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New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
OTHER MARkgTs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chica2o. Aug ~ f' f'ATTLE-R Receints. 2l.OG0 Mar
i sieadY Tor h's 9tsSTe weak 70 InC lover Common
81 Goa - %; bulls. S2l$4 S2G$T stocks mi
,ced"rs - f"if$4 ~ HOS--PCceipts. 2jnO0 Market
Tor hest steaa to strong others 'iow Choice to PRIME
heavy 50 3d0&i 40 medium Co0i heavy i01$G o5.
butcao- w,iEhts Sc 49aSG 30 choice heavy
rxed. 81 ioasG - packing. 2G pigs 81 COd5
81 20 ST{-EPltr~cipt= 22p0O: steaLv: sheen
81 .3G 81 so; y~arn@-. s1TSi ~: lambs SiiTsS
Cincinnati. Aig ~ Hogs higher steady: butchers
m, shippcr 81 43QSi ~: cor~"7 - 3hdSG 10 CAT
TIE steady ta 70 good shpocrs 81 4OG$ 81 -: N
81 JC0Ss -
Kansas Cf,y 22.- ATT r etpts, eco in
Guiding 2500 Southerns Fed strong oyher cattle
10 lower choice export ana dressed
s. TOQsG 10 good Sass 20 Western steers
asa stockers ard feeders So 90 CO.. Southern sters.
81 T0IS4 Southern cows. $2GS3 % native cows S2GSt
nativc hters 50 GnG$5; bulls S2GS3 -: calves SSSG ~
IiOGG-ReceIpts 1lnfN Marka; 5TlOc lower: tor.
bulk of sales so la@$i $o heayy $iaSd go packers.
lOdSG 20 PIGS ana lights. s. tJf($t ~. SHEEP -RA-
ccipts GG0 Market steady, LANES. SGVS7 go.
nntive sheep and yeanss. e. - -s 80. Western year
lings $5 5O$5 10 Wtseru clipped sheep So $685. %.
stnsbcrs and feeders. So I5d15 80
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

a sr Ss srSp Months ar sSm4Va S
at 100 q ea aas 100 a at sac SEQ st
ssnlesr AZ sse: Loo October aei.e october
SEED oil was nue, ana unchanged Refined petroleum is
TRoLETM standard whis, IBIS 7coc; ouik isCc. rhii-
30 ldr. se tSlk s4ee; refined cases New fSEs'
9soc bulk aGo: Philadelphia 065e: blk, 445c: water
CoTToNsEED oii--Prne crude. ; mills MS rexss.
sas M asS SSnsl E gr% @ sslr yellow g
@ 5sc; Xoysthsr 9ola dS0sc pecemb6r sC9Olse: Janu-
out-oftown J7a3sc; Calcutta raw Csc LARD on.
PRoVIsIONs-The provision market was quiet all day.
sa p 0 dgsS aT and s ans tbSs @ about
hogs estimated for Thursday IL Oo6 Kansas Cy 10 eS
Omaha Omaha loOoO and the entire West. 52OcO. roRK@
5ea hof co9 9go'd sss slsgE9 o Smy SIS 5Ogsi9
@s ess I s 5osS p e9f ne i PsSset sss0 extra india
SSse: $50 n s'c 40 h. o'c i4o D. S%e; pigs SSsGi
sglss % f. l2e 2 H. i'se: l i h. lie qas PiekIed
@ nGdsTs S5s,dS n0min9 nj 1 quoted S%se PicIed hams
SGnnsFy STime os SgSs ARPogie o Quoted; Made West
i9sa q5d stea1y Qaoted south America ics: Continent
@ % CoPo%aa opoed q9t 6s 4sSted 0e ey 6 ar
nI!c;L:-s9uheEn markets are SIN firm. owing the
ToSg ToSS c COW" % S some nr mills as resag Of scarcity Of
cSSnse We oo, mo loe9 market ruled seGgS ana % Sn
onq heads ig4isc choice heads 4sQ4 fancy heads
g!Sse; Pa.na 5leG5+ao: Java. 45a954se RangOOn. in
sCGARA enOdly business was closed IN refined sugar.
With the et hrm and higher prices expected
Ihe following arc list prices subject rebate Of 10
points crd discount Of cent for cash in days:
nt !p3t 56Oc; crushed. Coo mould A. 525c; cubes.
Sldc; N&XN powdered 5.n5c: powdered pow
deFed and fruit powdered &c. Eagle confectioncrs
IseS Ice Eagle coarse and fine granulaed SC;
ia ale 2oS cartons fine 2b bags fine and 5-lb bags Nne
t1SOS %sGnfeconers % a; 475c No !, 465c; No Q 45Oe:
4G2Sc: GS: 10 $ 4@oc; No 415c No TO- : lO:I No IL
market for lrmer but not quotably
hae 10 be o bs was & and generally erected 9TH that s r.
lOe basis. e5 degrees test equal 395c, duty paid
DUTY paid rates were quoted follows: Centrifugal e6
test lGe auseovado so test 7lGc; mOIasses sugar
80 test 3-1Gc The Londcn market for higher
and firm at the August quoted Sd
September NJ s pad The reports rning position
of sugar at the Atlantic t during the week
MEETINGS we're $4,000 tons. against 1000 the week be
tore ana $4,000 last Receipts week amounted
TO 2225 tons COMPARED With 4233 week before and
S4S ast year The total stock at the ports is 2iSssO
TONS against 2I G64 weak and 19SO32 last year
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

