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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-12
TAKING POSSESSION.

Habaua, OCT. ga dispatch re
oeived this morning from Msozaoillc
announces the arrival there Of the
steamer Reiua de los Angeles, dying
the Stars aDd Stripes, with Col Henry
Ray and 400 United States troops
Col Ray will receive possession Of
the city tomorrow.
Owing to the vast amount OF red
tape required to obtain burial permits,
mauy bodies of the poor. picked
up 10 huts and 10 the streets. are left
for Gags auburied even after they
are taken to the cemetery.
Last evening Mrs. Sampson. wife o'
Admiral Sampson, was visited at bei
cottage at Ell Vedade BY deputatloo o'
ladies representing the best Habana SO,
ciety, who welcomed her to Habana
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THE FEVER GROWS.
New Cases Develop at Jack.
son..-Reports From Other
Quarters.

Jackson, Miss Oct. 6.-Jackson's
fever record grows. Fog to day it is
seven new cases, slx white and one
colored, aod one death, Leila Harri.
son. Two of these cases ore in the
Baptist orphanage, an institution To-
Gated about two miles northwest OF
town. in which there are a large mum
Der of small children.
The patients are Misses Caliie and
Ida Flowers, the matron and assist
ant. The other cases are located in
@arious portions Of south and west
Jackson
The Howard association met to-
day and appointed as an executive
committee consisting of President
Stewart, Col. j L Power aud Bish-
op Charles R. Galloway, and perfect
ed arrangements for active work
among the.sick and destitute.
Herman, small town located on
the Little J branch of the Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley railroad, about 50
miles from jackson, reports two
cases of yellow fever three miles
from town, with several exposures.
Harrison reports seven new cases.
four whites, three colored.
Taylor's has four new cases. NO
report from Orwood.
Water Valley has no new cases,
but one suspicious and two critical
y i'll.
Edwards las one new case and one
death.
A case Of smallpox is reported at
Lumbertoa, Miss.
DR.. Souchon of the Louisiana State
board, reports case of yellow fever
at Rowie,. La, Forche parish and
Alexandra.
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Washington. Oos 6 6-Sucb iofor ma
tion as has reached ;he state depart.
eoeps here respecting she reported
death aod assassination of the emperor
of China goes to entirely disored's the
ssories that be has been poisoned OF
that be is dead. Il is not possible to
say positively just what sources OF IN
formation are available, bas it is knowu
that they are regarded as entirely reia,
Die at the state department.
Moreover. the situation generally 10
China is not believed by the depart.
uens officials to be as serious as repre-
seated, and signal mark of confidence
So che decision not to follow the course
of certain European governments II
sending at this time force Of soldiers
or marines to Pekln.
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Free Pills.

Send your address to II. Z. Bucklen Go
Chicago, and get free sample box Of DR..
Kings New Life Pills. trial will convince
you of their merits. These pills are easy in
action and are particularly effective in t." cure
of Constipation and Sick Headache. For Ma
laria and Liver troubles they have been proved
invaluable They are guaranteed to be per-
fectly free from every deeterious substance
and to be purely vegetable. They do not
weaken by their action, but by giving tone
to the stomach and bowels greatly invigorate
the system. Regular SIC 25c. per box. Sold
by J. F. w DeLorne Druggist
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The Case Against Tillman.

