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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-04-28

Tho Chicago Timberman estimates
that the agricultural implement manu-
fncturers in the United Suites use n
total of LAS, 293, 750 feet of lumber
annually, of which white pine, princi-
pally low grade stock for packing
purposes, furnishes twenty per cent,
ash nineteen per cent, oak nine per
cent, yellow pine eight per cent,
cotton wood eight per cent, poplar
eight per cent, hickory seven per
cent, maple seven per cent, elm, very
largely rock elm, four per cent, and
Eastwood one per cent.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-04-28

The Chicago pension office, which
pays pensioners in five States, reports
nn increase of 305 pensioners Inst
year, but falling off of 81, 200, 900
in the amount paid. Among the new
pensioners are six widows of soldiers
who served in the Indian wars sixty
years ago, and ten widows of Mexican
war veterans. Young wives of old
soldiers extend greatly the limits of
payments.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-04-28

The Atlanta Journal has been CLEAN
ing some facts which are worthy of
mention MS an Offset to pessimistic
views regarding the economic future
of the colored race. 1t appears that
the colored people in Georgia pay
taxes upon $l5, 900, 900 worth of prop.
erty in the state, and upon nearly a
million dollars worth in Atlanta
itself. In Fulton County alone, out.
side the city limits, the colored peo-
pie own 1921 acres of land worth
s114, 1S5. II is apparent from such
figures as these that many of the col
ored people are possessed of grit and
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-04-28
Growing BambOos In the South.

Experiments in Florida and Louisi-
ana have shown that bamboo will grow
in those states almost as well as in the
hotter countries. Around Fort Myers
there are bamboos that have attained
to height of fifty or sixty feet. They
are of a variety which usually grows
to about seventy feet in India. In
Orange county there is one clump of
bamboos. said to be only ten years
old. in which the stalks have attained
to the height of sixty-hve feet, the
stalks averaging thirteen inches in cir.
cumference. There are eighty stalks
in the clump. This particular clump
is of a variety from Bengal, where the
wood is used for building purposes,
and for light spars for vessels. -
Savannah News.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-04-28
Song Of n liOlden Cnrl.

golden
of fllue
you;
red
garden race, roseca YOU sweet
Sweets Sweet swptl'
g ng
fSwect-swc Sweet wWtr
e nrer
fomthc r. rose Kses from erel lroe
Kisses white, rom
Kissing
And kissing nshl night
l..
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-04-28
WOMEN IN PRUSSIA.

The woman's movement is pro-
crossing in Prussia. Not long ago Miss
Marie Hassenstciu was awarded a
principals ccrti icute as teacher, tho
first ever given to n woman. She will
establish school for girls at Chariot
tenburg.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-04-28

Six secretaries of state have been
elevated to the presidency. No other
Cabinet position has graduated n
president, although Monroe was Sec.
retnry of the Treasury MS well as Sec
retary of state.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-04-28

Tho Usage tribe of Indians now
number only 1900 people, and yet
they have 80, 9,OOO,O 900 invested in gov
ernment bonds. Evidently the Red
Man has taken on civilization in this
particular instance.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-04-28

Mr.. Moody hired fremont Temple,
Boston on his own account, and took
up collection at each meeting to de-
fray tho expense. The collections,
however, did not meet the rent.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-04-28
One dollar log is what Boston
firm phys the Nicarnguan government
for all taken from the mahogany for
ests and shipped to this country.

A man will die for want of air in
five minutes, for want of sleep in ten
days, for want of water i'll week
and for want of food Mt varying peri
DDS, dependent on circumstances.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-04-28

II has been snid that if the sea dried
mp the routes of tho various Atlantic
liners between this country and Europe
could be clearly traced by the innu-
merablo empty champagne bottles
strewn along the oceans bed.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-04-28
WRONG EATING CAUSED MANS FALL.

The fall of man aud the mush that
mother used TO make were discussed
at the last meeting of the Domestic
Science association, which was held
in the rooms Of tho Woodlawn
Womnn's club.
Miss Sickels, in her lecture, "rhc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-01
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public - hereby warned not % PeS
arr nIonev 70 parties gepresent!Iig % os
agents Of the Seattle Post-Iute. ~ enc = !.
e1~srf taa folEoutnR who are the ontS
Authorized travslisE agents o. ne F0s,-
Iatelligsncer. viz: J. A. AeClsi.,. a., . +
Eawley, L. a Harrison. NAI n.
Mama This dos q not apply 70 FeSi1en-
agents % this pa per VINO are .oc - -
yass.ous cities and owns III the Nosi i -,
MIR 20 postmaster. VINO are n a. :
Se,Aaortze1 10 take subscriptions lot We We
Daffe, sgnday and Weekly POST. $500 49,
geneer. CRY ~ollsc gors: J. n tstn w. = =
p r Eawiey. ". ". E"hs 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-01

