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in a position where 1t IS exposed to
the suns rays for a while, and then
remove it to a dark room. If the dia-
mond is genuine it will glow in the
darkness with a distinct phOsphor-
escence, but If it is imitation it viii
have no phosphorescent qualities
whatever will look in the darkness
just like a piece Of glass.
The third test is undoubtedly the
best of the three. A diamond has only
single refraction; that is, 1t gives but
a single image Of any object viewed
through it, When the diamond is held
before a candle or bright light but the
one light will be visible to the eye
through it's substance An imitation
diamond, no matter how cunningly
it has been contrived. will give a
myraid Of images. just like a piece Of
cut glass. s."-Washington Star.
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cudges prove that the Homeland is theirs and not
Tacoma's.
That there may be misunderstanding relative the
significance of Tacoma's averment. few stats
tics supplied from the columns of the Ledger. In
the returns of the last United States census the
figures construed from the Tacoma aspect 84S per
cent of Tacomas total population found to be in
private families; Spokane second in this respect,
having in families 8o7 per cent while Portland had ISL
per and Seattle but 67o per The average
of the families in Tacoma, Portland and Seattle AZ
persons Spokane, the figures would seem to prove
had but 80 persons a family the average By the
census according to the analyst of statis
tics, the school attendance Tacoma amounted IS
per of the total population Seattle I26 per
cent Spokane I66 per cent, and Portland I47 per
cent.
Since the United States census figures were made up
Tacoma has had of information about its
population, the facts being supplied by justissued
city directory. This contains the of 2oo62 in
divduals, excluding all of firms corporations
streets, buildings and the like which appear in the list
Married and children named in the direc
tory The multiple applied at Tacoma find from the
directory the actual population az This makes the
present population of Tacoma 674o5. The multi
pie is employed by directory makers in rating the other
northwestern cities.
Reteratng that Tacoma is the home city the Ledger
that Tacoma had census the small
population of male residents of full age the total
population and the largest ratio of married women and
children of any northwestern community In fact the
males twenty-one years and old in Tacoma
but 37 per of the total population leaving nearly
two-thrds to be cassed legal infants. At Portland
the males years and old 422 per cent. at
Seattle 48o. at Spokane 400 per cent
If Tacoma make good its statement that it is
the home city among its compeers, it will appear from
the statistics of relative juveniy that has good
expect continuation of its ascendency in this
particular, for young people are naturally the most
numerous home builders
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TAcoMA's SWEEPING CLAIM.

TINE city of Tacoma through the Tacoma LEDGER
asserts that it is "the home city of the North
west" 1t challenges, by of an array Of
figures, the cities of Portland Seattle and Spokane to
contest this claim. To be the city of homes is surely
something very desirable A stable population is there
by insured and high degree of civic PRIDE relatively
ought to result from stability There little doubt that
the cities of the Northwest will at once take I'D the
troversy that thus opened and the outcome will be
that the attentive observer will learn much that will in
huence him in the choice of home if has any desire
to locate in the Northwest From this point of view
there is business interest concerned that will lend
keenness and pquancy to the who shall take up the
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Valuable Indian ancestry.

A romance that has come down
through several centuries has recently
developed as the result of the Dawes
Commission awarding allotments Oh
valuable land to two st. Louis young
women, the Misses Jessie Mae and
Blanche Hall.
1t was necessary in the cases OF the
Misses Hall to trace their ancestry un-
mistakably to an Indian parent. The
romance that has developed began
when their great-great-g grandfather
came to America as French voyageur.
Thomas Condray was a member of a
wealthy, aristocratic French family
His health failed early in life and the
trip to America was advised by phys1-
clans and finally agreed to by the
alarmed parents. He came with the
view of returning to France after a few
months, but a beautiful Cherokee maid
en- interrupted his plans He paid court
to her, married and ever afterward
lived in America with his Indian wife
and children. Through Florida he had
drifted into Georgia, and there met the
Cherokee girl, whose blood still courses
sufficiently in the veins of these two
st. Louis young women to entitle them
to equal rights with the full-blood
tribesmen of to-day.
The ancestry was traced directly by
the Dawes Commission, and upon their
investigation of the alleged rights of
the Misses Hall was established their
title to the land. They have 800 acres
of as valuable land as is included in the
domain of the five tribes. The young
women are but one-sixteenth Indian
blood-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
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Il Woman's Time Schedule.

