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Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SHERIFF.
 The State Herald is authorized to an- nounce the name of Frank r. O'Brien as candidate for Sheriff of Jefferson county, subject to the democratic primary election.
 FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
 The State Herald is authorized to an- nounce the name of Samuel l.. Robertson as candidate for reelection to the office of Tax Assessor of Jefferson county, sub ject to the democratic primary election.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-05
Judge George Mason.

ROBERT BLEAKLEY, Secretary.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-05

Now that it is pretty certain that Mir Clarke will not carry single county outside his own district the Johnston men in that district are speaking of mak- ing the thing unanimous by seeing to it that the counties in the First district ex- press their disapproval of their congress- mans action in absenting himself from congress where they sent him, by send ing solid Johnston delegations to the state convention. Verify, the way of the transgressor is hard.
 Says the Memphis mmercial-Appeal: "Senator German, according to the Washington Post, declares that he will not be a delegate to the national conven- ton. will not attend it, will resign his plucc on the national committee and will take no part in the coming campaign. His retirement from active participation in the national campaign does not mean, however that he is out of politics. but the reverse. It means that he will con- centrate all his energies upon the task of rescung Maryland from the republi- can party. restoring democratic suprem- acy in that state and incidentally fixing things so that one Arthur Pue German may be his own successor in the United States senate" ,.-.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-05
Book Owners

Should know that the WERNICKE SYSTEM BOOK CASES combine every feature necessary in perfect
 book case. It is, at once. new, unique. original, simple, practical, convenient, elegant and elastic. Briefly, a Wer-
 nicke book case consists of a greater or less number of independent inter- locking crates or boxes, with noiselesS, automatic-closing dust-proof doors. assembled together, producing a com plete and artistic piece of furniture, bearing no external evidence of it's portable or sectional features.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31
DARED HIN TO SHOOT.
THEN GOING PUT A BULLET INTO
WRrCHT-s FOREHEAD.
Coroserss Jury Returns = Verdict
of Premedftated Murder I'm the
xiiInh TraEedy-Fata1 Ending of
Tenants Quarret-The Man
slayer Makes His Escape.

NORTH YAKIMA. Dec. so-Specsaf--
Coroner Hsg returned this afternoon 1roIa
Zlilah. after holding az inquest On the
body OF Nen Wright. who vas shot oy
Going 51endey n.xhL The inquest resulted
IN a verdict OF pEs1neditatsd murder
II appears that Going and Dickinson
were tenants on the Harris ranch last
year. and tneir lease vas 10 expire in
March. Iambrix ana Laaghton were rae
new tanznls. and Wright lived with them
in one SIDE OF a small house on the ranch.
while Going and his partner lived IN the
other side OF the house, with the formers
sister for a ho1sekeepeE. Wright wanted
Going and party 20 leave the ranch iE1fne-
dlatsly, but they refused. Hence Wright
badgered them repeatedly, and Monday -
said TO have insslsed the sister.
This angered Going, who, after wordy
war with Wright. went 10 the clubhouse
for a Winchester. AS he came out or
door he said 10 Wright:
''D-n you, I'm going 20 shoot you.
Wright responded, daring him 70 90 so.
and Going shot aim IN the forehead the
uuzzie Of the rife being so close that
Wrtght's face was badly powder-ouTnsd-
Going left the house. made short cali
on bis orother-in-law, who lived near
them, and then fed. He has not since
been found, Officers are SILL searching
for him He Is described as being feet
inches tall, light eonplsxioned. wears a
naustache, dressed IN blue oveTalls and
jumper, black sIouch hat and brown over
coat
wright was a brother-in-law OF Senator
Hutchinson, OF Lincoln county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31
A FALSE IMPRESSION.
NichigRnders Think That washing
ton Eas Queer Nnrrige Laws.

