF contest having been
fled in thi. ofice by Wesley " Baltermsu
against II. y. No. $3.50, made by James H. POr-
ter, ST., on June II, 1900 for the NEA SWK and
III NWH, Sec. 81, and SEh S~H, Sec. p, oil in
Township 7-Snuth, Range 25-East. G SIS R
B. an, in which atidaviti it Is sll.s ed:
That the said James II. Porter. Sr.. has
wholly abandoned said tract that ne has
changed HIS residence therefrom for more tNsa
six months since making said entry thst said
tract is not settled upon and cultivated by said
party as required by law; that said James Il.
Porter has not enlisted in the volunteer Ermy nr
navy of the United States, and this the said
contestant is resdy to prove at such time as
may be named by the Register and Receiver
for hearing in said case; and he therefore asfs
TO he allowed TO prove said allegations, and ths:
said homestead entry. No. $3.50, may be declar-
ed cancelled and forfeited to the United States,
he, the said contestant paying the expenses OF
such hearing.
And further sridnvit showing shat personal
service Of notice of hearing cannot be made up
OF the said entrymsu, It is therefore ordered
that such notice be given by publication in thc
In the county where the land IN controversy IS
situated. and all parties OF interest are hereby
notified that testimony In said case will be
taken before Frank Dysar;, Clerk Of District
Court at his once in the town of Solomonvilie,
TTifone. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of March "a. 1902
and hearing of the case will be had ri this of.
fee ct O'Clock p. N ofMarch 81, 1902.
john u BOWMAN, Receiver
Graham guardian., 1902-02-21
ARIZONA PINE.

Things are coming Arizona's
way. 1t is we'll known locally
that the white pine from the Ari-
coma forests is the handsomest,
smoothest and easist worked of
any pine in the world; but its value
is not known far away from home
because of exurbitant freight rates.
Leaving out of consideration the
fact that new railroads are being
built all over Arizona and that
freight rates will soon be reduced,
the demand all over Arizona for
white pine is sure to make the saw
mill men Of Arizona rich. Con-
cerning the increasing demand for
white pine, Mr.. F. ]. Sake, of
Philadelphia, one of the most
prominent lumbermen in America,
said:
"White pine lumber is fast dis
appearing. The present sources of
supply in tho Lake Superior coun-
try and Canada are being drawn
upon SO heavily that in a few years
no more of the wood will reach
this market. For 100 years the
American white pine has been in
use, and it is famous the world
over. Its softness and durability,
and the ease with which it can be
manipulated commend it for use
in building and manufacturing.
"With these facts apparent, it is
not surprising that prices are ad-
vapciug. Taking inch lumber us
a basis, common stock sells ut slS
per 1000 feet; good qualities bring
$40 and $50. In the past five
years, there has been an advance of
SO per 1000 feet on lower grades
and $40 to sis on upper grades. ,
"What is known as kiln dried
North Carolina pine is substituted
for white pine more than any other
,weod. ,This.is because of the per
centagts ef clear lumber contained
in it and of its exceedingly low
yfice. TIT sscNsiy ipcscsass ~ tho
Graham guardian., 1902-02-21

The faker has almost cNhauStcd
his resources in the ella valley and
has turned his attention to safe
cracking. Every town should
provide safeguards against the
later class, although we believe
it is ch, aper to have a safe cracked
and robbed occasionally than it is
for the people to be held up by
Kitchen Cabinets, Biographies
Histo ries, Medicine Peddlers and
so forth.
Graham guardian., 1902-02-21
First publication Feb. q. 1872
SheTIf'S Sale.

