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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-03

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GIEsN-ME
= ufsa January I sA&saas
'eisei ana passage srply %
J. @. CARROLL. AGENT.
seaer's Wharf foot OF Ca.as 81.
'sssaoas Pike S.
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OANKS.
DEXTER HORTON d Co, BANKERa
Incorporated 1851.


e1oltol ........... III. 90
r<s,I.r, LW.oS
vice President NV. NJ f.add
Manager ..............N f. f4atimer
Cashier ..............F. r. Van TuyI
m1At exchange and teiegrapEfc trans
IN @ New York. Chicago St Paul san
YYane4scc Portland and various points in
0rogon and British Columbia.
oight bills ct exchange on London avail
~ elsewhere in Europe.
cofsctions made at all points on favor.
ohIo tofnss.
NaeAs stocks and other va!uabIes r..
eeIyed on deposit for safe Keeping
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

@. n. SALISBURY. Observer,
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

NVAsF SIEAHSUbR 90.
rnns com2zny.s eIegzns steamer. UNA
49, $3.50 a. lave SEATTLE Tor San Fran
H. = IS 1 2 ; s0 g.s VI; ? g Dee ss.
pec T&aeasco n; Soy- = Z e. 2
F.b. Leave San F Fra. I 10. Sc e
eng ssa'! ssy & Z; ssd Pc E. + TIE Dee
B p: !. . :, sesfIi. p n Nov 5, i. s. s. 8 .
or Fs re; sIs-sn, ..ssner. coRoSA. CITY
( De- i. III f. Is : Il Is Ss q. JAZZ I K & &
& = Pes Pss i's + i . 5,a. i u 3;
s.sn, to change without previous notice.
r.. 1A sailing dates and hours Of sail
p TnowRerDaE p. S sups.. Ocean
Dccs seattle. Ticket Agenf ss FIRST Ave.
ASoi.ALT. PERKINS 4 CO. Gen
AS. San Francisco.
WASHING roN q Alaska srEAM.
CITY OF SEATTLE
SEATTLE 70 DyFs and sRAGrAY
This magnificent steel screw steamship
VIII sail from Seattle. Yesi~r dock. for Ju-
nssu skassIay Bay. Dyea and way ports.
Her accommodations are unrfvaied Shs
b. the finest. fastest. and most comforts bIs
vessel on this route. I'm connection wien
above the ALASKA STEAMSHIPS COW.
PANY viii operate their elegant and "a a
sailing eseaaship
ROsALfE
From seafae. YesIe. dccN. January -na.
az O'Clock. fer juneau. skaguay Bay.
Dyea aud way ports
Tor '1''sAe AZ Il S.i sroL aqGss,y e
Gen. ticket aet under ~ p ticket of or
CHARLES E. PEABODY. Manager.
PUGET SOUND A. ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
VICTORIA ROUTE
steamer City OF Kingston between Ia
coma. Wase and Victoria. 2. G.
saopm. Lvi " Tacoma lilo Ar <,oopm
NSopnfLvf q SEATTLE oar i:Spm
s0esns Ly z Pr. so%ussaGs "a Ar 80 45a m
Sam Ariiloi Victoria MsLv, Steam
spaily excep. Saturday.
This steamer furnishes Arz;-classs accom-
ps2zersae.,s, aaE leaves from Yesler wharf,
s.a:tie. FOR Victoria c: II o. m, ana sor
Tacoma at 1:i5 y. m.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy
GsAieroans until I a. n.
For rates. tickets. etc. inquire O.
O. r. TRogNDYEE,
Agent. Yesler Wharf. Seattle.
l. A. EADEAU.
0enersl Agent. N. P. Ry.. seatts.
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STEAMERS.