CITY TREASURER'S SOTICE-Notice
is hereby given that the assessment roll
Of local Improvement district No. l22. In
the city OF Seattle. Tor the Improvement
% Cherry street. from First avenue TO
Second avenue. created by ordinance
No. $50 providing for said improve
Tnent by paving and curbing the road
way ana alley and providing for the nay
msnt therefor by the mode or immediate
payment; AID establishing a fund for
sucn payment BY an assessment upon
al the lots and parcels Of land benefited
by E9cn improvement, under the grOvi-
sions Of ordinance No. 2osS approved
April p. lss2. as amended by ordinance
No. d.aa approved the sth day OF May.
ltts, ana the city charter as amended
ana row in force. has been certified 10
me for collection. and that unless pay
Inent or the assessment thereon contain
Ell - made within thirty days from the
Gate ~ the hrst publication Of this no.
tices sGcn assessment shall become deiin-
Quent and snail bear interest AZ the rate
OF % per cent. per annum until paid. and
u not paid before such assessment shall
have become delinquent. penalty OF s
Der cent. saall be added. and the sums
delinquent shall be entered on the annual
tax roll for the current year against
eacn Tot and parcel 40 delinquent. aud
with the interest collected 40 other
taxes separate account being kept
thereof. and II rot paid within the time
fixed for the payment o. city taxes
saall be collected as such taxes are col
charges and penalties 40 are authorized
10 be charged ana collected on other de-
Enquent taxes. and each lot or parcel
80 DELINQUENT shall be sold for the
est and costs al tie time ard IN The
manner and by the same authority as
lands and lots are sold for city taxes
GEORGE r. AEACHAM.
Date q frst publication, Seattle, Wash.
DeceEa6er -, lsSs.
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II order 20 secure correct insertion q
notices En1er these headings. the same
srcHla - left al the business ONCE q
this paper. 10 charge il made s0E s1ch
notices
Funeral -ottnem. resolutions or other ps-
clzf aanouzcera ents wIil be e. zrge9 q rs
tate % u cents rer Eiae each inssgtAo1.
pOST-T~TrLTsErsE1 90.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington for King
County,. r. Burnham. plaintiff vs.. c.
r. W. Bowers. p b. Bowers. Maggie
Bowers. the Guarantee Loan and Trust
Company, a corporation. and Jacob
Furth. its assignee and receiver. Phillip
berg and King county, defendants. No.
2, 500. Summons for Publication.
The State of Washington 10 the said C..
Il. W. Bowers. p. r. Bowers. Maggie
Bowers and Phillip b. Bowers, Defend
ants Above Named.
You and each OF YOU are hereby sum-
moned TO appear within sixty (e0) days
after the date of the first publication
of this summons. to-wit: Within sixty (6ol
days after the 9th day of November,
1895, and defend the above-entitled action
in the above-entitled court. and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff and serve
a copy OF your answer upon the UNDER
signed attorneys for plaintiff. at their Of
flee below stated: and In case of your
dered against you according to the de-
mand OF the complaint. which has been
filed with the clerk of said court. The
object of the above-entitled action is 10
obtain Judgment against the defendants
c. E. w. Bowers. Maggie Bowers and p.
b. Bowers. and Jacob Furth as receiver
and assignee OF the Guarantee Loan and
Trust Company, for the sum of 81. o96 80
upon the notes given to the Guarantee
Loan and Trust Company and assigned
TO the plaintiff, and for the costs of this
action, including an attorneys fee OF $40;
also praying for a decree establishing and
foreclosing "a certain mortgage given 10
secure the payment of the above indebt-
edness and recorded In the mortgage rec
ords of the auditors office OF King coun-
ty, state OF Washington. In volume 40. on
page l4l thereof, and describing and COW
ering the following lands. situated in said
county to-wit: All the southeast one
quarter Is. +. "a of the southwest one
quarter IS w. ~ OF section five (5) town
ship twenty-six (26) north range five (5)
east. w NJ containing 40 acres: also
praying that in said decree the interest of
each OF the defendants in and 10 said
property be declared junior. inferior and
subordinate to plaintiffs interest therein
and that the equity Of redemption of each
of the defendants be forever barred and
foreclosed, and for general equitable re-
lief. HASTINGS & STEDMAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
=. o. Address: Ga Halter Building, Sc
attic, King County, Washington.
NOTICE OF SALE-On the 9th day OF
January, 1897. will sell In bulk, at pub
lie auction. TO the highest and best bid
der all OF the stock IN trade. tools. ma
chinery. goods. wares and merchandise,
notes and accounts, including the good
will and all and singular the property
OF every nature. character and deserip-
ton of the Empire Jewelry Company.
all and any purchases 10 be subject 10
confirmation by the superior court be-
fore title shall pass NJ. p. Barnes Re-
ceiver.
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RE WARD

