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covite in thought and opinion as the
most extreme of Russians A prot
! estant by birth and education, she
became devOut adherent of the
| Greek orthodox church.
When her son, Nicholas II. then &c
years old, became emperor, his moth
er determined that she would guide
him in the footsteps of his fathers
and protect him from the modern
iZing influences of the age.
The dowager empress has been the
leading spirit of The Reactionists in
the Russian court She tried to
make Nicholas a ruler after her own
heart, a statesman of the MuscovitC
school, a miitarist and an upholde
of Russian bureaucracy, which is
the cars most potent influence in
governing personally over so many
millions i'm two continents.
Opposed to her is the cZarina, who
is the embodiment of open minded
liberalism Her Anglo-German mind
cannot grasp the medieval ideas that
appeal so powerfully to the Slavs,
with their lower ideas of culture, civ
ilization and enlightenment.
OF necessity she embraced the
Greek faith when she married Mich
olas, but her conversion was purely
formal and at heart she remains true
to her Lutheran professionalism, the
religion of her childhood.
The political ideas of the Russian
court are abhorrent TO the czarina,
and she regards the reactionary ad-
visers of the car including his moth
er, the worst enemies Russia has to
contend with.
All the influence the czarina pos
sesses is bent to make her husband
a progressive western monarch, in
stead of an eastern potentate, glory
ing in Asiatic conditions of semi-bar-
barism.
1t is needless to say that during
the 10 years of her married life,
the czarina and her mother-in-law
have locked horns more than once
over these questions. The car wa
vers between these two influences.
He loves his wife and he fears his
mother. Sometimes one gets the
upper hand, and again the other is
in control of his mind, hence the vac
illating course of his policy visible to
the world.
With the arrival of his heir, how
ever, those close in touch with the
car predict that the influence Of
the empress dowager will wane, and
that of his wife will gain strength.
She has fulfilled his dearest wish in
giving his a son, and it is natural
to believe that he will now devote
himself to her to the exclusion OF
the politicians who have veered him
like a weather gauge for the past de-
cade.
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TIGERS TAKE
A CLOSE CAME
raelne Coast League standing.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 19-The
Champions took the second game of
the series yesterday by score of 2
to L. 1t was close contest and a
battle royal between Keefe and
Whalen. The young twirlers were
about evenly matched, but the Tigers
support was faster than that given
10 the Seal, and the few hits secured
off the latter were good for two runs,
while the locals, with an equal num-
Der of hits, negotiated for only one
ono score. The score: r. He.
Tacoma ~ 600 coo 0--2 4 Q
San Fran. 0 0 0 90 0 o. 2
Summary: Struck out-W halen 8.
Keefe s. Bases on Whalen 2,
Keefe 6. Passed ball-Hogan. Wild
Whalen. Stolen bases-Hil-
debrand 2, Van Buren, / Anderson |, ,
Gorton 1, Nordyke l. Sacrifice hit
Eagan. Double plays-Hogan to
Casey, Keefe TO Hogan to Nordyke.
Left ON bases San Francisco 10, Ia
coma Z.
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hour rule and appear TO have reached
the conclusion that most any old time
constitutes a days work. A large
wire reel turned up on it's side under
shade three has been converted
into a card table and it is said that
several members of the crew put in a
good deal of the time for which they
draw pay from the city playing
pinochle or penny ante a conductor
on cable car alleges that the men
were playing one day while he made
seven round trips with his slow
moving car, and his statement is cor
roborated by some of the passengers.
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he arrived.
No such catastrophe marked the
arrival of the son who came to Mich
olas and his consort a short time
ago, however, and the heretofore
present fear that his brother, Grand
Duke Michael, would succeed ham, is
now eradicated from the mind of the
czar.
Never a man of strong character,
it has been whispered more than once
that Nicholas was on the verge of in
sanity, owing to court scandals and
internal troubles, while the non-ap-
pearance of an heir affected him
more than he would admit.
1t is known that, although not Civ,
en- to the pleasures that often MAJ
| the lives of royalty, he sought com
fort and pleasure in the smiles OF
courtesans. His lapses in this direc-
| ton were notorious, following the
presentation of a daughter.
Rumor, generally credited to the
court hangers-on, has often credited
the car with a desire to make Alex
andria a second Josephine. His moth
err, the empress dowager, it is said
has been at the bottom of the move
ment, but the influence of the czari-
ma over her husband, although at
times weakened by others, has never
been entirely lost, and in the end he
generally comes back to her.
No ruler is surrounded with more
conflicting influences than is this
autocrat of the east. His friends and
enemies, each with an individual ak
to grind, pull and haul, scheme and
work, to get their ideas advanced be-
fore all others.
His mother, although a native of
Denmark, the most democratic of all
european kingdoms, became upon
ner wedding to Alexander III as Mus
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NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-If mem
bers of the New York Yacht club car
ry out race they have projected, the
greatest contest in maritime history
will come of soon. For months there
has been discussion in the club house
on Forty-fourth street as to the rel
ative speed of Charles r. FIint's Ar
row and w X Vanderbilts Taran-
tula, and the partisans of the boats
have been very emphatic in their
championship of their favorites.
A few days ago a race was suggest
ed and Mr.. Flint did not seem averse
TO it, AS Vanderbilt has always been
willing to race anything that came
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LINEMEN PLAY PINOCHLE and
TI If n atty PAYS TIE RIIIe
IlIE VII nIV ETTE gIEAW