NJ Illustrate C.afk-op ba, DOT up 20 this
afterpoon rpnde,e ed his decision in the
case agsiuss Lieut. Col Tillmau, who
vas charged with aggravated assault
and battery The ficial transcript Of
I be testimony had not yet been filed
with bin by the stenograpber. and be
did not care 70 write or announce bis
decision until that was done
There we're all kiods Of rumors
abou, the street to day 10 connection
With the case Il was stated that the
papers 10 a Court martial proceeding
against Lieut. Col Tillmao bave been
pre- pared. and are ready to be f. rd-
ed 1t is not known whether they nave
been forwarded or Dot, or whether
there will be other Court ar.ial pro-
ceedings. as has been suggested.
The Record this afternooo contains
the following: Wheo Col. T'llman
saw that no decision would be reached
during the morning be sent bis carriage
to all three city newspaper Offices for
the reporters to come to his room at
the Columbia Hotel and examine the
negroes for themselves aud discover
tbe brutality" of which he had been
accused.
The carriage went first to the State
and Register Offices, and then called
at the Record Reporters for the State
and Register we're pot 10 at the time.
and the Record representative vent
alone. Two Of the negro boys. Willie
Smith aod Arthur Fair, the one 90
whose account the case was brought,
were on the sidewalk in froot of tie
hotel When the reporter arrived Col.
Tllimao sent for the boys, and told the
reporter to take them out of the room
and examine them himself. as he did
not want to be present for fear the boys
might be intimidated Willie Smith
was first questioned lie said that be
bad not been whipped at all, but that
some soldiers, who we're drunk, had
thrown wood at him. aud he ran to
Col Tillman's tent tor refuge, and got
it. Arthur Fair said that he bad got
ten good whipping. and be said that
'.Dey would er tore me- up if Col.
Tillman had DOT stopped them further
said that be knew nothing Of what Kind
of charges that he was bringing, that
;he officers did it all, and he only went
with them to the magistrates Office and
to Col Alston's room in Wrighs's Ho-
tel. Mr.. Nizoo, the proprietor of the
Columbia, heard this statement. The
boy showed no signs of any terrible
castigatioD, such as has been described.
He has ooe or Two welts on bin which
would cot take very strong hand to
make with strap. The boys them
selves seem very veil satisfied with
their treatment, and Fair says be was
at Col Tillman's tent the same as usual
the next morning. Col. Tislmsn cam
plains of garbled reports and headlines
10 morning papers. Toe News and
Courier printed more of the evidence
than any other paper. although every
word was telegraphed, and it bas other
news to print. and included verbatim
report OF Lieut.. Col. Tillman's state.
ments.-Colunb bis cor News and Cou.
rier, Oct. 6.
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SAVE THE PEAS.

Peas are going to be peas Dext
summer, aud those who have crops
that cao be harvested to advantage
will do we'll to look after them"
The speaker was we'll known citizen
of Yorkville who has had great deal
of experience in farming but who is
uow engaged 10 other business He
continued
eff you will notice, there are lots Of
peavioes everywhere +; but, as a rule,
there is very little fruit. The vines
have grown luzuriautly and for some
reason the peas have failed to form
People generally are outing the vines
wi,bou, paying any attention to the
picking Of peas, and ii this practice is
followed there can be 90 other way for
it than that peas will be scarce
"a COED many people follow the
practice OF having their peas picked
by giving Que half for the other. Tha,
is nos best. Peas should be picked
by the buodred, the same as cotton
aDd they are worth as much by the
hundred for picking as cotton.
judging from the present outlook
the gentleman continued. Il figure
that peas, oezt summer, will be worth
S1.O0 to 81 25 busbel, and if peo
ple who have them will take my ad
vice, they will pick all they can. y
Yorkviile Enquirer.
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MAN WANTED.
Mention this paper.

THE MANAGEMENT of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society in this territory
is desirous of securing the services of maH
of character and soility to represent its in ter
ests, with Sumter as headquarters. The right
mao will be thoroughly educated 10 the
science of life insurance and the art of sue
cesaful collecting. There is DO Business or
profession, not requiring capital, which is
more remunerative than life agency con-
Quoted with energy aud ability. Correspond
ence with men who desire to secure employ
ment, and are ambitious to attain prominence
in the profession, is invited.
W. J. RODDEY, Manager.
March 23-tf Rock Hill, >. U.
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Beats the Klondjke.

found a more valuable discovery than has yet
been made in the Klondike For years he
suffered untold agonies from consumption, ac
companied by hemorrhages ; and was absolute
ly cured by DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. He declares that
gold is of little value in comparison with this
marveloas cure would have it, even if it cost
a hundred dollars bottle. Asthma, 3ronchi-
tis and all throat and lung affections are posi-
lively cured by Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Trial bottles free at J. F. W.
DeLorme's Drug Store. Regular size SOC and
81. Guaranteed to cure or price refunded. 2
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Fitzhugh Lee and His Record.

Mr. J. n. Braxtoo, Of Virginia,
while an enthusiastic admirer of Gen.
Fitzhugb Lee. is nevertheless of the
opinion that be will not have such a
walkover for the senstorship from that
State, as bis friends claim. BE said
10 recsu, interview "Gen Fitzhug gh
Lee is as we'll liked personally
as any man 10 Virgins, bat be
iso's going to be United States Sena-
tor IN place of Mr.. Marion for all that
Our people, while according to Gen.
Lee sill praise for his gallautry aud for
his good service at Habara in critis
cal .ime. are not going to let that
blind them TO the effect that be is a
goldbus. No map who is not 10 line
With the Chicago platform is going TO
carry off any political hooors 10 Vir'
sinia. at least Got 10 the pear future.
"Tbe minute the general gets into
the campaign be will 6ud himself COD.
irop.ed With his goldbrg record aod
that will down bim with sbe people.
Senator Marion has DOT only been a
consistent silver mao, bu. has also been
one of the most useful public servants
shat Virginia ever had at tie Nantious'
Capi,al. he has worked for the best
interests Of the State With energy that
never tires, and bas been wonderfully
successful 10 obtaining all he ba:
sought to accomplish he will be hi:
own successor 10 the United States
Senate. ."-Orapgeburg Times aod
Democrat.
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THE SITUATION AT OXFORD.