OLYMPIA. Dec. SA-Suecia f-Thera
seems 10 % = misrepresentation IA TIE
East as TO the marriage laws In this
state. This impression seems 20 prevail
in Michigan. IL IS evidently tns idea
there that this state has peculiar mar
riaEo law, under the terms OF which "a
man and woman can marry s3r 81 cer-
tain tame. and At the end Of the contract
period car cease SO 1--we With eaeh other.
Tnera Is 20 s}sca a law on the stature
books. TIE Jaw provides only Tor The old
fashioned legal marriage and there Is no
law in tAts state covering ccatracT mar
TtaEcs. A letter received IN relation 20
tals matter was addressed 30 the attorney
general ard vas dated Grand RAPIDS.
Mich.. and was written by D. r stock
Il reads o. fossan.
y eave been Informed by parties SON
ier East ~ "a iaw called the contract
FssA-rz7 ee iaw taat tAev claim exists in
yo4r s,ate. whereby parties car marry
Ter ct,rtain leUEga 81 tlme. and AZ sha
eS1irs tt3n ~ the time tire cor ~acs ceasez
/ would HEe 20 know u slch a law does
ex;st and Ter nv own personal knowl-
edge Wo1ld ee nteasei 20 heaar from s-os1
or THE sGhfasers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31
AT ONCE SHUT UP IN MORO.
Or. Betancourf, an Aged American
Citizen, Imprisoned tn Havana

NEW YORK, Dec. S0.-The World this
morning says: Cuban sympathizers IN
New York have sent to Secretary Oiney
q formal APPEAL that the state department
exert its influence in behalf OF Or. Caspar-
da Betancourt. arrested in Havana on
suspicion of being an agent of the Cuban
tunta in New York. Lorenzo Betan-
court, the prisoners son, lives In this
city He said to a reporter last night:
THE Betaac0urt family Is one Of the
oldest in Cuba. Fer more than 20 years
the Betancourts have been the principal
land holders in Camaguey. Several are
included in the Spanish nobility. My faith
er was only Il years old when the Lopez
revolution began. in 1851 He Joined X,
was captured and condemned TO be shot,
bur escaped to this country and nFed
here mp 10 a few years ago. He Is grad
uate Of the Pennsylvania College or Dem
tai Surgery. and practsced in Boston and
New Orleans. lie married Miss Crowley,
OF Albany.
''In the hast ten years war much of his
property in Cuba was destroyed by the
Spanish. II was only TO prosecute his
claim for damages that he finally went TO
Havana. His naturalization papers were
issued in 1S72 l attribute his arrest prin-
cipally 10 the fact thai he was outspoken
in his admiration Of every thing Amer1-
can, in itself enough to make Spanish Of
flcials hate him. lie Is CO years old and
tnirm. He cannot long survive IN Moro
dungeons"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS AND BANKS.
Amendments Recommended by the
state Auhllor.

OLYMPIA, Dee s0.-2pecial.-The state
auditor IN hts annual report has advised
the following amendments 20 the present
laws regarding building and loan associ-
ations and state banks:
ssT'he laws relative tn building and loan
associations contain the following pro-
visions.
section 10 II shall be the duty OF
such state auditor. At least once each
year, and as often a. he deems necessary,
50 assume and exercise over every build
ing and loan association Incorporated un-
der tho laws Of this state. Its business.
officers directors and employees. all the
power and authority conferred upon him
over banks and other noneyed corpora
lions under the laws OF this state: Pro-
sided. he shall not have the power TO sus-
pend the operation of any association eS-
cept io tho manner provided in the next
succeeding section
This and the following section imply
that the state auditor s. expected 20 make
annual examinations Of the affairs and
nccoumxs Of such associations but as
there are no provisions OF law authoriz-
ing or requiring him 10 exercise any
power or authority over banks and
other moneyed corporations. the section
quoted affords him hut very doubtful
authority for doing so.
This should be remedied by the amend
ment OF this section to contain explicit
authority and direction 10 the auditor 70
make such examination and for the ex-
ercisc OF specified powers. or. better stin.
ny the enactment of measures for the ex-
animation and regulation OF tho affairs
or state and private banks and other
nlOneyed corporations
state Banks.
The act relative 20 private corpora
tons makes Il the duty OF each banking
corporation org antEed under It's provis-
ions 10 nio on ths fret Monday IN June
OF each year q sworn statement or ex-
hibil az Ats affairs. Yet there IL no PEN
atty provided for failure 90 do so. and
in consequence a great many hanks neg
lest or refuse 20 furnish This department
with such statements. Il necessarily fol-
lows that The statements Of the condition
OF state banks contained in this report
are incomplete.
'It Is bat fair 20 tina citizens 81 the
state that state and private banks. and
Other Institutions doing . banking bush
ness or receiving deposits be subjected
10 periodical examinations by some com
Pesent public official and as the state au-
ditor s. the public accountant OF the state
50 cccurs 20 me thar an set making ID ass
dUty 90 aXaruina thoroughly. at least once
"a each year. lnto rhe affairs sd ar
counts % ALI siIeh Institutions, wits p5er-
er 30 close and assuue complete charge.
with ana under The advice OF the attor-
uey general untn q recesvec be appointed
by some court - competent Jurisdiction
Nuuld be a Just and proper measure"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31
The BIakeIy Autopsy.

