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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Sept. l2-The wheat market
opened featureless today and prices were close
to the final quotations of yesterday. The
strong upward tendency OF the oats market
together with smaller marketings in the North
west. soon caused strong feeling, and prices
advanced until the price Of the December op-
tion was % @1ac above the opening. On the
bulge there much selling for profits and
some covering by sshorts There was no i'm
provenent in export demand and cables were
not encouraging Under these influences prices
declined and the final quotation Was only Nc
above the close Of yesterday December wheat
opened at 71Z arc, sold between Tx %@7IZ
and 72A @72%c and closed hrm 1sc higher at
TIC.
The corn market was strong, partly in SYM
pathy with wheat and also because OF the
firm prices for cash corn. December closed
q a Nc up at 42hG42ac-
The oats market was strong all day, at one
time selling up NC with the December option
at 32tc- The December option opened at size,
sold between 317sc and 325sc, and closed H@Mc
above the FINAL quotation OF yesterday
The provisions market was weak early in the
day on general selling. Later however all OF
the advance was recovered on buying based
largely on a sc advance In the price of live
hogs. Heavy buying of lard by a prominent
bear was feature of the market. January
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE market opened
to points down, with trading light There
was bear raid the market on the call by
the leading Wall-street broker, and most of 1t
was put down to him. The trade seems to size
him up as having got short OF the market
the market is left without any bulls This is
the sustaining feature, no doubt, just now. There
seems TO be a good demand for spots around
present price, with the South showing more
disposition to hold for higher prices Every one
is short of cotton around present prices and
brokers look for traders market.
The New York Commercial says: The mar
ket yesterday had hardly recovered from the
reports Of the day before. The condition report
was advertised as bullish, but for some reason
or other the bulls did not seem willing to buy
very heavily. There a manifest disposition
on the part of the professionals who bought be-
tween reports Monday TO wait for the public
to come In and take their long cotton of their
hands and in spite of the fact that the move
ment is not what it should be. IL there is to
be a 13, ,000. 900 bale crop, the public showed
no anxiety to rush in and buy.
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Prunes. Peaches and Pears continue to point
upward. The local situation is strong in sym
pathy, with growers making concessions In
anything.
FRUITS-Apricots. 14h@1ec per ID; Evap-
SIC; Peaches 10@121zc; Pears. SA012he:
Nectarinss White and Red. 10Q1o1ac; Figs.
Plumss 71f@sISc: Prunes. 2G21ses 4si1e basis basis
for future delivery, with a premium for the
large sizes.
RAISINS-1e06 crop-Seeded. 41S66c; Loose
Muscatels, 4c. 41ac and Sc for 2 and 4
crown respectively; seedless. 31ac: Seedless
Sultanas. 4c: Thompson Seedless, sc for un-
bleached and SG11c for bleached; Imperial
clusters, 6-crown, 81 80; Dehesa clusters s.
crown, 81; fancy clusters; 4-crown, 81. so; Lon
90c.
NuTS-1906 crop-Almonds. Nonpareils, 17hc;
J; <. L., lee: Ne Plus Ultra. 15@155c; brakes.
131ac; Languedocs, 15c, and Golden State 121se
per h. Walnuts-Soft-shell. lie for No. l and
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The situation in Potatoes remained exactiy
the same as stated In the last report Sup
plies were ample for all needs and there was
healthy demand for desirable stock at pre-
vtous prices. Onions, too. were unchanged,
being plentiful and weak, with trade quiet
There were several changes in vegetables,
Beans and Corn being higher, while Cucumbers
and Okra were easier Tomatoes were abun-
dant and easy, with large lines being turned
over to the Gamers, who were paying 2Oc Tor
fresh and 10015c per box for old stock
POTATOES-Per ctl: River Whites, I5c@
81 10; Salinas Burbanks, $1.25 SO; Sweet Po-
ONIoNSNYellow per ctl, 60@75c.
vEGETABLES-Green Corn crates. $1@1.50;
sacks, $1Ql.50; String Beans 31a @5c per 10;
Wax Beans 36l4c per lb Lima Beans, SIG
4c per lb; Tomatoes, 20940c per box; Cueum-
bers, 40@60c per box; Summer Squash, 25@4oc
per box; Garlic. 215@3c per lb; Cabbage. SOC
per ctl; Caulinower, soc per dozen; Carrots, 6oe
per sack; Turnps, 60c per sack: Green Okra.
40@6oc per box; Egg Plant. 35@5oc per box;
Green Peppers 25@40c per box.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKET.