New York, Oct. 6-Dr. William
T. jenkins of the health board re-
ceived the following telegram to-day :
Oxford, Miss Oct. 6.
Dr.. William Z. jenkins, Health Com
missioner, New York:
Situation here critical. Fourteen
cases and six deaths. Appreheud
much danger. Have 600 negroes 20
feed and take care of. If possible
obtain US aid.
W. G.. Heddieston.
Mr. Heddleston is postmaster at
Oxford
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GOMEZ FOR PRESIDENT.

Habana, Oct. 5, 2 25 p m-The
press of the island seems to consider
the following ticket almost sure Of
election at the coming convention Of
the Cuban party at Santa Cruz Del
Sur, called for October 10:
President-Maximo Gomez
Vice Observation-Disclosures Mas
so.
Secretary of Foreign Affairs-Do
mingo Mendez Capote
Secretary of Finance-Beojamin
Guerra.
Secretary of Justice-Jose Ian
uZa
Secretary of War-Calixto Garcia
Senor Estrada Palma is candidate
for the post of Cuban representative
at " ashington.
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Madrid. Oct. cit is not believed
here that the American peace commis-
siooers have already formulated their
requests. At this Capital the general
impression is that they will be submit
ted at Fridays meeting.
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BLOW AT ALGER.
Startling Report on Camp
ghomas by the Board of
Army Surgeons.

washington, Oct 6 The war de
parsmens has been startled by re-
bort received from Camp Thomas
most severely arraigning it's rseth-
ods
The report was made by commit
zee Of surgeons appointed at the sug.
sgestion Of Surgeon General Stern.
berg to examine into the condition OF
affairs at the camp. Brigade Sur
geon M. D. Ward ia chairman OF this
committee g and its report has caused
srnuch anxiety among war department
officials, since il must go before the
investigating committee early this
week.
Ths report makes the strong poin:
{ HAT military discipline could well
have been relaxed, when necessary,
;n the cause Of humanity. Accom-
panying the report is mass OF proof
Following ia an extract referring to
the general hospital management and
lack Of supplies
s.There was a great deal of un.
necessary suffering and many
deaths resulting from lack of proper
attention to the sick. 1t is our unan
;lnous opinion that the basic causes
for this unnecessary suffering may be
found in the principles governing the
management of hospital of this
kind Il is not conceivable that men
taken from the ranks promiscuonsly
and with no previous preparation and
mt il charge of helpless sick men
could do justice TO them. and espe.
chilly 30 when forced to do 80 against
their wills.
The next cause for i'll treatment
lof che sick in this hospital came from
lack of supplies of every nature. We
can find no reasonable excuse for the
lack Of supplies. which could have
been easily obtained aud were not BY
those responsible, and they should be
held strictly accountable
$50 far as the officers directly in
charge of the hospitals are concerned
the evidence proved conclusively
that 10 most instances they did the
best they could under the circum
'stances. The officers in charge of
the hospital convinced the board that
thew had not failed to make the nee
essary regulations for supplies, but
could NOT get them L is not posi-
Bic for this board to say whether they
did all that was possible to be done
TO get supplies; but that they did not
succeed is apparent
cit certainly appears shat those
higher in anttlority-tnose who were
II position TO insist upon the proper
of this hospital-shouid
lhase employed some means, whether
in keeping with the strictest military
discipline or not, to have furnished
ssbs comforts for every sick man sent
so the hospital. That they did not
is apparently evident
The war investigating committee
expects to open at it's next meeting
so.morrow several budgets of defense
from the bureaus Of the war depart
men.. Among these will be data
prepared by The quarsermaster's De
0arsment relating to the srsnspor'a-
ton Of supplies to Tampa and from
Tampa to Santiago This informa
ton is required in advance OF the
oral testimony to be given by zen.
Shafter, Gea. Wheeler and perhaps
Gen Miles
Surgeon General Sternberg was
hard at work to day, as he has been
for week. preparing statements tor
che committee Two important abb
ssracts were finished this afternoon
and will be in the bands of the COM
mittee to morrow morning
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BEAUTY HATH CHARMS

