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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-02
CITY AoTiCES
THE CITY OF sEATTLE-CITY TREaS-
HrfrsS Notice

urers Notice.
Notiee IS hereby given that the 81 annual
iIssalinent or local Improvement district
Nc. lie. fer the Improvement OF Rem.ngson
Avenue, III the City Of Seattle. from BROAD
Way 10 ksnney Street, under the provisions
OF ordinance Nc S@1 which provides Fog
the Improvement u said street hy con-
s-uctinS al iron stone pipe sewer along
said street between said points together
win al necessary wyeS. manholes. lamp
Aolss. veniiis;aFs. openings. Gushing tanks
and catch basins and Icy connecting the
same with the main iEserceptag sewer now
existing at the intersection OF Remington
Avenue ard kenney Street. and providing
Tor the payment therefor in installments,
establishing q fund for such payment an
NA4FtE3ng The ssyysgg and collection of as
sSsS mentS upon tire property benefited by
We Improvement, Sne providing for the Is
S1a1ce OF bonds as authorized by an set OF
TIE legislature Of the State OF Washington,
approved Masca OH. 1&S and under the
provisions ~ ordinance Ne. Ss&a approved
May sth. }&A Is amended ny ordinance No.
stfa approved July uth tS4 and the City
(a@fteT as amended and now In force, has
been G0ly certified to me for coslectio and
the respective sans therein charged and
levied against each parcel and lot Of land.
and part thereof. IN said district In naymeut
of such instsnment remains uupait. and
the same, including the Interest on the
whole amount charged must ae paid on or
before the ii day OF January f&S Unless
payment he made on such lnstallment on
or before The "a day % January. 1929 the
same shall become delinquent and shall
bear interest at the rate OF per cent per
annGnl. until paid, and IL not paid before
said time. n penalty OF five G) per cent
shall he added. and the sums delinquent
shah be entered on the annual tax rull for
the current year against each lot and par
eel az land, and part thereof. so delinquent.
and with the interest and penalty shall 30
collected asSother taxes. together with such
additional charges OF penalties as ara au-
tborized 10 De charged end collected on
other delinquent taxes. ana each lot or par
eel Of land so delinquent shall he sold for
the amount OF such assessment. with Inter-
est. penalty and costs. in the manner pro-
viied by Jaw.
A. II. FoOTE
City Treasurer Of the City OF Seattle
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SkAGiT RIVER ROUTE-Sseamer civ
or Champaign weekly time card I,eoves
Seattle November g at midnight Noyems
Der -, at midnight. December ~ rois
night Leaves Mount Vernon Noyemn@-
- at p: m, December at 4 D. m ~
cefnber al p. m. calling at TIIiaiio
SianWood. Fir. Skagit City. Nj. Vernonn'
anu Avon For passenger and frsi,gh.
rates Apply at City dock Tel. Naii ~
W; Z. Giikeson. manager: II. II. Mcpom.
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cTrANER A r. ROBINSON.
carving I. & Ma

~. x.~r4 fY~~~a-d and Port Washington
80 5.>evss cry Dock - a. r cafiiry
I'm peach BgrcAei Brick yar1
f9rs-T.eTfor. T.. : Nal Yar5. s,8aey.
.la,' T%r, 0rcsari Navy statisr 81
= - arrives Seasfie AZ 2. m. F. ". hob
g. sfastsr T4iliy Bogar1Us X c.
.g~sta Tslephore. Man -.
xopr ORCHARD ANT, PORT WASH
fN'1N' J<t5TC,N ROUTE
s~EaNER MARY T pERY.FY
osx'.s feot - washington street a.Ev a.
49, If. sSardars q" +. IT. tor plassar-
Eears yves Biskeley). rrsFnertou. T. :
4e.,ss-~s Charleston. Sidney. Traryfca
f~tf~3 ara Stverdale. Re.urrtrg leaves
ssiVer.ga5e a, q q. IT arrives seattle ia
- Tesves S.49ev Saturday nights al
$40 p. n. arr..ves Seattle ia .. III Tele-
paoze, Main 90.
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Si'lsAMi- RS.

PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY
Steamer State OF Washington leaves Sc
attle from YesIer wharf daily except Satur-
day at 10 . m. for Everett, Anacortes.
tairaaven and WhatcOm, connecting at
Vhatcom for Vancouver and Blaine.
Connectons-At Seattle, Flyer and y. +.
K. n for Tacoma ana way points; at Ever
ell. l.. < NJ l.. II. r.: al Anacortes, ;. =.
L. K. al Wha1com. b. +. & f. G r Il.
and steamer Lady OF TIE Lake at What
ccm-
Returning. leaves Whatcom daily except
Sunday a. a. m.
Steamer Fa.rhaven leaves Seattle from
Yes!er wharf daily except Saturday al 10
d. n, for Edmopds WILDLY Island ana
la Conner. connecting at La Conner with
LASTS from Bay View. Whitney and Mount
Vernon,
Returning. leaves La Conner daily excep;
Sunday. d III. Telephone, Main 81.
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STREET REASSEssMENT-

ALDER STREET REAsSEssMENT-
city Treasures Notice.
No,lce in hereby given that the awess-
mont ,of approved ard confirmed nv Or
Tinanra No. b.f23. for tire reassessment az
Alder street from Seventh Street 10 Broad
wny In the city of Seattle. which improve
rn,nf was made under authority OF ordi-
yanre No ! 766, and the reassessfuent or.
deresi ny ordinance No. s.0o2 has been GER
llfea TO me for cole ton. Assessments are
upw due and rsyaule- ana | hereby give
ratlra that unless payment thereon Is
mace together with The lawfully accrued
Interest, within thirty days from the first
s'nfu5 atjon ~ This notice, s1ch assessment
srsu benor1a delinquent and continue TO
bear interest At the rate Of Ten per cent. per
snnttrn and K not paid before such ASSESS
ruouts shall have become delinquent PEN
@ifv ng nve per cent will be added IL
said assessments are not paid within Tho
finaa fixed for the payment ~ city taxes
they WI become hable u TIE addition OF
sueh penalties aud interest as are pre-
efrihsS bv law: and the lots or parcels II
land upon which said assessments. together
attn accrued interest. penalties and
sharFes remain delinquent. are liable to ba
sel5 Al the tine and IA the manner and
bv tf.e Same authority as lands and lots
are sold FOR city taxes. =, 1900.
civ Treasurer o. the City % Seattle.
Date Of first publication. Nov g. 1888
f,fN,fL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
rtrs l. hereby given IN accordance with
re provisions Of secIian Of article XVI
~ the city charter. t37at examinations will
b. held AZ the city hall for ali persons
u1o wtg have filed applications with ths
Geaftga C'7Vi3 Seryt~e Commission for po-
rlti~rs In The classified eva service OF the
sfty ~ aeaftls as fellows:
roir. service I-str0!msu and driver
JSi~a sTry}ca-p ipeman. fFu Ssnau. engIn-
..r fuarsua an3 isreD. pilot and s,oker.
f~;vsf e~r.nneFfrF service Ora ughf zraan.
,,,~t,,.,,er tTans}tTnan. head chainm8n rear
rsslafaan aGd azernAn-
f-Aer3csE NTFs&eF~ FIX cp.5ElHt.
Mechanical engineering service Engineer.
0r.rr,aa an4 WOOD pasaer
T-.ueerf.fg services flitaFT inspector
feSar sarvscs-AiI positions in ihe labor
xa~st~a requiring skilled or unskiIled labor,
f*vercs nations w-ill begin on Ttece rlber 5
,ass and applications wl!I he received for
~ sarae nos later than November - Tsg3
s7f,lgcAnts VIII b. examined in the
t.raSshes specified "a TIE rales an1 restila-
80 ~ tte Com mission, and su tbs require
vents ~ me positions FOR which they an
,,iv Auri,cangs FOR fire service viii bs 81
s.e(tess ~ be familiar With she Fire Manual
Eaeh applicant Will receive postal notice
~ IN. exact tine % his exarnlna ion
Nv order o. the CIVIL Service Commission
os tho city q seatIie-
ARTHUR II. CIRCUIT.
Secretary j
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: A|FFkEt
Carrying Z: mail; leaves &c. eiaibraith dock.
a1h.,rsasvs ard Saturdays. ~ O'Clock
=, ar Kingston. Port Gamble SEA no. K.
xs~t-ar- Holly !1e.stt0. L3j}wau3. FATS
H EI..3,j.t ana Union City. Returns On al.
\. TROUTMAN. Master
-pg
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily, except Sunday.
II one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLY Err
Regular daily trips. Seattle = Tacoma
rToA aKtsii EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY 3.
TIME CARD.
Leave seattle-I:i5. HIS a. M: PAS. els
p. n. "a rr., An - -
SUNDAYS.
leave seattle-7:S0 a. m, u m. : p. N.
fave Tacoma-9:30 a. NJ. 80. I: 30 y. m.
ioraing al Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
90 and Commercial dock, foot Of Ma
ron street, Seattle,
sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington.
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Canadian development Company. Limited
Steamers VICTORIAN" COLIN
BAN" "CANADIAN," "ANGft-
An" "AUSTRALiAN," "TASMA.+~
IAN" EtS Efc.