COTrON-The cotton market considerably less
tive to-day and fluctuations irregular
with the close barely steady unchanged prices de-
cline Of points Sales for the day were estimated at
2JOO0O bales. Tho opening steady advance Of
ig4 points and prices sold up gain about 5g7
points during the early session
Wall Street bull support which encouraged higher
cables rather less favorable crop from Texas and
some Southern advces claiming better demand for
cotton from the Continent October sold 15c Decem
Der 8 24c and January bulge which
resented a - 2IG20
level OF the week. though Of the
locals considered this sufficient time
being AT any rate offerings increased the bulge
Recent buyers a reHction
doubling the short side there renewal press
ure from OF the larger bears and there
selling by bear operators profits
waiting for chance fresh lines higher
The market eased off under this selling the
decline was checked by renewed covering at loss Of
about 3f5 points fluctuations irregular
with the close within Of points
active months Southern markets generally
unchanged. There number Of wires
planning Of conditions in Texas. result Of much
moisture, but few complaints received from
Eastern belt quite heavy.
The local to-day
was as IL
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August o. 1906
CoFFEE-The coffee market comparatively quiet
Today and showed little change in price The opening
steady. and the market closed steady,
changed POINTS lower having lost partial poiE:s
during the session. Sales reported Of
hags. The opening was better than due on the
European cable dispatches which indicated only
declines IN the European markets as compared with the
Shsrp break which occurred local market
previous day At the hour OF the local opening
was only partial !. franc lower, and Hamburg
changed = pfg lower. IavTe closed without further
change. and Hamburg closed a decline A@h
pfg Primary markets acted rather unsettled. Rio was
nominal and Santos declined 80 reis with the OF
Brazilian exchange 132d higher Receipts continued lib
eral at ali points reaching $1,000 bags at the ports
against $1,000 There ruInors
regarding valorzaoa and II be considered
os the markets depends small
situation. According advices published yesterday rep
goeions for the loan are proceeding favoraby This
confirmed by advioes local. interests
but made little apparent impression the market which
showing disposition
coffee owing the fine liberal
The marker for spot coffee quiet with quotations
the basis OF sac for Rio No Z.
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
as foloWs
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
Bowling Green Trust Co.,
% rSOADWAY. NEW YORK.

20 bsS0ADWAY, NEW YORK.
Capital, Sl,C30,0G0. Surplus, S3,O00,OOO
OFFICERS:
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR lst Vice-President
CHAS. F. ARMSTRONG "a Vice-President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V.-Pres g. Treas.
WILLIAM NJ LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles P. Armstrong, Myron 7. Herrick,
Frank Brainard, Edward T. Jeffery,
Harry Bronner, William NJ. Laws
Robert c. Clowry, VIM. Willis Merrill,
Edmund G. Converse, Winslow S. Pierce,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Dick S. Ramsay,
Grenville NJ. Dodge, Frederick B. Schencls,
A. Goepel, Andrew Squire,
Edwin Gould, William H. Taylor,
Frank j. Gould, Edward R. Thomas,
George j. Gould, John P. Truesdell,
John A. Hilton, E.. F. c. Young.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Ilvcrpool Aug ae--closlng;; WHEAT. SCOT steady;
Western winter - f0Atd futures steady sep
tenlb-r. c. 2t,d; DHecmbes ds 4d. CORN spoJ finn;
American inixel new Is Tlsd: American mixed. old,
futures sendy september 4s Tss al; December
Grd January new, IS s1Sd. rEAs Canadian steady
.6d Flour 81 Louis fancy winter steady. S. HOPS.
IN london ,racine COAST firm ~ a. a. losHit Has BEEF
western 0Os HAMS shor; - 20 10 10. quiet. 5ss
BACON quiet; Cumberland cut 2d 10 ID. sos. shO :
rio rs 10 - 10 SOS: long clear niddes light 70 "a
~ 53s; long clear mddss heavy ~ 70 80 n: 80. G
clear backs IL TO 20 70. iss dd clear bellies
IL NJ a5s Gd SHOULDERS square, II 20 - n, dull
Gl, LARD quiet: prime Western IN tiegces AS %
American refined IN pals. AS. BUTTER steady: finest
United states a3s good United states. S5s- CHEESE p
American finest white. h9s, American finest
ored 1os "a TAt1IoW prime city, Arm. 26s- TCRPEN-
TINE. spirits steady. as Gd ROSlN-COmmOn steady.
quiet. 2le.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