reward OF 80 viii be paid iof ln, ,'7s-
nation leading 10 the arrest aha - 80
ton Of any one ga alihs ~op.rs1 y-rshers
post-fnteiilgencer as iyereo 70 s1N
throughout the city.
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Advertisements under the ileaa OF . .foys
Pound For sale For Re a. ana Sltuasl. y.
wsnTss ggift H. Inserted a. the rate OF 1
cent a word each Insertion Fdynsn1 e.
ways IN advance. No aover tLsenaeNs -
eeived for less than = cenu
~OTTCE-The business olsee o. =,
Post-fntelllgeacer is open untI a y. 80 7
ganAay hours a. m 10 i2.Ss D. m are .,,s :
10 o d IA classiseA adver smehS VIII
be received ~ 10 this sime.
AdvertiEerents VIII be rec elsse
TACOMA BUREAU-No. liz
avenue. ? ro,as
PORT TowNSEND-wil iiafn -; yoIr9
BrTJ T<THaN BAY-New NhatS"n''
O. H. Culver. Manager. rsarts.
oIYMPIA-4f7ls Main street SnAf'e'
Watson. Agent
The following letters await advertisers
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES Washing
ton Soldiers Home. orting. Wash. De-
cember 90 1895
Sealed bids will be received at Sol
airy /. 1897. for the following supplies all
goods to be delivered at Orting in auantt-
ties as ordered by the commandment.
freight prepaid. Bills payable monthly in
state warrants. The right Is reserved TO
reject any and all bids:
First, 5000 pounds steer beef and NUT
ton; second. . barrels very best -four.
90 tons chopped feed tstate kind 2 tons
-four, tons bran, tons shorts. 500
pounds yellow corn meal, 10 tons oats:
third. 800 pounds r. and G. coffee S
cases baking powder. 20 pounds each
SPICE and cassia. 2 dozen each S-ounce
standard lemon and vanilla. 10 pounds
mustard: fourth. cases each standard
table peaches. cherries, apricots corn
beans and Is cases tomatoes. 1000 pounds
granulsted sugar, 800 pounds do co.. SUI
gar. 800 pounds each evaporated prunes,
No. ] rice and salt Goldfish. $50 pounds
each crackers. arricots Star and Battle
AZ tobacco. 700 pounds No. white beans.
10 hounds split peas. 100 pounds each Japan
tea and lima beans, 200 pounds Seal OF
North Caroline tobacco. z-ounee packages;
10 boxes Lenox soap. do Ivory soap:
ffth. 50 suits clothing. q. A. r. style. blue
brass buttons. sample suit TO be submitted
All bids - he Endorsed. For Supplies
and addressed. Soldiers Home. Orting.
(sIgned) GEO. II. BOARDMAN.
W Y. DUNBAR
Purchasing Committee.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
Portland Or. Dec. -, 1905. Sealed pro-
possls for extending jetty al SiusIaw
. n m. Jan. % 1897. and then publicly
opeped. Information furnished on APP
nllcation W. T. Fisk. Capt. Engrs.
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rMporrNnEp STOCK NOTiCE.-Ihs q
lowing described horse. placed 70 =
citv hound on December ". Nv W.
sold an public auction 70 the hlzhesi. y
aer for cash In hand. 70 pay ccI q u
nounding and advertising. Tuseaz
January 3. 1897, nj 10 o'clock a -. q =
front door Of police hsaduusfteA ~
nor Of Third street ana lcsies ~
one bay horse, white st,u1 49, .s ~
right fore foot and ieft ni"" s''s "S'"
8 years old. a..,-,,.a NM
being TO me unknown. p.,,..
@. S. REED. Chief OF feiss.
Date OF first publication. p'" :
fSNf
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w.yrEp-REaL ESTATE.

wa~TED-r,o. on Fourth o. Fifth ave
rsge. between James and University. cor
rssr lot preferred. terms cash Address
Fs1ver Pest F1-sfIa gencer.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS HAA
Occidental Block. Ssstues