An article published yesterday in this
column under the title Wants a
Woman's Schedule" has led one Of the
leading educators Of the city to ad-
dress to the railroad company the fol-
lowing letter:
United Railroads Of San Francisco:
Gentlemen: Inclosed herewith is a
clipping from to-day's Call. picturing
the woes Of a Castro-street car con-
ductor and pleading for a womans
time schedule. A 'wOman's time sched-
ule' is a timely topic for your company
to consider. You claim that you run
on Market street during the hour from
to all the cars the tracks will ac-
commodate. How about the hour from
to 5, when the cars are crowded with
women coming home from shopping?
During that interval you do not run as
many cars as you run from TO S. Even
If you cannot take care of the traffic
from to 6. why not relieve the conges-
ton from 4 to s? The same query ap-
plies to Sundays and TO certain hours
Of the evening-say 10 to IL.
And the road-bed. 1t is torture to
ride on a CastrO-street car between Va
lencia street and Seventeenth, on ac-
count of the humping at every joint Of
the rails. 1t has been so for a long
time. What hope for Improvement
does your company hold out to its pa
irons in that neighborhOod?
You go to the trouble and expense
Of publishing paper for distribution
on the cars, in order to reach the eyes
and ears Of your patrons. Why not
try to reach their hearts? Good service
is all that will acquire their good will
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MEN anazMAdTERS IN
THE F0R9zy lie WORLD

Ian Maclarenl and give us again your
rogues and thieves
Miss Kate Douglas Wiggin was one
Of several American literary folk who
attended the unVeiling of the Robert
Louis Stevenson memorial by Lord
Rosebery in st. Giles Cathedral, Ed
inburgh, last week. which proved one
of the most interesting literary events
of the year. The memorial is, of
course, the work of August ST. Gau-
dens, the American sculptor, and was
subscribed to quite extensively in the
United States. In the course of his
address Lord Rosebery said that Stew
enson's truest memorial would be in
the number of those whom the speak
er described as "the readers and almost
idolaters of his works"
HAYDEN CHURCH.
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few days since of this city, driven to the
last extremity of desperate illness pleaded vagrancy
that she might be sentenced the County Jail and there
receive mnistraton that had been denied to her in the
City and County Hospital The unfortunates request for
imprisonment granted by Police Judge and the
people of San Francisco accept her humilating
object lesson of the inability of the municipality per-
form of the primary duties of its organization.
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The Legislature of Louisiana has decreed that all
poorooms, the most dangerous and nsdious corrupers
of American YOUTH close within the borders of the
State We have similar law of our own but no one
reasonably awake in San Francisco would suspect
it Louisiana will probably find have that the
gamblers strong enough and persistent enough in
pursuit of their igoten gains rise superior to laws
and those chosen to enforce them
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THE EYE sToNE-Subscriber. city
What is known as the eye stone is
taken from a species Of small shell fish
found principally on the South Ameri-
can coast 1t is the mouthpiece or
front door. so to speak, Of the shell
and is shaped with a convex surface
on one side and is nat on the other
Humboldt, the great traveller. found
this little stone used by the South
Americans to remove foreign sub
stances from the eye. 1t is still col
lected and exported for that purpose.
When put under the lid of the eye the
stone is moved by the motion 0f the
eyeball and little particles which It
touches adhere to it and may be re-
moved with it.
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Coroners jury rising in its wisdom to the considera
ton of problem important to the communty has de-
cded that blame for the horrifvner death
of aged, paralytc patient who was recently tramned
to death by lunatc inmate of the City and County
Hospitals If the logic of this jury would not permit of
censure the marvel is why somebody was not COM
mended for the tragedy. Surely serious blame must
attach to some one for such incident in public in
sttution.
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has been declared in London upon the tea
cigarette particularly refined and dangerous disspa
ton that fashionable of the great metropolis have
discovered and adopted While the evil was confined to
discoveers and patronesses great harm was being
done but its publication offers temptation to
worthy whose lives have capacities for greater
and better things
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community.