The local spot cotton market quiet and unchanged;
sales for consumption 300 bales Southern markets
s a 3 bales bs New New Orleans
9Kc. ST Louis dull unchanged at 1Oc Galveston frm
unchanged At 9Esc: sales 1888 bales Mobile dull
sales 72O bales Norfolk steady unchanged 9%c;
quiet unchaneed % es s bales al O'
FLOUR AND AfEAI1@The market for -four was quiet
and without feature saes consisted Of small mis-
ceanous lots and were not worth mention Prices re
quoted ar to good S 55asS IS choice to fancy s. so
s 90 bTand sE seady n qu6te 6t5s
"he ana yellow ~ OqSl -; coarse 81 lOSl Il FEED
SIS 10 standard nIddling: si6 g. 100 ib sacks
1 B 1 sl9 - sqs ss S %HS% 80 6 s s 8 e %
GRAIN-wHEAT~A change in sentimen, regarding
late today The market started cut cut firm and higher
had been less injured by recent heat.
however Of exceptionally Gne quality dispelied tha
rumors Of crop damage and prices gradually eased off
under the previous night Various private crop FepGr
the theory that wheat had received eIius damage
started out rm higher sold of rather sharply
IN the day Stocks at that point have decreased SIS COO
% favor the bear side and at showed ~ marks
The I4veqpoo market showed sSisd decline but was
TaGso"nf oaGs %se c9fses eefa OF o6 bish against e o
nent from the seaboard ssgregatng bush
Argentine failed 20 have much effect Broomha came
The cash market New York closed follows No
red T5as eleDaor ana o o2 E6e 2oa5 No S0PhsI P1a
CORN-This market started with ad-
vance ana good support the idea that the crop
In Kansas Nebraska suffering from heat and n
lack OF holding steady most Of the forenoon
gave way sharply reports tnat cooler weather ana
uossif,lY rain would along day lnCreas-
( ing country acceptances and wheat also
had ar effect The Liverpool market closed "a 9sd
hi CHE hut business reported In
teor receipts $4,000 bush against 7l3G00
hush tho nrevous year. while seaboard clearaEces were
600 bush The cash market IN New York closed as
follows: No elevator JT7sc h ahOat
10 white G2c and No yellow: dc b aaoat
OATS-The for was fairly steady all day.
with commission moderate buyers and offerings
light The cash New York was steady, clos
inc as follows by sample basis. old and
Mixed Ib 3Gc: natural white 70 20 p fo 56 a
a7isc. ciipped white 36 - II 4di5142i=c RYE
Mnrl,et noL,inal. Nol2 Western. &c New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

liberal day. and easy n-""s continue to rule We
~ fe +lH"'Ac- Re eint@ ~ hay straw n tons re
portcl ot tho r":5" yrhanr" ~ noon to-day: Fudso7
River f"ito9S. 3'0: Iernsvlvana. Yahirh VoVCy
80. Gent ~ qf NP| Jersnv boat rop
GS; total S7S tons. 53s1 tons last week ~
les, ,e'k 80 tons Expors of hay in hates for week:
20. Cuta. Ga3 Prosrcso 237 Porto Rico "a TernIuia
40; various. 20 total. c"n halos
To.clo Aag. 22-CI nvEEsrvD-Cash s. 10. oc.oh.r
s. 97l= December s. 271.. TIMOTHY. 81 % AIsIKE
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
TO-DAY's TINE TABLE.
STEAMER GRApiD REPUBLIC
Daylight ss ssa.s,ia' H5'S' Longg Island Sound