THIS compaHyz feet OF steamers
Is nov On THE UPPER WATERS
OK THE YUKON Fastest MOST
coU1modioUs boAts ca The river.
Electro iIeAt ard every conven-
Tense AccomTno iats5n for 10 pas
sengtrs an3 20 1ons OF freight
Steamer Canadian" IS no@ la.I
Up al HcotalrQua Pest foot ~
Thgt% MGe Y1ye~. Freight for
Dawson viii De received on board al
shippers rssk CT ard after Fehru-
ary u.s. 1Ss5. This b1At w.l icaye
for Dawson On or about Nav i0tS
or Immediately after evening Il
Lewis river. reaching Daw son az
least ore wonth Before navigation
or Re Upper Lakes il open. and at
least two months earlier shan cor1-
uRnic&tlou va =. Michael can ae
established
Through connections from Coast
points 40 Dawson "a Lake Bennett
Fer freight ard passage apply 70
company Office
NJ - Fer St-e@* Victoria e =
II MAITLAND KEESE+Y.
Aaasg.US Director
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FOR BEIrrNCHAN RAY .~.0
TIES A Nd 4 ---s<ANOIl
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Block, Seattle Wash

CiaSiveiv
Deposits received from s. 70 SO GO
Interest allowed per anUum. Six r,er cent
IN tFTIn deposits: per cent. on ordinary
deposits
Dividends declared last days - Nav ana
November. Loans made on real estate ar
approved cc,lateFais only.
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ron VANCOUVER VIA ANACORTES
AND WiIATCOM.
Connecting at Vancouver with steamers
far Nanaimo and New West
minister, b. &.
1-ha Elegant S!dewheel Steamer
NORTH PACIFIC.
AicWllliams. Master.
y,,,r ,save Yesler wharf. Seattle. every
Sionday. Wednesday and Friday at 1880
hio =, fnr Anacortes, FaIrhaven. Whaicom
=, yancOlyer Pass myers may 30 on
49,, 49, and occupy rooms "a $50 p. m. Re-
.''rninE. viii leave Vancouver Tor Seattle
' sql every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
1tr4av at ii p m
- MS 1.s,S STEAMER has superior passenger ac-
fluctuations. Table service unsurpassed.
~ tt,r ffTight or passage apply on board or
at Yesler wharf $1,000
a. VANCOUVER LINE.
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TOWNSEND
- 1~'> ROUTE.



1900 f-.tV sacEl 3lv ~ 7.2n g. m ev1ev..
$50, - pert Madison X nsztan po-t
go. -. port IQ9.Qw and PORT Tawnse,,f,
x5..+,,+r,.rs- reaches Seattie 4, O. n daily
!Trsser9one. Main s.. LILLY. Bogardus g. ca.
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City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication. December lst.
1895
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Three round trips daily except Sunday.
Connections-At Seattle with the steamer
Flyer for Tacoma. At Everett. with the
steamer Mikado for Snohcmish, and with
the Everett q Monte Cristo railway FOR
Monte Cristo and way stations
Coiman Dock, Seattle: Merchants Dock
EveIe,s. Telephone. Seattle. Red s3i. Ev-
erett 6.
E. B. SCOTT. Manager
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PORT TOW NsEN-p SAN JY-.v -
ANps AND WHATCON p0f-~tt-:s l.