Under sad by vir,us ofnn execution Issued
ont of IRE District Court of tbs second Judicisl
l5istiitt ~ the Territory Of Arizona, in and for
hsC0unty Ofirshsm. on the t,h day Of Feb
ruGry. h.. lew upon jUdsAent rendered
in the Justice court OF Precinct No. J. Of ssid
county srd Territory, on the 10th DAY "i no
vember, 1901 IN q c!vii action tried therein
wh.rsn W H. CIiRori YES plsintir and
rertiUe vss defendant, sai1 Judgment wSs ron.
dsred in tavor of &d plSinulf and against ssi0
defendant i,y the sul nf SIS a. dsGages and
u SO ss COTS, "itk interest on said judgment
Al the rste ri slx yer cent rcr tDnum, AND sc
CrIirg 20 .'s ssid execution being delivered 10
M as shcrif Of SAID comfy directing eHd re
quirrs Iu> TO msks the amount OF said judg.
mcnt. Tita interest and sccrHing costs out Of
the personBi property otssia defendant. and Ii
su fici~nt thoTeo! could not be obtained, then
ont OF !hs r'ti prop, tty in said county; snd de.
fel,Gs ha Jirg NO exempt lersDnsl property,
| have therefore his DAY levied on the fellow
ing real property OF said A ,PerEtus situated In
ssid 'ounty and territory, sad more particular
ly dercribed ts follows, 10 Wit
Bcgi ming 1T a poiat At chains west Of the
north sei corner Oi the south east quarter OF
section is in tnwhship south OF range 2G east
Of the 81. and salt river meridian, sud running
thence soats KS Chhint; thence west L. 3 chains:
thence ,DTih ~ chfins thence east As chains
to the aint Of beginning and containing ii IS
acres, n:1rs on lcss, together with all the tenc
lnruts hereditsmer 's aci sppurtensnces be.
longing thereto.
4 cof lied copy of ssId Judgment wa, fled
AMI D. excited in the Once UI the Clerk Of the
Di.;T'c. Gaert IN tnd !or ss!d county on Dec. II
1871
Nnt!ct ii refore hereby siven that Jnmes V.
Parks, -s shrIis Of es'6 county. in pursuance Of
ssif vii srd levy will. N ssurdGy The
3l,.d Gsy Of March A. d, 1892, at the north or
ir0ut q or uf the coart house OF said COUNT, at
;h2 i0"G Of eoh's 1uTiiie, IN sri! cOunty, be
tween ihe hours Of ten O'Clock in The forenoon
an, four O'Clock IN the afternoon OF said day.
sell to The highest bidder for money, and ct
public sucti0n. all of the above and foregoing
described and and appnr,enances, OF so much
thereof as ehall be necessery ia satisfy and ne '
said Judgment, interest, costs and Accruing
costs
Done and dated this 18Th day OF February, A..
D. 1907.
JAMES v PAsKs
sheriff of Graham county. Arizona
BY FsAEE RICHARDSON.
Deputy Sheriff OF said County
Graham guardian., 1902-02-21

demand for this product has sent
the price up in the last six mouths
So to So per 1000 feet. Common
stock now sells al Sl3 per lr09
feet and clear lumber at SIS 20 &25.
There is less than lO,0O@, ,0a0,0tO
feet of this kind Of timber standing
in the country today. Lumber
men arc wondering what wood
will take its place when thiS PRO
duet, too, is exhausted, which will
occur before many years have
passed, because Of the greatly in
creased consumption"
According to this there is a
great probability that in time the
genuine Arizona pine will be as
valuable as walnut,
And Arizona has immense pine
forests yet to draw from.-Eat,rrrjs
Graham guardian., 1902-02-21
winnie Davis" Camp q. c. v.
NO. 1914.