A0nEl u liHt. Chaplin VS. Pier o. y r. ss ioeo: 4, Z
22d st. 1915 A. ~. due New London 5.lj p NJ. con-
Meeting there for Norwich Fishers Island. Watch Hill
Exc returning next night; eoOd
ret by rail day. y Y. 11:GO r. NJ. SO so
NrW usVCs Iiss Rich. Peck. week DAYS Tvs
EtT hasea 1--we. Pier 90 f r. 2:45: Pier 10 E r.
f. +. I'D ST 300 p NJ return. Tvs. New Haven 124J
night. sundays also Labor Day leave Pier 20 +. r.
Y:31 \. y. I'D ST .N NJ return due
York 2 ". week DAYS eoUd
days. Tkts. 81
GbIDGFPGnT LINE Meek DAYS, s,ls I've I've pieT 20 E r
P M An boat lvs. y, E, 22d St $50 tsa;s. 2:3D-
Ret I've Br.CSepOIt S:Ou A NJ 12;UO night Except
Sats9 suns; I've Pter q, Z 4 $50 f. E pa St. so
i. NJ; I've Bridgeport \ NJ 1900 night
20 cents each Nnl gong by by rail, sizes
CHARMING NIGHT TIIPS by steamers of the Fall
Ri~er Trovil".cc Sew Bedford lines Descriptive
folder on apqa Address Daylight Trips r -. Box
A.. %ew !,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
NEW YORK PRICES.

MErAI.s-TIN-The London market was firm and
higher with Apt closing flS5 and futures at flS3 las
Cd Locally te uet. and showed an easier
tendency under ylriiy larger offerings ana slack de
Buyers offered 4l bu no sales were reported al
figure md holders asking 4l.i3c. cop
PIc was unchang the local market with lake quced
a. 75r elertTokti and
'rhc London market Shade lower with pot quoted
f fs5 IS Cd and futures ~. LEAD Unchanged
= 7sc in market. but advanced Is I'd 10 M
as "a in London EPELTEE was unchanged in both
~ IN london ard II C46 lpc locally
IRON was II the Engiisi! market with stendIrd
ard Cleveland warrants 53s Cd
io|.iy the market firm ard unchanged No
fo1ndrv Northern quoted at So 1H4%20 No foundry
NoytT.rn al sI9 .01s30 and NJ = foundry Southern
So 2Tds9 n market for zig iron certificates
firof,rs J-ychance practically unchanged
,r,ces There was sae Of 100 October regulars
si- x STANDARD foundry quoted follows: August
500: serfenbe. SIS 2HQSl9 October SIS 2S9$ls 30 No
,-cp1oer' sI7 g0aSIS December. Sl7 iad$lS
NOT,A SSFs AND SYRUPS-TTading in molasses All
s.rrIns was rather SOW. Incident 10 the warm
weather hti offerings large ana the ruled
stead with prices without important alteration. Quota
ton foIIo,. MOIASSES-NeN Orleans centrifugal
common 1916 fair. 161lsc GOOD lsa2oc: prime. 209
os,,. %cv, orleans opcn kettle 30I3sc SNRIPS-t0ni-
mon i4i5c fair l5al7c good iSG2oc. prime. 22G2lc;
:ancy 20m2sc. -,
speculative delns and light ofeiinss Late in the
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
City Hotels.
Surrogates Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner C Thomas, Surrogate OF the County Of New
notice Is hereUY given to all persons having claim
against Anderson Fowies. late Of the County OF New
YORK deceased TO present the same with vouchers
&c the subscribers at thel! place of tTanacng
The office OF Richard b. Kelly No 40 Broadwny in
the Borough Of Manhattan In tn, City OF New Yori m
before the tenth day Of octobe- next.
Dated New York the Jwenty-seventh day OF March
1906 '
EMILY FOWLER
ARTHUR A FOWLER, fExecutor4
ROBERT H. FOWLER,
RICHARD B, KELLY. Attorney FOR Executors 40
Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abnsr C. Thomas. surrosate Of the County OF New
York. notice hereby given TO all persons having claims
against ARA Z. Peck. late II the County OF New YORK
deceased present the with thereof to
subscribers place transactins bustnesS
the office OF Thompson Vanderpoei Freedman Attor-
neys. John j. Freedman Co nsel. at No . Wall Street
in the city OF New York. Berough OF Manhattan ON Of
before the first day OF October next.
Dated Nss York. the twenty-eghth day OF March
1906.
JOHN A. PECK
WILLIAM II. Peer.
- Executors
THOMPSON vANDERPoEI. & FREEDMAN Attorney,
JOHN J. FREEDMAN. Counsel Wall Street New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