New York Stocks higher Cotton lower.
Call Money, 311@61z per cent
Mining Stocks generally lower. Sugar shares firm
Silver and Exchange rates undisturbed.
Wheat futures frmer and Barley futures lower.
Oats Corn, Beans, Hay and Feedstuffs unchanged
Dried Fruits and Raisins very firm all the country.
Potatoes Onions and Vegetables in ample supply.
Poultry in large receipt, but firm
Eggs advance zc Butter much steadier Cheese higher
Fruit market well supplied and featureless.
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Hay and Feedstufrs.

1t was a scattered Hay market yesterday
morning. The run out at separated
points, and 1t was impossible to get buyers to-
gether in one body. which operated against bust
ness. The retailers were eager for strictly
choice, but were indisposed to consider the lower
grades The receipts were 917 tons, including
80 cars. Prices remained before. There was
nothing new in Feedstuffs.
BRAN-$1S@19 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$26Q295 50 per ton
SHORTs-S1S 5o@19, 80 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, S23@24;
Mixed Feed, S23@24; Ofcake Meal in 5-ton lots.
$37 50 jobbing. $3s per ton; Cocoanut Cake
meal at mills. s23 In 10 and s23. so in ton
lots; jobbing, S24; Corn Meal. $3.50; Cracked
Corn, $50; Horse Beans, nominal; Broom Corn
Feed. 90c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal, carload lots,
$3.50; jobbing, $50 per ton; Mealfalfa, $3.50
In car lots and $50 In smaller quantities.
HAY-Choice Wheat. SIC. 6.50@17 per ton;
good Wheat S15@16 other grades Wheat,
$12@14; Wheat and Oat. S12@15; Tame Oat.
S10@15; Wild Oat, s9@12; Alfalfa, $sG11;
stock, $7QS per ton.
STRAW-40a60c per bale
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California
Limifed
To oChicago 5Days
Leaves daily at go a. N.
With Diners and Sleeperk

1880 AMIFor Stockton, Mercsd (dirsct
lconnection for Yosemite VAL
ley), Fresno, Hanford, Visa
liza, Bakersfield aud Inter-
$500 Pm. mediate points
$50 A. M.-Caltfornia Limited. . days
to Chicago. Leaves every day. Direct
connection to Grand Canyon
$3.50 A. M-Valley Limited Tor Stockton.
Merced (dircct connection with To-
semitic Valley). Fresno. Hanford, W.
salia. Bakersfield and points on Sier-
ra Railway
10:55 AM-For Stockton. Riversbank
Oakdale and points on Sierra Railway
$500 p. M.-For Stockton. Fresno and
intermediate points
500 p. M-Overland Express for Den
yer. Kansas City. Chicago and Grand
Ta1nfE9an3.;r TTaa1fEa3.r oEErcEs-Far~v h,,,,s,
San Francisco; 1112 Broadway. Fortietk
St, and San Pablo ave-. Oakland; Uni-
versity ave- and West St. Berkeley
NOTE--Yosemite Valley r. r trains
leave Merced for Yosemite Valley az
$50 A. NJ. and $500 p NJ every day
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IL. 60@75c.
Poultry ana Game.

Receipts of Poultry were heavy, nearly 100
coops being received the morning express
alone, but the market continued very firm.
recently advanced prices. Two cars Of West
ern have been handled in as many days and
cleaned up quickly, the ruling prices being
ST. so for large Hens and S495 for small
young stock.
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens, S550G7 for
large and s5@55 so for small; old BOOSTERS, $4@
4.5o; young boosters, S6.50@s for large and
S5. .50@6.50 for small Fryers, 81. .50@550: large
Broilers S3.T564; small Brothers, $3@3- so; Pig
cons. 81 l25: Squads s1.50@1.75. Ducks. s5@7
for young and SO 50@5 for old; Geese. S15002
GAAfE-Per dozen: Hare, So; Cottontai Rab-
bits, So so.
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AVAILABLE Grain supply.