ANpS AND VHATCON p0f--~tlsss IL
STEAMER LYDIA TH1Nn~C,>,, -
Carrying United Ststes ,raN ieaV~s r.s.,.
seck foat * Naia street SUNDAY rr,,segs,s
ana ThDr~azy a. - a'rsocx r1ilr 5Eas TX
= r. TowFt.senf. Ssn Juan ssiaras - ~
Waa-e2=s. Returning leaves Neg VISA
caza Tuesday. Thursday al sszs..rge,- ~
a. y. p Th1rnrson. rr,snazer-.5 srs-
i-ily- RoSarau. & CO. agents. City Dock.
ge.epAcns. Main ST.
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Take CCean-GCinG
Steamships,

Having competent officers and
pilots. when you 60 to Alaska
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Before buying tickets tor AL
asks call at the company's Of
ices and ascertain the latest
reduced rates.
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TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
SEATTLE
DEXTER horton = co. BANKERS.

AA4i-s@' k'tff @AtTi AHNi.
IS FatS3
54fP.llS .-~++-.--.---..s f1f 80
President ...............4A A Denny
Wee President NV ~ Iafs
Manager -+.-s-..-.-..- y. II fsat.tnar
Sight - banee and tefeFra ohio trsra-
ferS ~ %ew York Chicago. - Pan' :ssn
Frauclzco. PR land ard vsr.ous points in
Oregon and british Cclurnhfa
S3gat bits - exchange on LONDON avail
a,sle elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made a. sfl points On favor
ah!s ter-ls
pones stocks art ether vafuaf!es ra-
refved o. deposit for safekeentn~
NATIONAL hank OF COMMERCE.
PsiH-up capital Observation-Disclosures. sls0 80
Trauszcts a general banking business
" H. ballard ...-..-...-......-..... Presfs@r.
II. 6. fftfsrF Wee President
K. * spencer .-s-.--..-..-..........-.E Cashier
Safety De2ozl. Bexes Tar Rss.
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CUT RATES.

Fastest Time Sufest CoAneo.
lions, Safest, Easiest Ro1te.
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Time Card-Leaves Seattle a. m. IA
m and p. m. Leaves Everett els a. m,
2:30 p. m. and 7:l5 p. m.
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PUGET SOUND * ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
Steamer city OF Kingston between Ia
coma, y ash. and Victoria. .. &.
steam i.vi II Tacoma lie ar 4.i5am
10.Eam ~. y, SEATTLE - Ar. l:i5aIn
l.S0pm Iy = Pt. T3wpsendi =, AT 10 A5prn
AS. 4! Ar he Victoria NJ IN s;UepIa
@L@ly except sunday
This steamer furnishes first class &C
commoGatlors carrying roth freight and
passengers ard .eavts from Ytsler wharf.
seattle tor Victoria, al IL 81 a. m. ana .or
Tacoma al : Ia a.
scr rates. tickets. etc. inquire OF
J. W. ALLEN,
Agent Yeslsr WAR. seattle
] A &AnGAU.
General Agent. X. Z. Ey.. Seattle.
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PORT TOWNSEND. A%Ac9R-rs
tAIRHANE% and WFfATCON rpT.
DAY HARFoR e~i ROCHE
II aKfsoE
STEAMER DISCOVERY
oq.rs Yes,cr dock Saextte Ss.~rsav
yl.fs.z az ana Friday. = m Reti,~1-
irg leaves Wharcem Monday Taurs law
ard Saturday At e. II. L. ayes safe rer
IA Una sunday 3 eonesssav and K,-,Ssy.
81 q. n returning 20 seaftle sar,e "a
= 81. =. ATKINSON, GA Mer
Room II }}3ston Block. opposite p n
Telephone, Main lss
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STEAMERS.
SEATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATslsN
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMONDs
ROUTE
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OAiit ANp port ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK
cea.t}a and Townsend Neah Rav route
,tr.1,r~ Alice Gertrude leaves CITY Dock
NS~Saxs Wednesdays and fridays al u
-1f9nirht for Port Townsend. Port Will
- '1,,ngeress. Port Angeles. Port Cres-
60, c:attvshurg. Pysht. Clailam Ray and
Noah PAY: returning, arrives NJ seattle 3
= n, on opposite days. Steamer Garland
leaves CITY book for Pori Townzari, Port
90 Ss4tur5ays AZ II midnight: arrive Seat
eie alternate days at 2:5o p m.
Tsleohone. Main g. or Main els.
CAPT. J. X. THOMPSON. Manager.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-08-18
HOW TO PUNISH BAD BOYS.