HAY AND sTRAw-IIAY-The market continues
crtahy steady recent prizes business is light large
buyers evidently waiting the indicated free
of New has obtained quite established position
prices being paid foT well cured selections.
some OF the accounts Imply that have a more
even run OF good grade the crop than
customary. STRAW-DellvOIles by liver boats weEe
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN And FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors tOvePnesse
70 Colleges. Schools and families Apply 10
Mrs H. J. YOUNG-FULTON, % Union square.
a ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Tns
"A Tribune received their GgtowI Office, No 1854
itioadway betwee 21th until ocOcs
Advertisements received the following branch office.
regular Office until O'Clock p viz; "a s,H
avs cor 23> St ass 9th ave. cor l2th ST s2 Eas
18th 80 %et; 43d st. between 5th and eth
West I25th I'll J6tE and gfrh
sts; iC21 Sd 6iSt Hos 1st s9f
81: lj1 fSith GO 90 Vays
near sist 81: :54 ?d 2tO Rleeekar
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

yIsHE BERLITZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES
II Madison square (lls2 Broadway
Harlem Branch. LcnON Ave. y. Z Corner Hsc-u q,
BrOOklyn; - Scheuer TytlIlFrr--
SCHOOLS OPEN ALL SUMNER
IyINDERGARTES and Primary TEalnng-Fr-e scnoIAr-
in shtps mltedl College preparatory Teachers Acade-
mic n y FTosheI Normal 50 W SdIh Dr. EARLE. gsl.
FOWLER & wElIS co. rhrenaInyist~ Est 1858
ESaminationS daily l0-t e y go Slreet.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

For Boys ana Young Men-cOunsry.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
RYE SEMINARY For as.t..s Rsss.ss'aE'
Mrs s j. LIFE. The N,Isses STONNE Eys- NeM vn-lS

NYORAvIAN SEMINARY for Girls Bethlehem. Pa
4N1 Founded 154S ljIth year opens Sept. 18th
dress J. MAX HARE. d. D. Principal
1--WE Misses Metcalfs BoaIdius and Day School Cor
Girls TarTytown. y. Y College preparation Fhys!-
cal Culture Tennis Basket Ball Reopens sept 18Th
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
Instruction.

GOINs SCHOOL:
to- information about the xnd OF scH'o
Hisn grade aisanfaS-s
SCHOOL. AGENCY. slE PARK Row. Nv forx y l.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
BAHRAa9 SCHOOL Fox GIals

CULLEtlk PREPARATORY. slA West ItNtu =
kindergarten. Primary and Ufuammar Isl Convent Ave-
FirH NEAR BEGINS sEPE. eGlH- GArAlot.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

s01 West estn It, Cor. Ncst y a.. Nye
(EJrrcEly "a W. Sltn and @,S w 41l1 -,
2sth bcsins Oct lst- sn8tViisa' s-.trnr' on
an colleges 50 Euiuu ss--T ipi xt- a.
der 10 Ssparate department flr Nca1 L.S
application
, 1906-04-19

his hat and shouting "Banzai!' Now
these beating huzzas which shook the
wharf and echoed among the masts
were for him. Women We're weeping
over him: men were grasping his hand.
He was bowling before the governors
carriage. n his prince was saying:
My brave fellow, you are needed at
the front. You shall go with the rank
of captain"
koto could only bow lower than ever
but he hung gray before them as he
pictured his helpless, aged parents, IN
cared for and alone.
For an ordinary draft he could have
arranged n substitute. but for this, no.
Here was at once promotion, honor, re-
ward. No one must know-uo one could
know-how unwelcome it was, and his
harassed soul stood wet on his forehead
as he bowed, smiling and serene. Amid
his torture he felt dimly that these
high honors We're not for him, but for
that other that came to him so impel-
lingly up there in his joy and held
him. yet was not him.
"He is not IN the list of the drafted,
your h%ighncss," he heard n voice.
Let him take command at once"
ordered the prince. You will &c as
captain" he assured Koto once more.
The noble prince of Japan had been
saved from n tragic fate, his rescuer
publicly rewarded. The wharf rang
again with cheers, the national hymn
of Japan pealed in weird, wild strains
from the threats of the stumpy, stolid
lines of Japanese school children, the
governors carriage proceeded on its
way, bells rang, ocean liners trumpet
ed, and Koto, awed by the majestic i'm
pulse that had seized him and set him
on his way, struggling with the ideals
which the training of his whole life
had emphasized, his duty to his par
ents and his duty to his country,
marched Mt the head of the japanese
troops. U.
He swung On to n car late that after
noon, excited and eager. Not since
leaving Japan had he come so close to
the heart OF his country. Was 1t the
American harbor, gay with his coun-
try's flag, that shook his soul? Was
1t his princes ship from Tokyo, gallant
, 1906-04-19
EaIIoc md Music.