NEW YORK, Sept. Especial cable and
telegraphic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes In available
supplies of grain as compared with last ac-
count:
Wheat-United States and Canada, east Of
Rockies increased 1,475. 900 bushels; adoat for
and in Europe, increased 2, 400. 900 bushels. To-
tai supply increased 9s75, 900 bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada, east Of
Rockies, increased 9ss, 900 bushels.
Oats-United States and Canada, east Of
Rockies, increased $50, 600 bushels.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. I2.-Money on call. nIn
zr7- ner cent: ruling rate. Az per cent CLOS
Sne hid per cent; offered, per cent
Time loahs easier; 80 days, IqIz per eent cen.
q0 dsvs Z per cent: 6 months 6d612 per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 6d7 per cent, 90,
Sterling exchange. steady az "a oo4o,9 90.
for demand, and at S4-1Sl5d4-tseO lor siA'9 -u0'
0ii-s Posted rates. s4s164s11k and S4s4A.
Commercial bills. S4-7Sl5.
Bar silver. IS &c
Mexican dollars. 53c- t-.c
MIA
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Beaus and Seeds.

There was no further fuctuation In anything
BEANs-Per ctl: Bayos. sa@s.1o; Pea.
nominal at s3.50@3.75; small White, S3@3; 20;
large White. 81 so; Pink 81 1902, 25; Red. 81 %
as; Lime, So. .70@3. so; Red Kidneys, S425
Blackeye, $3.75Q4; Butter. nominal
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, $315@4; Yellow
414@51sc; Alfalfa, 13c; Rape, 115@315c; Tim
othy, SC; Hemp sc per Ib; Millet, 31ac; Broom
Corn Seed, $20@21 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles, nominal; Green Peas,
$2.5O@2.75 per ctl.
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Eastern Livestock Market.

o. CaH6aiiCAGO, a6ai. Sept 12.-CATTLE-Receipts
COWS COWS and d heifers s1.50@5 10; stockers and
eeeaers egea g. Ss2oSeq4 a5 Texans S3So@44O; West
HoGs-Receipts, 5000: market steady. Mixed
g ana alh butcher c6 s5eo@s55 good heavy. se.o5@
g eo rough heavy $5.45@575; light, Sc. 10Q
3 20 az piss' So.ooQ620; bulk Of sales, $3.50
g., ,sHEEsPa..Rsceipts, p $4,000; market strong
Sheep, SS.75@5.7o; lambs, S5Qs.
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FUIU 6ES.
10 to 11.80 O'Clock Sessif
Flour and Farinaceou. Good..

FLOUR-California Family Extras 81 65m
80, usual terms; Bakers Extras. 81. .4o@475:
Oregon and Washington, S3.b0@4 per barrel.
are as follows: Graham Flour, 1926 per 100
lbs; Rye Flour, 1915; Rye Meal, $3.50; Rice
Flour, %; Corn Meal, s2.75; extra Cream do.
Hominy, $3.50; Buckwheat Flour, 81 -50@
TO; Cracked Wheat, 1915; Farina. $3.50;
s7@s; in sacks se.bo@750 Rolled Wheat
bbls, 8 go; in sacks. $40; Pearl Barley, $6;
Split Peas. boxes. $3.50; Green Peas. $3.50 per
100 pounds.
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Cash Grain anal Provisions.

as as follows; Flour steady; No 2 spring wheat
No 'Sc; corn no. q 12@14c; 10. red; sss @7oc;
white, 33A Q341zc: No. 8 white. aoaz @s3c; No.
zo Tye, o63sc; fair to choice mailing barley,
azWolc' zeto' no =. o5 ! max seed $103; No. North
elopel, Go conTact grades. Sl2 short ribs, sides
s 99saa, 9ss ssSSlo@s.so short clear sides lboxedl
per 100 lbs, $3.50; whisky, basis of high Wines
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c,--.nt cola Increment.