Stafford, Ariz., Feb. 16, 1902.
A special meeting of winnie
Davis" Camp U G v, No. 1874,
is called for the first Saturday in
March in Stafford, and all veterans
are urgently requested to be pres
ent on that date In addition to
the regular business of the camp
on that date, there will be elected
representative delegates to. attend
the Grand Reunion of U. G. VS.. to
be held in Dallas, Texas, on the
%, %, "a and rs of April, 1902.
We can't afford to overlook this
opportunity, Com AIDES, and in
order that we may reap its full
benefits, it is Necessary that the
members of this camp act in un son.
I. T. HUNTER,
W. G. NEEsE, Captain.
Adjutant.
Graham guardian., 1902-02-21

me in on the feed floor and showed
me little fireplace full of clinkers,
resembling coke. He said he had
received orders that morning to
shut down the works till sundown,
at which time the furnace would
again blow in. He stated that
when a simple wood fire was built
upon those clinkers, which he rep
resented to be the only residue of
twenty cords of woods, the whole
mass would become like molten
glass. Then he read from the
preamble in the Bill of Rights in
the 18th title Of jeremiah, where
it described the fire that should
burn in the last days, Then he
admonished me not to attempt to
take anything away from the holy
fire, as the Lord would prompt
him Of the act and it would bring
q curse upon me. | couldn't un-
derstand how the Lord could put
up any harder deal than l had
been getting since had left Globe,
so even as he spake, l swiped
piece of that Stag about as big as
my fist, and put it in my overcoat
pocket. If the Lord gave him a
tip about it, it must have been
powerful week., as, after getting
consent to return and see the fire
at sundown, I retired in good
order.
Well, after supper, l confided
the matter to my friend Fred
Webb, Of the "4Hat ard BuHjon", and
Fred wanted to 90 along. l was
willing fo+a him to go as / always
enjoy higb-toncd, Christian com
pany, but was afraid he would
queer us with the long haired man,
so | tried TO give him the shake,
but Frederick sjeadfastly refused
to be ''shuck" so, seeing that he
was determined to tag along any
way, told him to come right on,
keep his face closed and allow me
to do the firm work. Well, we
got there and met the long haired
man at the gate. | made an hum
bic speech for Fred, who behaved
beautifully all the time, and we
were admitted without the current
term P. W. Sure enough lhe fire
was burning; sure enough the mass
Of clinkers was as sticky as a hired
man on his !andlady. All this
timc Frederick was a model
Then | took up The poker and test
ed the FIRE. The clInkcrs were
about tho consistency of New
| Orleans MoiaSScs. | knocked the
Stag off and laid tho poker down.
Just here Frederick left the perch
Of immacuiate proprietary, and
Swoopod down. to monkey with
sacred things He couIdn't trust
his eyes; &c had to feel of that
slag. He picked up that poker by
the wrong end, and, as it scorched
q seal brown stripe across five
sender fingers, yelled: Jesus
Chris;", till you could have heard
him TO the conTt honSe. [ expect
ed the house 10 fail down and the
| holy fire TO consume us, but in
stead Of that, the long haired man
calmly marked; That's right,
| young man, that is the One to call
on"
! We escaped at the earliest posi-
BILE moment. Fred has those burnt
fingers for souv mir, and | have
"a piece Of the Stag in Charley
/ Ncsbitts cabinet in Globe. The
forty days are about up, and
want all you sinners to make your
wills in my favor.
FRANK Alley.
Graham guardian., 1902-02-21

A DISPATCH from Washington
says the only people in Arizona
opposing Daniels confirmation
are the preachers. If this is true,
it seems to us no stronger class
could oppose him. But it is not
true. Everyone who is opposed
to the class, to which Daniels
belongs, holding public and honor
BILE trust, is opposing him. 1t has
been shown that he gambler, has
killed at least one man without
provocltion and according TO the
latest dispatches, admits that he is
an ex.convict from Wyoming.
Quite natural that the preachers
would oppose him.
Graham guardian., 1902-02-21
Great Earthquake.