NEW YORK. Dec. so.-An autopsy on
the body of David BIakely. once managing
editor OF the 81. Paul Globe and city ed
itor OF the 81. Paul Pioneer Press. a \,
late manager of Sousas band. was heSi
today. MIR. Blakely died November :. and
the dispute which led 10 the autopsy IS
over tho question whether or not death
Yves the result Of an accident sustained
some time before or was due 70 natural
causes. Coroner Tuthin said after the
autopsy that the body was so badly de-
composed that It would be at least six
weeks before the exact cause Of Mr.
Blakely's death could be definitely de-
terrninej.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31
CLOSE or TIRE SOFIA TRIAL.
Two Prisoners Given Itgas SEN
Eenees. Ono SCI Trrr

SOFIA. HGlTarLa, Dec. ea-The prose-
caf1r general "a summing up tae ease %
Gasn tae importance o. tas tr.Al 70 5hs
"a s.a cty1. ze3 wer.3 and insisted fAAt
E2ss}t1. coz.ss2 fzAt5ass Aao4d te rtxsfrss
eEa.2sea ~ arriving a. a vers45ct The
ca1nsel Cor t2s defendants So omitted that
tle condemnation az tas srcGze5 vgs-sEz
serve no usatal aaEr1ss- Ee nosrta=g 10
the fact taat tss TRENDS % StAs1bastsas
ID rot ye@sf4 tae prisoners a. fhs -eal
c.sipr.ts. AIS as trsea3s would rentfnae "a
sex means 90 vengeance a-atast t-s as
sSssts.s &&aEn IN2gEssS;csteI ard Atxeaz
we're sa1tsnc<& 20 tAFee years izapzlsoE-
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ne1t. the tine since arrest TO h4 counted
n The sentence. Boni Gecrgor was ac-
quilted
Tu-ekrchtsS was an employee n the de-
rartnsnr o. public works. and brother
OF DfzlTt Tu-ekrchseff. who died IN p-ts-
on, * tS asserted by -ha enemies Of II.
CT, II = asserted by the enemies OF N.
Stam5ol4oI. as : result OF to-turss In
fiicted by order 90 the tate Bulgarian pre-
raie-. ArxcoS was q hacknAn who drove
St2nboulo1 when he was essaSssnatsd.
GeorSo1 wzs q former servant % Mai.
Paritza. who was executed AT the IN
stance OF NJ StarnbouloT for consplring
against the government
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-The transfer Of
tide today OF the Corbin mansion on Fifth
avenue and OF the laaseholds Of the prop
ertv on Broad way and John street 70 a
syndicate holding loans on Long Island
stock, made by The late Austin Coroia. has
practically pat in effect an arrangement
made between the Corbin estate and cred
!tors. proposed some time ago. The
amount OF Jeans involved VIII aggregate
about se.eQ0odo. Long Island stock. which
suffered through fear OF liquidation by
creditors. advanced today from IS 20 -
BID. The controlling stock IN this corpora
ton Is hela BY the Corhln estate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31
THE ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION.
Ex-Trcasurer FairehiId Open. the
Discussion of InVeSgtnepr.