The De Goncourts tell us, on the au-
thority of Theophile Gautier, that Bal
Zac abhorred music" Theo did, we
know. To him is generally attributed
the saying that music was the most TX
pcnsive noise of which he had cog
niZance. Balzac did not himself thor
ouglly understand 1t, but lie was deep
ly Interested in it. He treated it a.
most sympathetically. He got, so it is
said, Il learned German to help him to
deal with it deliberately, and not a 1T
tie pleased. it may be remembered, was
he with the result,
Had any writer of fiction before
Balzac evcr analysed any musical com
position will half the t~horoughness
with which in one of his shorter stories
Balzac analysed Robert lie Diable'
and all the method of Meyerbeer? And
Meyerbeer, IT is worth noting, was in
the Paris of Balzac's day, almost the
Wagner of that place and time. He
was an i%nnovator scarcely less dis
cussed.-London Academy.
, 1906-04-19
The Gall
by dNNd ALWARD EAMES
Copyright, 1905. bu Mcclure, Phillips & Co.

Ko,p had been on the wharf since
dawn. When the tug. plethoric and
important for the honor of bringing Off
his prince, had scuttled h~oarsely across
the channel and under the bows of the
Nlanchuria, mysterious, enchanting, her
red mouthed tunnels slanting to the
glisteniug blue, he had followed her
with straining eyes. When she bus
tied back with all her might, a founce
Of foam at her prov and her decks
cleaning war bulletins. an emotion
grew big within him and there was o
mist in his glance that swept the port
of Honolulu. stretching along the line
of curling swclls and up the sides of
the gay green mountain.
1t had all happened in what seemed
Il second of time. He had been tossing
banzais from his perch on a tier of
sacked sugar as the tug came along
side, and his prince was transferred to
the governors shining carriage. the
music. the flag bearing school children.
the ship and his prince tingling through
his blood in happy, chilly ripplcs. Then
Il fireworks bomb had exploded under
the governors horses.
h e~inpcror's call for troops on the
waving war bulletins. the heartrend-
ing vision Of Japan which the occasion
evoked-Japan. rainbow hued, flower
scented. wan in the gloom of dcsper-
ate conflict, the careworn figure of his
prince, fresh from the thick of the fight
for this embassy, upright and undaunt-
ed in the lurching victoria-fused in his
consciousness with the smoke of the
exploding bomb.
Through his eXaltation there pierced
a lightning fash of impelling
and he shot Owe the gay kimonos, the
lean Americans, the dusky natives. to
the center of the widening circle and
dropped at the horses heads.
The national hymn of Japan choked
in Il jangle of discords as the runaway
horses shook the dark. sincwy body in
the a~ffrishted faces of the crowd. Their
spent with the pain of the saw
ing weight un their bits.
Five minutes before he had been only
one of hundreds on the wharf waving
, 1906-04-19
Inventors of Old.

Mere invention was regarded as
somewhat vulgar in ancient times.
Archimedes made little of his mechan'
ical inventions. They were only the
nmusemcnts of geometry. he said. and
only at the behest of his sovereign did
he consent TO give practical expression
to the many wonderful schemes with
which his brain teemed. And when
EudoYus and Archytas took seriously
to mechanics they We're denounced by
Plato as corruptine and debaslhg the
excellence OF geometry, by making her
descend from intellectual TO corporal
things. The inventor wa long there
after despised by the philosophers,
and mechanics regarded simply as q
brapch of military art.
, 1906-04-19

The Gig Store sells Ponds Extract
soap. Every lady in Cody should Try
tbs wond, rtul soap.
Drop a postal to the Fisher Laun
Try and your work will be called for
and delivered. stiff
Ladies shirS waists always look
best when done ut the Steam Laun-
dry. 4l-tf