PEOPLES aAvINGS Hal.
rs,cIdsn,a Block. Seattle. ~
--OFFfcERs AND 49,
Jacob Furth .........s......;; 49,. !. fpsssil1E
Arthur A. Denny ..........' W. ps~161k
Is1a :. Hayden Nana9ss. 49, ~
Frank I. Blodxett ....;.. .A,asss 49, Iessi1
sigmund schwabachsr. yenn ~ ~
X. c. Neufeider. J. !. ofss.
Trsnsacts q savings DanA
clusiveiy. ., a N0oo
rnfsrest allowed per annum y =
rent on term deposits: pr -
'' TIsyIses5, declared last dayS q ~ Z
November. Loans MADE ON
Approved collaterais Only.
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ADyERTIsERs' NOTICE

Aavsr.t.aru ss.ivluz display advertise
r,snts changed for fas 81 ncay issue ms - ;
hand In copy o. / 0 sock SATURDAY - -
sure change.
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY TREASuRER'S NOTTcE-Notice
Is hereby given that the assessment roll
of local Improvement district No. 40. for
the Improvement of Anna street, in the
city OF Seattle. from north line of Powell
street to south line OF Taylor street. un-
der the provisions OF ordinance No. 2. 43T,
providing for said Improvement by grad
ing the same and constructing sidewalks
thereon, and for an assessment TO pay
therefor by the mode OF payment by
bonds" has heretofore been duly certi-
fled TO me for collection. and the re-
spective sums therein charged and levied
against each lot and parcel OF land in
annual payments with interest upon the
whole sum so charged and levied or
such installments thereof remain I'M
paid. 1t the rate Of 10 per cent. per an
num- and said interest must he paid an
nually. together with the annual INSTALL
ments falling due in each year. Said
sums began TO bear interest on the 31st
day or January 1898, 6nd the fourth in
stallmenu OF said assessments and the
interest for the fourth wear VIII become
due on the 3ist day OF January. 1877.
Unless payment be made of said instail-
ment of principal and said interest on or
before said 3lst day Of January. 1897 the
same shall become delinquent, and shall
bear interest at the rate OF 10 per &C ~.
per annum until paid. and II not paid be-
fore the same shall have become delin-
quent, penalty OF per cent. shah be
added. and the sums delinquent shall be
entered on annual tax ron for the cur
rent year against each lot ard parcel OF
land so delinquent and with the interest
collected as other taxes. separate account
being kept thereof. and n not paid within
the time fixed for the payment OF city
taxes. shall be collected as such taxes are
collected. together with such addi-
tional charges or penalties as ara
authorized 10 be charged and
collected on otner delinquent taxes, and
each lot or parcel so delinquent shall he
sold for the amount or such assessment
with interest and costs. a. the time and I'm
the manner and By the same authority
as lands and lots are sold for city taxes
GEORGE r. MEACHAM
City Treasurer Of the city OF Seattle
Date OF first publication. December 81,
1895
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BIRTHS.

CLEAvEsS- In Seattle. Tuesday. gsee a
Ser 2. 1915 = Mr. and Mrs r -
Cisayrs. q daughter.
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WANTED a Young man, position as
afeuoRrapher type writer or bookksepef /,
viii work for small salary. Address L.
G P0st- Inteshgencer.
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IMPoUNDED STOCK NoTrcE-rh ~
lowing described horse. PLACID n u
CITY pound on December - ~ W. y
sold at public auction 70 the htxhesl ri
der for cash fin hand. 10 pay cos Of ~
bounding and advertising Tnastag
January S, 1897. at 10 o'clock 4 y. y
the front door OF polite headQaar'sn
corner Of Third street ana iesla ~
IN forehead, and branded on right mp ~
shoulder. -. -.
being to me unknown.
c. s. REED. Chief Of PcHcs
Date of first publication. Dscemee
1895.
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DEATHS AID FUNERALS.

y,-F.A--r--rn sesttse. IT iz1E Thirteenth ave-
rsse thursday, December q, $50, !onfa
Augustas Went. % dz21ates, aged -
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fYT.apK-uAT,r On SATURDAY. December
81 is- ~ y = Phoenix hotel Robert
f5srk ard An.1 !. tsad. Dotn o. lsSA-
auzh. Rev. w H. 9 Temple cree ins.
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IMPouNDED STOCK NoTIcE-TAs II
city pound on December IA. IN viii h
sold al public auction 10 the hlshex "
der for cash In hand. 10 ray cor Il
impoundirg and Advertising Tuesl,s
January ), 1897. al 10 o'clcck 4 n. u IA
front door OF police headguartea, ar
ner OF Third street and Yesief uN
one bay horse. . years old; white sps
in forehead and nose.
The owner OF the above iescsloed h1H
being to me unknown.
c. 8. REED. chief Of PaIte
Date of first publication, DeccnH =
1895.
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TRUNK FACTORY.

For. TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS
80 TO Queen city Trunk Factory. repair
fng q specially. Tesier avenue and Com
uaeFsl2L Branch. Lila Second
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.
LATEST PATTI ERNS n amateur outfits
and corDplets stock ory plates and films.
free use dark rooms for changing WASH
lrgton Dental and Photographic supply
- FL Columbia. opposite pcstorlce-
& w PARKER & CO. fresh paper and
plates, everything used IN phoIoxra phy:
me- catalogue
WIRE WORKS.
WASHINGTON WIRE WORKS III
Saath Third. everything n wire orua-
rssn tai lron WcrS. IRE escapes. etc
MISCELLANEOUS
CID PAPERS for sale al the hussrss.
cTlcs 81 this paper; lsc Per bundle
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VARIETY IRON WORKS. Seattle. man
4sfarturers and founders; specialfEes
Numbers goods. stove repairs. air-ttght
stove fittings. Agat and heavy nachin-
cry castings
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WANTED WOMEN - WOMEN - Small
f.ss. ereas demand for cooks. so 20 80.
haea.sgo~k S15 and SIS; Mattresses; .
rta-r.harun1tfs. dfshwaahcrs. piano play
81 xG. mattresses 90 serve meals and
drinks in BE- g.. So and found. variety
actresses. family cooks. houSekeepers.
e4rv nlaees, STA and Sl2, your choice from
a large number of orders. a. Cranes,
sos Washington street.
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wANTEn-IogEors. iumbermey, boom
men and miners 20 look al the best
Maeklnaw made on the Pacific coast.
Seattle Wooden Mn. 1il9 First avenue.
WANTED-Coat. vest and pants maker.
az Charles Nergin's. Pert Townsend.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CONPOSfTION-Ws are now preps red
70 do composition for The trade (sn-
essuref ga Nonpsreil Minion. Brewer
ana Long Primer. Satisfaction guar
auteed. Call or address Post-Igftelll-
Eerrer. Seattle
SPECIAL. INFORMATION DAILY 10
manufacturers, business houses and
public men BY the Press Clipping Bu-
rean tAilen'sj. Union block, Portland.
or
The Portland daily press., 1897-07-20
of these statements, rather than close his
eyes to the facts and conditions which OBJ
tain in that country.

The Bluehill cow case bids fair to be-
come cause celebre. Evidently the bot
tom of it is not yet reached. The ques-
ton now is whether the specimens which
DIR. Smith examined and those examined
by Prof WEIGH came from the same COW.
There Is no doubt but both of these gentle
men are perfectly competent to examine
animal tissues and detect the presence of
tuberculosis if it is there. Yet DIR. Smith
foundsno evidenceaof the disease sbut in
the specimens that Prof. WEIGH examined
the evidence was SO abundant and SO
pronounced that a microscope was not
necessary to discover it. Yet it would
seem hardly probable that any of the
parties involved in this case would be
guilty of the outrageous fraud of substi-
tuting tissues from another COW for It's
sues from the particular COW in contro-
versy. Possibly the explanation may be
that some parts of the animal exhibited
traces of the disease while others did not.
But the case has gone SO far now that it
ought to go farther. The matter ought to
be prebed to the bottom. The veterin-
arian who sent the specimens to Prof
WEIGH ought to furnish proof that hey
were taken from the cow in question, and
SO ought the people who furnished the
specimens to Dr. Smith.
The Portland daily press., 1897-07-20

MThe income of teacher in private
school of China is very small, about a
half-penny day for each pupil.
Greater Glasgow with a population of
5000, has only 494 medical men, or one
doctor to 1,726 of the population.
The town hall of Ayr, Scotland, built
to accommodate 1000 persons, and con-
tanning large organ, was burned re-
emily, causing damage estimated at from
SIS, 900 to $40, 900.
A despatch from Odessa says that the
Russian aaathorities greatly fancy the
American rifles, and haveTordered or are
which has avn unusually heavy stock and
a shorter basrel than the ordinary.
Sir Martin Conway and Mr.. E. G..
Garwood left London on June 80 for
Spitzbergen, In order to continue the ex-
ploration of tue interior on the main is
land begun by them last year. They are
to be landed at Kings bay, whence they
hope to make expeditions over the north
ern ice sheet. Afterward they intend to
revisit Horn Sound and complete the
scientific exploration of the southern pc
nlnSula.
the Washington ball club figures with
pathetic prominence.
The amount of money man earns is
never mentioned at wedding, but it is
the whole thing in divorce.
There are two John Hays in London.
The other is Lord John Hay, one of the
admirals of the BritiAh navy, who is the
son of the earl of Tweeddale