An earthquake in Russia last
week killed more than 1000 peo-
pie, mostly women and children.
Thirty villages were damaged
and more, than four thousand
houses destroyed.
Graham guardian., 1902-02-21
pHUEGY PHoLKS II PHoEEIX

Tho Ho,y Fire aud 'yh" geepa II Esi"dicd.
This Messiah business is getting
to be slightly over done III this
glorious land Of ours. The crop
OF Messiahs for the year i Ol was
the heaviest on record, notwith
standing the light rain fall and
other essential conditions. One
thing that demonstrates the in
sanity of these queer people, is,
that they do not care for money,
consequently there is evidently M
"mcthcd in their madness. Onc
of these eccentric individuals eX-
lists in modest building, just
across the track from the Santa Fe
depot, in Phoenix. When inter
viewed by me, he was surrounded
by little group of benighted de,
ciples, consisting of an ovor-fsd,
freckled wench, two Mexicans and
two Indians. The leader was q
conspicuous and cultured looking
man with handsome brown beard
but the long hair tied in cue and
the CLEAN of derangment in his
cold grey eye, told me ! had a
crazy man to deal with. Several
newspaper men in Phoenix had re-
paired to the spot with view OF
going through the works, but their
work was too raw AID unscientitic,
and they were turned away with
out the dele tible privilege OF
/ toasting their shins "ferninst" the
holy glym l made up my mind
that | was going to see that fire
/ wasn't afraid of it, and l wasn't
afraid to eat spuds that were
roasted in it, so l broke away from
"de gaung" and went down there.
found the long-haired man sur
rounded by his above mentioned
deciples, sitting in circle on a
little grass spot in the yard. | as
sembled all my powers of assimu
lation and deceit. Apr aching
the fence, / removed my hat in u
reverential manner and inquired;
my friends, am l lntruding?'
The long-haired man advanced and
replied: mo, not if ye come in
the proper spirit" told him that
| did not know just what the prop
er spirit was, but that | came in Il
spirit of humility, searching for
the light, never having had any
religion, and feeling the need OF
it's soothing balm, ! bad come to
learn fhe had anythi G that would
appeal to the convictions Of IA sim
cere soul, Well, / made dead
mash on him, and he ushered me in
and | took q seat among the other
Indians. Then he quoted me
about seven chapters from Isaiah
Jeremiah, Hesekiab, Obediah and 4
dozen other iahs. | was getting
desperately impatient to learr
about the holy fire, but | couldn't
rush the mules, so ] kept still, anc
finally, praise the Lordl he opened
up on the fire question himself
| He explained that der the pro
visions of paragraph TIA o
Isaiah, section 2l, subdivision 4, i
became his official duty to build
fire and keep it up for forty day
lon twelve hour shifts, at the cA
piration Of watch time the celestia
barge would come along will
1 Gabriel on the poop deck, blowing
as an ARIZONA blowhard neve
7 iAxuew iNw tU bAow: lie uatAd totA
Graham guardian., 1902-02-21
Thn ar0i0n.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2l, 1902

In another column will be found
Il call for meeting to be held in
Stafford, Of the confederate veterans
All who can should attend. y
splendid program will be rendered
including speech by Judg"
f wards.
Graham guardian., 1902-02-21

Williams, Photographer, will
close business in a short time.
Those desiring pictures do pot
Sie3e~ Nj oo4nAExl ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-04
CON TINUES
To GROW
Another Big Addition TO Be
Built TO ST. Francis Hospital.
NEW LAUNDRY HOUSE
Building and Machinery VIII
Cost $4,000. .
EW LAUNDRY HOUSE

Wcrkmen yesterday began the con-
struction Of the new laundry for the St
Francis hospital This building VIII be
2sx47 feet and VIII be two stories high.
with a basement, and viii cost when
completed about 5000. and the machin-
cry necessary to equip the plant win
make the cost something over 5000 1t
VIII be built of brick and stone and in
the same plan Of architecture as the
building of the hospital is now con-
structed.
This new addition is but an instance
Of how the St. Francis hospital is grow
ing. But few years ago it was started
in a brick residence at the corner Of
Ninth street and St Francis avenue.
New additions have been added from
time to time until now the hospital ex-
tends distance of half block and a
new addition is about completed TO the
west OF the south end of the building.
These additions were made necessary by
the number of patients who seek en-
trance 10 the hospital. This institution
has become Snown throughout the south
west. 1t is built in the best possible
manner and finished and furnished in
the most up-to-date style and every
thing provided for the comfort and care
Of patients. Every department is
equipped with the best and latest OF med
ical appliances. The institution is under
the care and operated by the Sisters Of
the Sorrowful Mother
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-04
DON'T TRY PRESSURE.
Trust to Intelligence.