A whippingpost for the correction
of bad boys has been set up in
Evansville, Ind. The judge of the
local police court is responsible for
the innovation. He was puzzled what
to do with boys Indifferent to paren
tai control, and he hesitated to in
f1ict the penalty of a fine which was
really punishment on the parent.
He discovered that an old statute per-
hitting the f1ogging of law-breakers
had not been repealed, and at once set
up the whipping post. Now when
boy is found guilty of misdemeanOr,
his father is sent for and given the
choice of paying a fine, seeing his
boy go to JAIL or giving him a
sound f1ogging with a strap in the
presence of an officer, whose duty
it is to see that there is no sham
about the punishment. There is sell
dom need of mentors interference,
the angry parent welding the strap
to good purpose. The Humane so
ciety felt impelled to interfere, bU
the judge stood upon the law, and
there has been marked decrease
in the number of boys brought be-
fore the court.-New York Evening
Post.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-08-18

! dent Kruger is the financial hacker
| OF the candidates Of the Afr kander-
bund for the Cape colony Parliament.
The libel acton Of Emile lola
against the Fetit Journal resulted in
a fine Of 1000 francs upon NJ. Judet,
the editcr, and OF 500 francs each
upon his two assistants.
Nine. Charles Frederick Worth.
dow of the famous costumer. who
died in March, 1895, aLG his sue
cesscr in the superintendence of the
Worth establishment, ed In Paris.
1t is announced from Bogota that
the government Of c lombia has
unanimously res ol7ed to deposit a
sum equal to 100000 (S2O0,O00l as
security for the amount due the
heirs Of Sig. Cerruti. }
The maylr Of London, Mr.. Eorati0
David Davies, and his daughter,
Miss Davies, sailed for New York
from Liverpool On b ara the White
Star Line steamship Teutonic for a
short visit to America.
Jean Louis GARNER, the French
architect, is dead, al Paris. He was
born in 1926 and designed and super
sed and erection Of the Grand
Opera House Of the French capital at
an expense of nearly $4,000, coo francs
Great Britain, it is asserted, has
adopted firm atti ude in the matter
of railway concession to China The
situation is now cleared unless Rus
STA makes a counter move. There is
general satisfact on IL the British
settlements.
The sudden journey of the princess
Of Wales to Copenhagen has been eX-
planned. 1t was to attend a royal
family council to discuss plans to
make Prince George of Greece COVER
nor Of Crete and to secure the is
land for Greece
From st. Petersburg it is reported
that a band of thieves entered the
residence of Princess ChunE aloff, near
Simferepol, capital of the government
Of Taurida, in the Crimea, and
fCully murdered the princess and
two lady companions
Ernest Terah Hooley, the bank
1upI SpSCu1dLOF anu pTOuOL6IS s
seriously iii in L ndon. His nervous
system, strained by the anxiety at
tendant upon his cDmpany-promot-
ing career in L0ndon,t has been shat
tered by his recent worry.
The municipal council Of Dublin has
refused to comply with request Of
the Gladstone Memorial Society for
its cooperation in erecting in Dublin
statue, commemorative of the life
ard service of Mr.. Gladstone, similar
to those which the society will erect
in London and Edinburgh.
DR.. Jchn A. Zahm, the well known
Roman Catholic educatiopal's and
scientist Ct Notre Dame University
Of Indiana, who for some time has
been prov nciaI and interim of the
Order Of the Holy Cross in the
United States, was appointed pro
vincial de facto by the chapter CT
the order, which has been in session
at Montreal for some days.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-08-18
IN TRULY BOHEMIAN STYLE.