N-all-street wire yesterday said: Inc banN
OF France has loaned q 600 600 against tne m
sfailment due on Pennsylvania loan. Inere nds
baen deposited at the Sub Treasury bonds 70 Sc
e1,Te Tinted States deposits OF $780, against
7oid enaagements for export Heidelbank, -lckel-
Teilner q 60. have engaged 100000 IN SOW
ereens which viii be shipped on tne uEs1
.t.nr..r f-nna London y
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wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-There was nothing further new in
the market yesterday. Both Chicago and San
Francisco futures were fractionally frmer
while here the cash situation continued dull and
weak at the quotations Of the preceding day
CASH WHEAT.
California Club, 1.20 for No. / and $121N
for choice; California White Australian, $l.2715
@l.30; lower grades of California, $lI0x
1.17h; Northern Club. to arrive, 81. 22h al %:
Northern bluestem, sl.30; Northern Red, 81. 22b
FUTURES.
10 to II 80 O'Clock Session
December ;. 81 3a sl2s% 81 M .ssa 81 D:ess 'ssss
BARLEY-December was Xc lower and the
cash Feed was quoted weaker by some prob
ably owing TO the decline in future deliveries
The market was quiet and exhibited no especial
feature
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice Feed, spot $1@1o5; common
to falr, SOSq9S%c per ctl; Brewing and Ship
ping, II. O6H @l.08z per ctl; Chevalier, H,12L
feQl.2O Tor poor to common and 81. .25@l.30 for
choice.
FUTURES.
10 to IL 80 o'clock Session.
December s9N 99N 90 So
situation shows no change whatever
Good to choice Red. $1.35Q1. As; common to
fair, 81. 1901. 80; White, to arrive, $132hM
1.42h; Blacks, 81. 60@2, to arrive.
CORN-Inactve and unchanged, with con-
tinued light stocks
California, s.. 55@Is s5 for small round yellow:
California white. 81. 40; Western mixed, 81 37H :
YelloM 81. 40; White, $1.4001 4211 per ctl
RYE-$l.SoQ1 32h per ctl
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Butter, Cheese and ExxI

:. CHICAGO. Sept. 12.-on the Produce Ex-
Srange Gaag tooay the butter market was strong.
S Sreamelies, IsU24c; dairies, 17@20hc. Eggs
npm; fa; at mark. cases included, 125s @i7c frsts,
ite isc; prime 1rsts, 201sc; extras, 23c. Cheese
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Gold Importations.
New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Sept 12.-Heidelbach, Ickel-
heimer & Co. today engaged 81, 600 In gold
for import from London.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-Today's statement
of the Treasury balances in the general fund
shows: Available cash balance. S210. 1896 .565;
gold coin and bullion, SIP All, ,21s; gold certif-
Gates. $50. .b62. $40
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
St. I,out. Wool MOLE,

ST. LOUIS, Sept 12-wool-steadv. Medina,
grades, combing and clothing. 27@2sc: light fine
lsG22c; heavy fine, 14917c; tub-washed 326
3sc.
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Northern Busine...

ances $42, 555. s0
SEATTLE, Sept 12-CIearings SO ms COX
balances, $347,274 '0o'
balances SIS, ,003. 'o'
PORTLAND, Sept. 12-CIearinps 81 oea se1 /.
balances, $65 10.
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Dried Fruit. and Raisin..

All markets in the East report pronounced
frmness In all Fruits except Apples, which are
easy, owing to the large crop everywhere.
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BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
EGGS-Unchanged.
new york Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE London tin mar
ket was unchanged to IS lower with spot quoted
at G1S5 and futures at G1e3 los. Locally
the market was quiet, with quotations ranging
from S4O.25 to $4,000, the inside price indicat-
ing buyers views.
Copper was a shade lower in the English
market with spot quoted at esq 12s Sd and
futures at ESQ los Locally the market was
strong with Lake quoted at sls.571h to S19.l2h;
Electrolytic, $1s.75@19, and casting at $1s50@
1878.
Lead was Is Sd higher at els 3s Cd in the
London market. Locally the market Is hrm
with quotations ranging from S575 to ~, the
Spelter was unchanged at R27 los in london,
but was higher locally with spot quoted fat
Sc. 6.loQ620.
Iron was higher in the English market1with
standard foundry quoted at 54s I'd and Cleve-
land warrants at 54s Cd. Locally the market
was unchanged
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Bar silver-Steady; 31%d per ounce.
Money-1s4 a. per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 37s@4 per cent. and for three
months bills is per cent.
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THE COPPER sToCKs.

THE COPPER STOCKS.
BOSTON, Sept. 12.-The Copper market was
a hummer today. New York interests took a
hand and bought all the stocks in sight. Cop
pers all in good demand and very scarce.
Lcndon Closing Stocks.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and