BALTIMORE Dec. s1-The American
Econoraic Association iris afternoon took
vp the subjects Of investments. sx-Socrs-
tasy Of the Treasury Charles ). Falrehf9a
leading taa discussion. Mr. FRlrahil4
quoted statistics showing the amount OF
rnonev he,a ~ tae savings institutions
ard called attention 90 the fact that fn
Periods % depression ar3 pRnies the With
drawais - this money from The banks was
q menace 20 the business community. lie
thougA;. therefore. shat greater nerma-
us1cy sAoala - given % lnvest n1ensz o.
savings. ard asserted taat ir his opEataH-
bsi,d!ng associations permitted TIE vita
eSawAl q Moneys invested wien them ~
On 500 short nGtjco from Investors
pr0f G-Gttnss, - Columbis. gave II As
RS heltef tAat the Erowlng Acs fifty % The
class usually known as ~cAplzas sfs'- was
perllcgs 90 tAe business community ard u
TIRE govern inert 8tsslf
Pref JOSEPH Joansoa- 81 tia TTrl ve~stfv
% Pennsylvania. Shepard Holmes. n~s-
fssa9r - che Auerran Actuar.es Aseo.ga-
tIen mr. &C.. n. FaraSne % FhEaae'e ga =
Taasn2s = Greene % the Msnhsttsn
'7l'rast Company. - New York, aa3 c.ser~
also spoke.
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BULLETS FOR ALL THREE.
outdone I'm n Divorce. an Old Aaa
shoots Wife. Uncle and Attorney
in 81. Iauis Court Room.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 3a-The young wife OF
old man FiSehsl has . suit for 0-Force
before Judge Wood, OF rhis city. During
TIRE proceedings today testimony unfaNor-
able 20 Fiscas1I was introduced, and ne
got into towering rage As the p-AlntiI,
accompanied BY her uncle. julius Schrteo-
er. ana Attorney Walter Mcintyre. was
leaving the court room Fischen suddenly
drew a revolver and opened fire on them.
One ball entered Mrs. FiseheIs left
shoulder; another struck her uncle direct
~ over the heart. but rib saved his lie.
ard third shot grszed McIntyress arm
Ths frenzied man was hustled Into the
sher3f's Office. where he expressed tie
hope that ne had killed his wife and her
uncle.
There was for several minutes wild
scramble by lawyers and spectators for
places o. safety. but no other persons were
hurt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31
AID BY CENTRAL AMERICA.
Greater Republic Organized to Fur
Their the Completion OF the Me-
Canal

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3o.--One OF the
main objects OF the formation OF the new
Greater Republic OF Central America Is
said 10 be the COMPLETION OF the Nicar-
aqua canal Senior Rodriguez, recently
recognized as the diplomatic representa-
tive or the new country TO the United
States. Is said TO oe charged with the
duty Of interesting this government in
the enterprise. This aid 20 the project
comes at a time when il IS needed
The supporters OF the measure on both
sides at the capital have hopes that the
great petition sent TO Speaker Reed, ask
ing that time be given for discussion OF
the bill after the funding measure is dis
posed OF, viii be needed and az least two
days so allowed. There are enough friends
of the plan on the senate side to bring IL
mp II there is any hope OF getting In a
few hours while the funding debate is on
in the upper house.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31

Colorado Quarantine stu I'm Force
Against Utah.

DENVER. Dec. S.--Attorney General
Carr has given an opinion that the quaran-
tine against Utah sheep established by
Gov. McIntire remains In force until the
proclamation is rescsrded by executive
order. Utah sheepmsn have been prepar-
ing TO invade Colorado with their fiocks on
the expirataon Of AIcIgrire's term, January
p under the impression that the quaran-
tine would expire on his retirement. It IS
understood they will now abandon their
intention, as they have no wish 10 Violate
the law.
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4
PLCyDERGD THE MAIL.
WAGON Driver Arrested for Rfnfng
Christmas Packages.

NEW YORK. Dec 30.-The postoffice in
pectors haze arrested William III. Post.
aged y. a mail wagon driver, on a charge
OF robblng a quantity OF incoming mail
from the West December 20. Many RI
fed packages were found December = in
the water OF West Brighton beach. Keys
TO the mail pouches ere said 10 have been
found on Post. and small articles. prob
ably Christmas pres4sts. In HIS room. 1t
Is believed he threw the rified letters into
the North river from r ferryboat. He
has been held IN s. eco bail.
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uedgeside yine,a,a x.,s

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. an NJ rs-
tee. formerly owner Of the famous hedge
side vineyard near Napa. hrs transferred
his interest 30 the hedges.Ge Fruls ana
Wine Company, which has just been al
corpovased w.oh "A capital stock OF sseea
TX consists OF 1,soe acres Of and. w n
which are IN vines and 100 in orchards
Under close management st Is estimate.
that the properly should nes GseQo ! year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31
FIERCE BATTLE WITH POLICE.
Riotous Italians Severely Wound
Officers OF tbs. Inv

WILLIAMSPORT. Pa. Dec. CA des-
perate riot occurred at Johnsonburg early
this morning. which resulted in the. fatal
shooting of William Bergin and the serious
injury Of James McMinn. Charles Glover,
Charles Wraithall ana several others,
members OF the police force. The trouble
was begun by gang of Italians, who be-
came involved In fight using knives, re-
volvers and clubs. The police were sent
for but the rioters, headed by Tom Ma
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Escorted by Militia Miners suppiant
the strikers.