He painted up in an attic
At the top Of the very last fight,
And he said twas not aristocratic,
But he took it because of the
light.
His wardrobe was never extensive,
His hair was permitted to grow
A habit that's quite inexpensive
And makes one distinguished, you
know.
TO art ali his soul he was giving
The world was so sordid and vile,
And he prided himself on his living
In truly bohemian style.
you see, my own breakfast I'm cook
ing"
He said, when 1 happened to call
TO find a good servant I'm looking
But really it's no use at all.
Digestion's so awfully erring
One has to eat lightly, alas!''
And he placidly toasted a herring
By holding it over the gas.
''Ah, this is the life said he, grand
ly;
mo faint of the crowd to defile,"
And he borrowed a five of me
blandly,
In truly bohemian style
His grandmother's spirit departed,
And he was a mourner, bereft,
And now, though he's quite broken
hearted,
He's spending the money she left.
His art and his behring's are Danish
ed,
He dresses exceedingly well,
His love for bohemia's vanished,
He lives at the finest hotel.
We meet on the street and he knows
me,
But ali, I observe with smile,
He still keeps the five that he owes
me,
In truly bohemianstyle.
L. A. W. Bulletin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-08-18
SHOTS THAT SCATTER.

In Malta fowls are pIucked alive in
the open market.
Wales is the richest part of Great
Britain in mineral wealth.
The national debt is now S13.41 for
each individual. In 1867 it was S6926.
There are houses still standing in
Nuremburg, Bavaria, that were built
in 1880.
In Australia spring begins Aug 90,
summer Nov. 20, autumn Feb. 20, and
winter May 20.
No baking powders are manufac-
tured in Mexico and the imported ar
ticle sells for 81 pound.
The Boston public library has a file
Of the London Times complete from
1900 to the present time.
Nearly $4,000 acres have been re-
claimed in Ireland during the past
year from bog and marsh lands.
A good Arabian horse can canter in
and 48 hours in winter without drink
ing.
A New Woman's league has been
started in France which has as its
object the disarmament Of the armies
Of the world.
The corn fodder crop Of this coun-
try is estimated as worth 1925, 100000
per annum, two-thirds Of which has
usually been wasted.
In Germany won" implies nobility,
and all persons who belong to the no
bility prefix won" to their family
names without any exception.
A letter addressed to 1.-THE Ornriest
Man in the United States" after a
long journey through the mails, was
very appropriately sent back to the
writer in Denver.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-08-18
FOREIGN.

The Porte Refuses to pay American
claims growing out Of the Armenian
massacres.
A d spatch from LcnGon says G.
n. Curzon has accepted the Iost CT
viceroy OF India.
George Ebers, the Egyptian scholar
and historical romance writer, died
near Munich, Germany.
The steamer Hiawatha recovered
and buried thirty bodies of the vic
tins of the La BCurgCgne disaster.
National wheat stores are recon-
mended as an aid to national defense
by an English parliamentary COM
mittee.
The funeral of Archbishop Walsh
cf Toronto took place with i'm
pressive services in the cathedral OF
that city.
The federal council Of Prussia has
sent Prince Herbert Bismarck an ad-
dress Of condo ence Oh the death Of
his father
Widespread riots are rep rted in
the Sze-Chaun, China. Missions have
been burned and many christ ans
have been killed.
The report that Paderewski had
last the use of two of his fingers has
been denied by William Arlington, the
musicians London agent.
Memorial services for Bismarck in
the Emperor William Memorial
church, at Eel1n, vera ATTENDED by
the emperor and empress.
A Paris actress has introduced a
new fad of injecting perfumery under
the skin. A doctor has Pc nted cut
the danger of the pract. &c.
Esther KesseI Temple an American,
secured a divorce n London from
Sir Grenville Temple" or Vim.
Runcieman, convicted of bigamy.
Dispatches to London from Pekin
assert that Eng and is getting Shout
dered out Of the way in China because
Russia has bribed Chinese officials.
Cecil Rhodes charges that prezi-