When Commissioner Welsh went
into Office several months ago, orders
were issued that there should be no
soldering on the part of city en-
ployes. Every man was supposed TO
do eight hours work every day or
give up his job
Reports that have come in lately
make Il appear that the commission
er's order was taken by some of the
city employees to have been a joke. IL
is said that linemen employed in putt
ting up electric light wires on | street
have forgotten all about the eight
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ENGINEER MAKES ESTIMATE.

The city engineer has filed with
the commissioner of public works an
estimate of the cost of constructing
sidewalks in local Improvement dis
trict No. 224, at $8,961. The district
includes the streets from North Thir-
ty-sixth to Forty-sixth street, and
from Baltimore to Mullen streets.
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breeding and is the most valuable
collection ever brought together for
exhibitional purposes. No other cir
Gus ever owned one-half so many.
The feet trotter, fierce racer, grace
full saddler. aristocratic driver the
sturdy percheron, Arabian stallion,
Kentucky thoroughbred, English cob,
stylish coach and pert pony are in
this famous exhibition.
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The revenue cutter Grant came
over from Quartermaster harbor this
morning and tied up at the Oriental
dock. The Grant is now in first-class
condition and as soon as the painting
of her deck is completed she will re-
sumo her cruising expedition down
the Sound.
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PORTLAND, Aug. 19.-The visi-
tors found Iberg easy yesterday and
had little difficulty in winning the
second game of the series. The score:
r. H. r..
Portland Il 0000101-3 3
Los Ang..3 0 90 OO0 o. II 0
Batteries-Iberg and Steeelman
Newton, Hall, Gray and Spies.
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Pacific National League stondIno
National League.

AT Chicago 4, Boston 2.
Al New York-New York 6, Pitts
burg o.
AZ Philadelphia-St. Louis 8, A.;
Philadelphia / 2.
AT Brooklyn-Cincinnati 2, Brook
lyn 0.
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she will leave for the trip down the
coast. Her cargo from Tacoma con-
ststs of flour, feed and lumber.
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The steamer Charles Nelson left
port last night for San Francisco
with full cargo of lumber.
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SEATTLE, Aug. 19.-Jay Hughes
went down to defeat yesterday before
buchanan, who pitched a steady game
for Oakland. The score:
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Pacific National Lenene.

At Boise 6. Butte
Al Salt Lake Spokane 6, Salt
Lake 5.
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HORSE FAIR A FEATURE
OF THE BIG SHOW

The horse fair with Ringing Bro
Tiers Worlds Greatest Shows en-
braces CSC specimens of the finest
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American JeeUue

At Cleveland-Cleveland 1, s; st.
Louis 8. l.
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Batteries Hughes and Wilson:
Buchanan and Byrne.
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MARINE GLNIPSES.