Exchange and Bullion
The United States Sub-treasurv vest.rd.r
transferred $l,O00,0o0 to San Francisco by
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK Sept. 12.-FLOUR-Receipts
@, 700; exports; 1850 barrels; market steady
WHEAT-Receipts. $4,000; exports. 2o.5oo
bushels; sales, 100000 bushels futures; spot spot
775sc (. 0. b. afoat; No. Northern Duluth.
s0Xc +. o. b. ahoat; No hard winter, 1890
prices. the wheat market advanced @15c on
covering on firm outside markets and improved
S cssG at ne
September. 77@7715c. closed 77Ac; December
10 9-16G S01sc. closed 1850
HOPS-Ouiet
HIDES-Steady.
WOOL-Steady.
COFFEE Futures closed weak :, at IT. a net de.
cline of 15 to 20 points. Sales 81 ,25o bags, in
December, e.eo@e.75c:s March, e-eO@7c; May,
7-o5@7. .loc; June, 7-1o@715c; July, LOG
Spot RIO. firm: No. invoice, SIC; mild,
steady; Cordova, 9@12Ac.
sgsARRsT r% 81 tssf fsir eRipgg sh@
lasses sugar. 81 @3 5-16c;. Refined. firm: No.
G.. 4.5Oc; No. Z, 4.45c; No: s. 4;4oc; No. g,
415c; No 1s, 4.1oc; No. IA, 4.ooc; confection..
ers' A. 4 soc; mould A, 5-35c; cut loaf and
crushed. 5.7oc; powdered. 5.1oc; granulated, 5c;
CHEESE-Unchanged
h0o'-0 DRIED DRIED FRUITS.
EvAPoRATED APPLEs.-The market re-
best remaining supplies of old crop fruit COM
mandfng from 10G11c. while the new crop in
cases is quoted at 615 @Sc.
spot prices are unchanged at 7@ Gs1sc, according
to grade.
APRICOTS-Are firm and unchanged Choice,
Ice: extra choice, 1711e: fancy, 18@20c.
PEACHEs-Are firm in tone, with coast ad-
vices indicating that sellers are Withdrawing
from the market in anticipation of higher
prices. Choice, 10N @11c; extra choice, 1l@
11hc; fancy. 11@12c; extra fancy, 1201215c.
RAISINS-Are unchanged with loose musca-
tel quoted at 6I @7c; seeded raisins, 6Qsc;
London layers, nominal.
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MISREPRESENTATION

n c1u8aILIo Ferry.
FOR SAUSALITO, MILL VALLEY SAN "a
FAEL-WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYo~
100 -7:45, S:25. s9s15, $50. ffsOO a M :
1920, las, -3:15. 4:35. 5:15 $50. g:so'
7:i5. 900. 1918. 11:35 D. n. s
sRuns San Quentin.
7:45 a m. daily. for Cazadero and way
s:I5 D. m. Saturday only. for Cazadero and ~,
stations -
Sis .. m daily. except SATURDAYS and sundayx
for Point Reyes and way stations
-Ticket Offce---
Union Depot. foot OF Market St. San Franei.-,
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Continued ON Page Is.
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l.0s6. 400 shares sold.
New York Bonds.

Loss. 400 shares sold
Call loans opened 8, high 6x low mar c.nt
last g. ruling 6, closed per cent.
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The Big Thief

oa a. the hills Is the sayius safe to steal ono ony
enough
Again aud again and been said that aa aud pon
nt,res are Tor the ocudc while for the big ones thce
are shetens technlcac qubhes In the Law innumeee
ui the criminal Of the last Ia tha country
glve the lie To this
prosecutions indictments and oonNouoh' 6" PaNVt
ta trusts tell q vastly different stow
The rigorous legislation and by the Legislatures OF
man, Of the sacs designed the railroads 60 deal fairy Is
another foreeu expression the prevailing feelng thar the bis et
Is 10 b. as strictly restrained al smaller ones
uf scoe ~ defuine bankers ohio pcnleniiary
10 keep company With wudcr Mrs Cassie Chadwick
Within the month peealaten have run into hsh
neus themselves Chicago aud Philadelphia 70 -
capc the punishment that other Wise was Inevitable
Even lack cSadiuon treaty has not saved stensana
from being traced 20 brought back for trial from What
he thought was she other side OF The earth
Eerywhere the vigorous war Is bcns wased
aast sras IN public ana the greater their s the surer
Is
The truth safe In these United States 10
be a big thief
The the intelligence Of the American people have
been quokeued aroused and the sentiment fast becoming
Tsneg that bg contemplate thief than small
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MINERS CLAIMS
PRESENTED