You cannot by process Of law prevent
anyone from drussns themselves To
death. We must meet Tie evil ~ appeal
10 Intelligence.
One Of The drugs that does Tie most
harm to Americans. because Of its wide
spread use and It's apparent innocence. IS
Coffee. ask any regular cofce drinker
If ne or she Is perfectly wen. AZ leas,
one-half are not Only those with extra
vigor can Keep well against The daily at
tack Of caffeine Gn- The Coffee Tho heart
and pulse gradually lose strength. ,lys-
pepsia, kidney troubles and nervous dis
eases q some sort set in and the
clearly marked effects Of coffee poisoning
are shown. These are facts and worth
anyone thoughts. The reasonable and
sensible thing Is 10 leave 81 en- ana SHIFT
TO Postam Food CoEoe. The poison that
has been secretly killing IS thus With
drawn and powerful rebuilding agent
pUt to work The good effects VIII begin
10 show ias.de Of ten days. II health and
comfort are worth anything 10 you, Try il.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-04
WHERE is
MISS HOWARD?
She Left Home on Labor
Day.
WITH ANOTHER GIRL
She Had Previously Threat
ened to Leave,

Eugenia Howard, the 15-year-old daugh-
ter of ar. and airs. Frank Howard, 22s
South Washington avenue. has disap-
peared She left home Monday with a
friend. Tern Francis. aged &c. and has
not returned since. Her parents do not
know whether she is somewhere in the
city OF whether she has left town.
Two years ago Vern Francis lived in
this city and was an intimate friend Of
Eugenia Howard. bat she afterwards
went TO Pittsburg, Kan. = few days
ago she returned to this city. and on
Sunday came 10 the home Of her old
friend. On Monday morning the two
girls went down town to see the Labor
day paraCe. and attended the celebration
in the park, and have not returned home
since On Monday night. 50 ii is be-
1ieved, the two girls were seen walking
south on Main street, in company with
young man Nothing has been seen or
heard % them since. except possibly, by
Ciaud Page, a -.-year-Old boy, living on
St Francis avenue
Yesterday afternoon, about $50 o'clock.
he came TO Frank Howard, the father
Of enc Of the girls, and told him he had
met Eugenia on the street and talked TO
her She told Dim, 50 he said, that she
was going TO Hutchinson AT $40 p. n.
As there is no train which leaves at that
time for Hutchinson, Mr.. Howard doubts
that she went there.
Mr.. Howard stated last night that he
believed his daughter is stin in the city.
but Mrs. Howard does rot think so. The
girl had often told her mother that she
wanted TO go out in the world for herself
She had also expressed a desire to 90 20
Joplin. No. To see some relatives
The police have been notified Of the
mysterious disappearance of the two
girls T. L. Stratton and Mrs Ella Glenn
Shields. police maron. are also working
on the case
It is practically certain that the two
girls had planned to run away. for
Eugenia Howard wore two dress skirts
when she left home, one over the other.
Eugenia Howard viii be 16 years old
tomorrow has blue eyes and light hair.
IS about FIVE feet four inches high. and
slender. She wore a white shirt waist
and new pink straw hat One of her
dress skirts was black and the other a
pink pattern skirt.
Vern Francis is IS years old. tan and
slim. She wears q sailor hat. with 4
pink sash hanging from it, She also
wears black waist. with white stripes on
the arms. She has black hair and eyes.