LEADvITLE. Dec. So.--rwo car loads OF
Missouri miners arrived this afternoon 10
take the places OF strikers In the mines.
The newcomers were escorted 10 the mines
by a strong military guard. The streets
were crowded, but beyond hostile remarks.
there was no demonstration.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31
Mining sale FaIIs Through.

DENVER. Dec. SIT Is reported that
the sale Of the famous Tonlberi mine n
San Miguel county 10 an Euglss 81 syndl cate
for s.. 0oQ. eco has fallen through. II. Brat
r7ber, the An Francisco mining expert,
on whose report the elimination Of the
Zeal depends. was in the city today. but
ne sid he knew nothing concerning the
uexor1 lions. and Expert Farr.sh. who Is
also interested. would not deny shat the
sale might be OF.
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WASHINGTON Dee H-TAs {s-gz
Creek Se1v tsazesslca - Soush nsks-a
Gas n1s gained tss snnon7eea shssxst -
s--VurtuE pep eAres cass sayruens e.
SlH'a, irss as~avEs 81 asf3 tsr expenses. rax
e. eae~r cr@3tt ta ths treasury Aaf tAaz
save secured a navnezf ~ aa.ost g Or e.
reT capa2s. regse~enrsnE aasf ~ tge a..
eraaa Aate.Ees en tha neanev.
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CouNTERFEITERs IN THE Tolls.
Two Men and a Woman Arrested I'm
New York City.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Secret Service
Agent Bagg and assistant have arrested
Mary Hassen. William Green and Patrick
Burke. alleged counterfeiters. Martin
Leonard, one OF the counterfeiters cap
tured, was recently released from third
term at the pen.tentiary. Mary Hassen Is
said 20 be Sl1e VIE OF a notorious counter
fester now "a tail. Tie whole coming out
fit was captured.
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strikers Charged with had Faith.

BOSTON, Dec. So-The officials OF tho
West End street railway. prompted by
the agitation which has been going on fer
the reinstatement of a number of en-
ployes who were discharged after tho
strike last week. have issued a statement
TO the public. 1t is charged that the coun-
ell broke faith with the company and Is
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An Entire rnmiIy smo.h~rea.

NEW york. Dee 5t-John Tsvuehfe7-
berg. 8 cabinet maker. his wife Lizzie ard
thefr tNso c1. Idrea, .tlis. = r1ouths 0sd.
ard Jaco5. = weeks old. vera asrayxls.ed
- thai- home today.
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KALAMAZOO. Mich. Dec. S0.-T'hs Rev.
= O. Brown. late og san Francisco. was
accorded 4 very warm reception here at
his old home at the First Congregational
church. whore he preached morning and
evening. which was crowded aaa the
greeting he received at che close o. the
service was Ike ar ovation.
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Successful Operation on Meredith.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE ChrOEsscie re-
ports rfat George 3evsdf.h. a Ezoyea 81.
underwent a severe operation yesterys Az
morning which has proved successful 1fr
AIeres4sh - nearly 70 years old.
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Mrs. Beeeher Very weak.

STANFORD. Dec. Se-The condition or
Mrs. Henry Ward Bsecher, whose nip was
broken by a fan at tbs home of her SON
iu-law In this city or Sunday. IS gravs.
she Is very weak and has sinking spells.
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an irresponsible body. After tina arm.
IL is stated. 3i5 applications iron, ssrsss,s
for reinstatement We're rejected. t,f n,
employees who were taken hack. p-szlss.'
Little says the past wiz be forgattea !,
their subsequent conduct Is good.
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American Tobaeco ptvtaena.

NEW YORK. rse. s8-The directors ~
ths American Tobacco Company have de-
clarsa 3 divh3saa OF per cent. on pre-
ferrea stock ana pr cant On common
STOCK
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A tramp shot and killed Farmer Jshn
Holmes. Of Grafton. Wis. SUNDAY. ia
tried to escape but was finally eaptttrsd
by mob, escaping lynchtng only ID ia
timely arrival Of the police. who lodged
him IN iaiI.
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.Sckt9lfgg's Best tea i =

Schihfngs Best tea is in
packages, sealed air-tight to
keep, full weight. aud right
Il IS cheap besides.
If you don't ike it. your
grocer returns Your money
In iull-we pay him 10 do it
"a 3 csayRsay
49, = fssstes kxz