Yesterday was a busy day for
win n ThompHon. who II hearing
tho claims of The miners IN the
George Edward Adams enae -Four
teen rinlmh were presented. the
largest Of which were those ~ the
Washington Alaska bank. who.
through John Achfhm. filed claims
for f1036si and ti.J7szf John
Hehfam also flied IA claim uf $3.50
for Matt Mehan Among The piherH
wero q. n Nicholas, F3stSe y
Hoaaali. 500 Albert Daub entered
two claims. one for f4tigd ana the
other for 5000 Charles Aehaihen
bach. DnnsH partner, entered one
FOR tit8k1 John Leahy represent
ed 4 ~ fwlilergef aud entered n
claim Tor sos Charles y En
CELLS filed "a claim fof E519gf ADD
4. A. Dodnl entered one TOT $50 DO.
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sHfp-WRUcKEo
PAsseHogRs COMING

Tie steamer Aggann. # lhg cpn.
hdinn Australian line. which - hiie
from Australia vto Honolulu tpinof
row. ~ bringing rs of those VITO
we're on board the United states
transport sheridan NJ the time She
was wrecked on the coast Of ltawnH
The nited States transport hhet
man. which iefi Honolulu last ~.
dny. the dny following the ADfanEi E
sailing from the island port. will
take The others gf the Hhipwfechrd
passengers 81 tho sheridan "a Ban
Francisco
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WILL HANG
TOMORROW

FOLSOM. Cal, Sept 20 The
condition Of Adolph Weber sen
fenced 90 hang here tomorrow a.
noon. has steadily Improved In the
naat foW weeks and be Is now ia a
Good phA steal condition lie has
Gained olght pounds since coming
here His actions are quiet aud
natural and he talks bat little ana
anparantly does not dread the com
ina of The morrow 40 he 10 conn
dent Of another repfleYe OF CON.
mutation The preparations for hla
execution ufu complete The ~ son
Officials viii not be- surprised II tho
Governor iuforfefea
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A QUAINT JAPANESE FAD

WASHINGTON y G.. sept st--The vlscoun'eaa
AokI wife of the Japanese ambassador. has tntFp
dured pretty fashion IN tapestry for chairs and
setteas In the fowery land OF The mikado ~ Il
customary % weave poetic sentiments Into the tap
estry Just as The Arabs weave prayers into their
russ These verses are sameuh hat liAs the eKpreas
slons conveyed IN the odfashloned sampler or TIE
tapsstries Of oar Eranamother Give Ua Thla na1
our Daily Tread Coo Bless Our Home etc bur
az course they are conveyed Ia infnttoly more sub
tie language
on one 81 he great chairs which aaofn the bay
window u the maia drawing room In the Japanese
embassy Il the sish that the occupant might fnd
the seat softer than the grasses % the field aud
more rcsifnl than the Fephyrs from the SEA, Bless
tngs ara also conferred upon the uaer II another
chair aud an manner ~ good wishes conveyed IN
comfortable set tee These tapestries may Be pofs
In the Orient "a al Who have husbands
- ia the east are Keftlus commissions which MAJ
bIa Nth an. ems foma house officer
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Too Much conaAnsulnItY.

90 HAAAA NAAANA'H AffftANH
William fiarman. resident 81 IT.
tuyille. Pa. committed suicide
snme time aru because he believed
he Vas his own grandfather. THIS
Is the waY be figures It. according
O. ana sxchHnEes
married a widuu with a grow
un daughter AZ father visited oar
hause verY often. fell Ia love With
as atapdaus htef. aud married her
fhla made my father ms soninlaw,
ana mY stepd Aushfsr my mother
because shu vas m1 fathers Nlie
some time afterwara thofe was
snn born 70 az which made him ni
fathers brother la law aud mif
uncle. Tor be vas the brother OF ny
sfepmothef. ny fathers wife
Then ms HtapisushE ale OF
ms father. gave bifth 70 q con. lfe,
% coarse. Nas ms brother. and "a
the meantime wY gfandehiid. iof 10
vs. the aun Of m3 alepdaHshtsf
NJ wlfa vas grandmother. and ]
80 ms wifs's husband. wae also her
gfanAehnd ~ the same time, snd
as the husband % ooea aFand'
mother Is naturally his grandfather.
am therefore my aWn grandfather,
and I cant stand the STRATA.
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Ia BELLE ELISE

hc tuned - walk away
she watched hin with DRY. tear.
le@H eyes
Doctor. she cried IN aEuuY.
why did you 90 f. We we're happy
when he was bind. and nos he
does not know me llia eyes have
been opened Cod. IN lila mercy.
close mite
VITA q moan 81 nFnnY she feli a.
his feet. TIE keid from the open
aatehei Vas scattered over her
dusty dress md tumhlca hair II
was a uaocGing pale ZOE ia belle
Elsie