The emssary of Uncle Sam to Abyssinia carried with
him on his mission of peace and good will treaty of
commerce and two small rapd-fre guns It is well
perhaps teach the black man that trade and
make their progress to hand in hand
Either without the other fail. We show uncon
ventiona candor in admitting this startling fact OF
twentieth century civilization our new found friend
of Africa He will be able understand our actions
later
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AnSTuerS to Queries.

GOLDENSON = Subscriber. City.
Alexander Goldenson shot and killed
Mamie Kelly November 10. 1886; was
found guilty March %, 1887, and was
hanged September IA, 1888.
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AGE OF BIRDS-Subscriber City. It
is the opinion of writer's on bird life
that the swan, the raven. the crow and
the eagle attain the age Of 100 years,
and that parrots live to the age Of IS.
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ARROWROnT-Snhscrihar -

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. City. Ar
rowroOt, the name of a plant from
which is produced an article OF COM
Derce Of that name, grows IN the West
Indies, and was considered as a specific
for wounds caused by poisoned arrows,
hence it's name.
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MILITARY TRACT-A NJ, City
The tract of land in San Luis Obispo
County which the War Department
may acquire for military purposes and
known as the Henry ranch contains
22,265 acres. 1t is situated seven miles
from the ocean and lies between Tenn
pleton and Santa Margarita.
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SETTING ON FIRE-A. s., wrights
Station, Cal. In the ordinary accepta-
tion Of the phrase ITO set the Thames
on fire. means ''to cut a figure in the
world or ''to become distinguished for
ability" 1t is sometimes used as a term
of derision. The origin Of the phrase is
probably from a corruption of the old
English word tense, a sieve or bOlter-
the suggestion being that very dill
gent and energetic workman might by
his rapid work overhead the woodUwr<
of the bolter and so set II on fire. To
'set the tense on fire. to the modern
phrase ''to set the Thames on fire" was
an easy transition.
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HOLIDAYS. B., Alameda, Cal.
There are no national holidays IN the
United States. Congress has never de-
clared any day a national holiday. II
has, however, declared Labor day a
legal holiday in the District OF Colum-
bia only. 1t has on different occasions
appointed special holidays.
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Special information supplied daily 20
business houses and public men BY the
fress Clipping Bureau (Allen 81. $50 Cal
irornia street Telephone Main 1043-
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Townsend's California Glace fruits IN
artistic ire-etched boxes. 715 Market ST.
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SAVE YOUR FALLING TEETH!
The Royalton,

The Royalton,
a. West 43d St, New York
KINDLY send me ($1 encloseD another
bottle Vir-Denta No. .. This medicine is
certainly wonderful! In fact, the only
thing that helps my loosened teeth and
shrinking gums" Sincerely.
Unionport, Westchester. y. Y.
My gums liberated bleeding and sore,
my teeth so loose from "Riggs'S Disease
that 1 eouiG extract them with my fingers
/ was advised 20 use Vir-Denta No. =, with
the blessed result that my gums were soon
HEALED and my teeth again FIRM. Re
fer to me. MTs. Emma L. Brown,
18th St. near Avenue c.
81. at druggists. 115 Fulton St, y. T..
or by MAIL from the HERBAL LABORA-
TORY, 100 Court St, Newark. n. ].
u DRUGGISTS, See page 56s, Critten-
ton Co. Catalogue, 130t-5.
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CUTLERY AND HARDWARE.

Cutlery Of every description on hand.
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USEFUL MAN.-wax floors, eisahins
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Dinner COOK by October / in business
house in. New-York; now employed at
Ithaneu House Mrs. GARDNER. Landing.
n. j.
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HAIR mattresses renovated by steam.
ticking ard hair furnished at COST
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LArNDRIIEs.

near 9les,11sltlGA,' ls,1slGA, I33 Eagt ES15----
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PRINTING.

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that defy detection. 81 55 ]. 600; general
commercial printing: moderate prices.
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

---~->-~----~--.~~-------
OLD JEWELRY and duplicate wedding
presents at the assay office OF 5. p.
HOWARD, 10 John-st-
ANY ARTICLE containing Old Cold. ST.
yer or Platinum bought Highest prices
paid. BALCk. 2t6 East 59th-st
WORKOUT GOLD AND SILVER bought
by r. LONGMAN's SONS. golG and sil-
Yer rehners. JChn-st
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS
Sezzzss--a Established 1890
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HI A fine assortment OF
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ZOE SALE

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