and all the charms which beau
ty likes best to don are shown
in our grand display Of fash
ionable jewelry for this season.
Jewels like these would en-
hance the charms Of the most
fascinating belle, and surely no
fair one would despise such
brilliant aids to her beauty.
Like personal loveliness, they
conquer admiration on sight !;
they score new victories at ev-
cry inspection. Those who
look over our stock do not
willingly stop with examina-
ton. Beauty may now be
made easily irresistible by a
few judicious purchases from
our display Of up to date jew
elry.
/. W. FOLSOM,
Jeweler and Optician,
SIGN OF TIE BIG WA7cE,
Oct l6.
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ss men and women which aS.1s ne 4a;ica't os;-..
md private diseases G! all MEds. fa,:3e -
,.rict1re, yasicoceie, rrci1ra. !e'-.ie .fo3o;e.3
SKIN ernpi;ons, u!cers. kidney anf u,ins,, e"
seases, liver and stomach eialsat.ss, - -
opium and morpainc hA It's, or 4ny = I
disease. Our treatment caa De r:ken ct 5ot9t
under our direct ons. or, we viii pay raik
road fare and hotel Oil toal wae 2re:e - coy 3
10 our Office for treatment, Il we fsn TO crue. ~:
lave the best of financial and professional r:fsr
snces and transact oar business, on 3 str'',f:,
professional basis, promising nothing ont = IA.
We can fulfill. We do not believe in any o 1nt
Irae prescriptions, free cure, free sample of C-OO
frauds but think it is best il the end to be a?n
est with our patients. Write us to-ca,: cont oe
We have carefully prepared Symptom 3iaai1
No /, for men; No. 2, fo- women; No. 3, to, SKI,
diseases; No. 4, for catarrh, and new a pas'
socket which we will send eres to all 9ho rea..:
.ieslre truthful information about thei1 consa
'-' DR.. HATHAWAY & CO,
221. So. Broad St., Att anita co.
AZ:
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Dr.. Eat.!s, .'.y ;t~.nt
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last 2Cye2: rs %: y
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WHO are scfar; cg 6-.3.
any cacnn4c .::::3'7: .,
nave now Ell e2:..:cc,;:. 1.
nifty to tesss <, &c .
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ciaIs 2Ea fpecIi:5..5 j
this coun'::H. .Y;i.z A.
ebsc..,lte s'.-e:y .: %
i1s core1. $a:c;2' ii
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A Skin Of Beauty Is a 10y Foreye

Finch. %. H. r"b. 3. 1895. Corporal oil
yer Z. McRav. 60. Is, Feb. 3 Sas
XIV The following enlisted men Of the
National Guard, of the Stat" of Maine
upon the recommendation of their re-
SpcCtiNe company commanders approved
ny the rcGimcntal commanders. are here
hy honorahly discharged
FOR SICKNESS
First Regiment.
Private John +. Meredith. co. y. Feb
., 1888
FOR ENLISTMENT IN THE I. $.
ARMY.
Signal Corps
Private Percy X. Pickett. Jan. a. 1N4S
XVI, The following enlisted mon of the
National Guard Of tho State of Maine de-
ceased.
SECOND REGIMENT.
Private Charles ]. Davis. 60. /. died
Sept. .. 1897.
XVII. The following enlisted neu ~
the National Guard II the State Of
Maine. upon the recommendation
OF their respective company com
manders. approved by the rctsim"ntal
commHn lcrS, ar, hereby dischar..ed for
tn" good of the service.
FOR NON-ATTENpANCE NJ DRILLS.
FIRST KEGIAlENT
Private Daniel $ Willard co i. Eel.
"a. ISIS. privat" Joseph :. BosmoaI go.
l.. IAN. u I>a>: Private Burt G. pnllar,!.
CruunHS. co. l.. Jdu. - lN9>: privat" Her
bert l.. Stcarur%. 60. NJ. Jau. - lNaN, rri-
vat" Charles II. licmieh4cfJ CU NJ. Jan.
S, lN,N.
SECOND REGIMENT
Private Edgar Mcdonald. co. T. Jam. D,
ISIS rrivat" Euvcny II, Hntlcr, "a. II.
Jin. - lN:@. 70 date May 49, 1y,1. Pri-
waite William T.. NrhtSuu Go * lam o.,
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STATE NEWS
KENNEBEC.
WEST GARDINER.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Babb are visiting
friends in Lisbon.
W. c. Curtis who had been passing his
vacation with his family. has returned to
Bath.
4 surprise party was given A. W. Full
Ter Monday evening, TO celebrate his
birthday.
c. \. Curtis has been at his home the
past week quite sick with cold. He is
slowly gaining
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Some old hawking gloves have the
hands and thumbs made in red velvet,
theoutside Of the hand covered with the
finest embroidery in many tones Of
silk, mixed with metal threads. they
appcrtain to the days Of Good Queen
HnfS
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STATE or MAINE.