Cook & Co.'s barge Chinook,
which loaded a heavy shipment of
hay in this port the first of the week,
is now on its way to Alaska in tow
| of the steamship Dirigo.
The Governor ROBBIE will not finish
loading her cargo of lumber before
the first of September. The lumber
is to be taken to Africa.
The Eekle, Captain Olson, has been
chartered by the Fairhaven Canning
company. The boat is running be
tween Neah bay and Fairhaven. She
will probably return to Tacoma about
the first of October.
The steamship Oanfa will reach
port about o'clock this afternoon.
The Oregonian, of the American
Hawaiian steamship line, will arrive
in Tacom anext Thursday with a
large cargo of freight from New
York The boat has been delayed
at San Francisco. On the return trim
the Oregonian will go direct to New
York from Tacoma.
The United States inspectors came
here from Seattle yesterday and in
spected the boilers of the tug Falcon.
They were found in good condition.
The Centennial will go to Seattle
this afternoon to take on a eonsign-
ment Of general freight, after which
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The steamship Oanfa will reach
port about o'clock this afternoon.
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The Centennial will go to Seattle
this afternoon to take on a consign-
ment Of general freight, after which
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FOR SALE-CHEAPEST AND REALLY ONE o.
ave near Columbia road; Is feet front 70 psbae
STONE FAIRFAX, soa-soe.sos r st. ~.
ron sALE-s7oo EACH
lots: 1o;sxlI2; lIth and Princeton sts..
STONE & FAIRFAX. so4 -soe.sos st. NV.
FOR sAIE-oNLY $3.50
Mass ave. near Sheridan Circle north side.
! STONE & FAIRFAX. so4 -so6s0s st. nv.
FOR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE
Reduced to So 200
90 ieet front ON Stoughton St, south side. cor
STONE 4 FAIRFAx so4 sos sos st. NV
FOR sAIi;kSncPETWoRTn LOTS
ONE BLOCK FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
From p to 81 Cents Per Foot.
In sizes from 2o-ft front TO lots large enough
Tor rows or for apartment houses.
ocl5-at 1890 Whitney ave. NV.
FOR s.ALE-LANIER AVE NEAR ADAMS MILL
AT 4 SACRIFICE HERE is A GREAT S or.
PoRTrNlrf no MAKE a GOOD INVESTMENT.
oci5-3t MOORE & HILL Incl. III Isth ST. NV.
FOR SA ,t.r SUPERVISION, ApIoiSINa
WASHINGTON Was HEIGHTS. LANIER BEIGHu
Fine. economical lots Adams NH
road and kansas avenue, Overlooking
Zoo Fark. within 2 squares Of both
lines. The subdivisions surrounding Il
are being rapidly built up With some Of
ALL IMPROVEMENTS
are now In viii soon be put In
A number Of lots have already been
sold to parties who will build detached
PRICES Low NOW.
Easy tsrms,smali cash payment
FOR sALE-CORNER LOT on 10TH ST. NORTH
OF SCOTT CIRCLE: 30 It. front. for s.. 800.
THOMAS j. FISHER sen co.. c I sss'Per
ocl5-St 1414 ST. NV.
FOR SALE-LOTS, LoTsN LOTs!,l
AND SMALL: DEAR AND CHEAP
which s1e st ess hs ss 2.
to sell. We have bargains at ali times.
THOMAS 10 J. FISHER CO.. ineo,porsted
oclo-1Ot 1414 ST. NV
We can give you sIECIAL PRICES DURING
fhN WINTER s 6As VIEW asw
between Cleveland Park and 81: Albans).
directly on Conn ave ave above Cleveland Part).
These subs have economical lots. All city i'm.
pr sHts aI,s water sewerage lighting. pave
Best car serviee-one fare. no transferrlng-dI-
FeSty int the city ss!, Up III l2se At Night
ways be In this direction
F.Ts ta Ru E yqr ss sqsss q
MOBILES AT THE OFFICE WAITING FOR
THOMAS J. FISHER CO.. Incorporated.
oel5-6t 14l4 St NV.
FOR SALE
100 FEET FRONT on NORTH SIDE OF sHER.
IDAN AVE. MT. PLEASANT, by 40 feet deep.
situated 100 yards from i4th st. EXCELLENT
GRADE FOR BUILDING.
Asking csc. Let submit offer.
b. II. WARNER co,
oc15-3t sl6 7 st. NV.
FOR SALE SNAP-2oTH AND WYOMING AVE.
130x1o0; alley, S2.65 So. II.
Cor. Mass and 18th St; only 81. 80 50. It.
oc15-3t WALTER A. BROWN, 1923 Pa. ave.
FOR SALE
The site of the presidents house of Columbian
University. High location; commanding view;
will be sold AT a great bargain, and viii make
an excellent situation for a fine residence hat
building. WA. ii. SAUNDERS a Co,
oc15-3t ,U1 81. NV
FOR SALE-LCTS-
NEAR UNION DEPOT.
FINE SITE FOR WAREHOUSE.
$3.50 SO. FEET
ALLEY SIDE AND REAR.
WE ONLY OFFER BARGAINS.
FILL. VAN DYKE & FILL,
oc12-tf EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
FOR SALE-LOTS. LOTS. LOTS
IN ALI. SECTIONS.
YOU'LL SAVE TINE AND MONEY
BY GETTING OUR LIST.
IN THE FASHIONABLE SECTIONS.
ON COLUMBIA AND WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
STONE & Fairfax. SOC and sos ST. W.
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