been ISSUED by Adlutdut t"nofh Johh
r. Richards.
STATE or MAINE.
Adiutant Generals Office,
Augusta, Feb. T., 1898.
General Orders 10. j.
|. An inspection OF the several CON
pauicS and corps of the National Guard
curing The months of March. April, May
md 3un" of the current year.
II. III" new inspection report dorm -
wil be used and the inspection made III
ac,ordanc" with its requirements.
III. Inspections will he held rs far as
possible on the regular drill nights Of
tn" several organizations. when taS IS
imPracttrahic the inspector general viii
'iN thc tim" Ul Inspection. and III all
cases VIII EiV" due and sufficient notice
10 the company and corps commanders
who viii promptly acknowledge the re
C"pt Of the notification.
~. TIL" inspector general Will advise
rcgimrntHl commanders of the inSl'5 ctionS
by sending them H"tir"S In t.tch ease,
which may lac duplicates of tho@n sent
to tn" company commanders.
Y. Companies Will pIfstd" IN fatigue
uniform. armed and equipped IN heavy
marching order.
VI. Company commanders. for the use
of thc inspector g"n"tal. Will prepare
duplicate rolls Of their companies. ana
I'm inspection report tf"rH1 - hN enter
Ing upon il c"mplet. lisi ~ a'l STATE
property for which they ar.. accountable,
ar which th"y may haf' ttN"p rp on
their returns.
WI Company commanders VIII pre-
par" Inventories and inspection reports
t"rm - Of All property Witch tiny" con-
slider um"rrN!vcabhr ,tH uf,...lt tn"
sam" with III" property t" SIS" in pnctor
general FOR his action
VIII. Attention is called e. General
orders M. Il. r rjcs ISL, pr~@i".Hit+ IN,
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GENERAL ORDERS.
Annual inspection Of the Nationa! Guard Of
Maize Announcements from Heatquar-
ters

Tho following general orders have
been issued ny Adiutaut General John
r. Richards.
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AUGUSTA. MAINE.


Analysis from the Nth annual repor; 81
The Maine State board Of health.
The SPARKLING CLEARNESS tusti
hes the fanciful NAME Of the SPRING
CHEMICALLY and MICROSCOPiCaL
LIZ 1T IS ONE OF THE PUREST on
WATERS. Date Of examination Aprn
% 1889 Analysts OF sample Of water Ne
BIG expressed IN parts per 100, 00G
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take laxative Brorno Quinine Tablets. All drui
g'sts refund the money X 1t fails to cure 25t
TIE genuine has T. Q On each tablet
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TO Cure Headache in is Minutes.

Take Dr.. Davis Anti-Headache. All drug
gist7. Janis, cody
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IT, is the PUREST DRINKING WA
TER in the CITY for the ANALYSIS;
SHOVE that there IL ABSOLUTELY III
ORGANIC MATTER IN 1T 1t hs.l- N,
through clean white sand from. b3nea j
4 solid layer OF clay which strictly pro
tects it from surface drainage ana a
poisonous matter. Those desiring PURl
DRINKING WATER should order PIIR {
DIAMOND SPRING WATER today
One gallon daily per month. ... Is NJ
Each extra gallon daily per month q 4
One half gallon daily per month s. "a
All orders promptly attended ia by
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Lung rura quickly relieves Asthma.
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SCOTTISH UNION & NATIONAL ms.
co. Of Edinburgh, Scotland Incorporate
ed in 1924. Commenced business IN 4 $
1850. apital pa up ash &.5H1 H'N 01.
ASSETS. DECEMBER 81 1885,.
Real estate owned by the COM
pany unincumhered. 3 101. 81 %
Loans on bond and mortgage
FIRST lensl. t,iS2. $50 90
Stocks and bonds owned by the
company, market value |. 730. 375 81
Loans secured by collaterals 2S00.00
Cash in the company's princi-
pal Office and in bank. 42j. 800 IL
Interest due and accrued. 4l.S74 5.
Premiums in due course of col
lection, 1889
Aggregate OF all the admitted
assets Of the company at their
actual value. 1866. 4s7 40
LIABILli les. DECEMBER 81 1891
Net amount Cf unpaid losses
and claims. 2SJ. S58 42
Amount required to safely re-
insure an outstanding risks. $50 069 II
Fut"l amount Of liabilities. ex-
ceri apital stock and net
surplus, 212l92757
Surplus beyond capital, 1881 $50 SO
Aggregate amount of liabilities
Including net surplus. Si.056. 1916
HENRY A. HEATH Local Agent, Au-
ruGta Maine feb10 dlaw2t