BATTLE s EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.
s@AFTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoNDs
Rot TIE.
"a. Cart-Lsaves Seattle a m :.
~ D. m Leaves Everett SIS A. m.
q and 7;lS p IA.
fs,ss roaad trips italy. except Sunday
rss. ,i iea-- A. Seattle With the steamer
et.~ 70 ascoTa A. Everett with me
= - Mikedo for SaoAsmsSh' ard wtTs
kszts 81 & Nanfe Cristo RAILWAY for
fsio ana WY stations
srss..s rccS. seattle. Merchants Dock
ee,, y 1eiepaore. S<ettse, Rcsa 81. Ey-
E. =. SCOTT.
Manager.
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Sehwahscher's Wharf Foot OF Union g.
TeIenhane Pike C
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TESTING kRIrpI, ARMDIa

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE Krupp
2finor has again demonstrated its supe-
'i"iliN To the Harvey in Il test held last
week al the naval proving station. In
Aiah Head. when a siX-inch plate was
A'i'lchcd by an cicht-inch gun without
SN""'n! damage being done the armor.
Fhr llatc IS the third submitted 10 bal
'lStt TRAILS treated with the new krupp
process. and in every instance the. ar
2'ni has shown results that in the opin-
nn ~ tn" ordnance experts place il far
ahead If the arnor that is now being
furnished the government for battle
$hirS. At this last test the plate sub
united was six inches thick. nine feet
Ing an! six feet wide. Ordinarily a
SiN-ii'h gun would have been used on
a ni;t'c of that size. but the eight was
selected in order to give the severcSt
possible test to the armor. a projectile
weighing 25% pounds fired a, a velocity
of 623 feet per second. was sent at the
plat" and to the as1onishment OF the
"!ccrS il entered but two inches and
Developed II" cracks. The second shot
''lS given 4 velocity of lao feet per
second and penetrated but / l-2 inches
Again n" cracks We're made. Both pro-
icrti!eS We're Midvale- Hotter. Captain
o'N"!l. chief Of ordnance. states that
n" armor contracts Will be made for
The three new battleships and monitors
nn':l several more trials have been
given the krunp arnOr. and that if an
other test sustain the present verdict he
sill recommend that Congress be asked
10 authorize the purchase OF the new ar
| NOR II will probably cost considerably
more, bur its qualities will permit less
weight being employed in the protection.
aud therefore the efficiency of the ships
May he increased iii other directions.
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MI"rlNN ~ HAVANA
\m"ns Spanish SpLi,ry Results IN Dis
solution If The Military.
tI! 'r,l,.,,r.,,,b


HAVANA. NOV ~ via Key wns,
NOV l4.-'rht n,utinv Of m. ,,r,l,., ~,
ne" forces. which Tor tw., ,i,>s tb,,.,,
"!lc'i the rrac" of this civ yrs,,,,.t =,
IA" dissolution of tln.; hn,lay t,d.,v'
when. after the payment Of sam. ~
f"ars aud The promise, Of Il fun jiuui,ia-
ton. Ia" rcNoltin. ,rutrs IaiI ,n,rn
their arms. taplnin General ,l,ncn
then ordered all The foo, ,ua ,,,,,,.,,,,
regiments Of The ur,irn rub,icn ~ Ne
dishanded that organization ,,asinr +,
exist from This date
Tn" Havana nutiny which st,,,.,
yesterday. was nr,ri,,il,t.I,,,, ,...i
Arnlas. III, military ynv,rnu, ~ -
city. whose fiery ,enl.r ana ,,,,t.,I
treatment of officers Is M. s,,,,r,... ,,f
tn" daiiy spreading discomfort \, ,;l
night, on Wednesday, General Arnl,s
at IN" head OF q battalion of r.c,il;,r
infantry. having been n,Iriscd OF the
Intention ni the troops IL join in Tho
'nuliny ana demand their pay .urprjsc1
the artillery out,nsis s,ai;,nn1 ,,,
~" N"dhdn road. Including Tia, Santa
lara and Itrina cn"rrcI batteries dis
armed them ana placed them under sur
Nclllanc".
The, next rpornirr ,,rh,r.,t., ~,
third company of the Dr,..n i,ubljco
numbering about lao men drew IN ne
tore the captain generals palace. in the
iitHa dc Ar:iias, and demanded their
overdue pay. Th, men Mcr,. ordered 10
retire. but refused Genera! Aro,as
VII" arrived on he scene almost sinful
ianc"nsly in an excess OF :ae.s'!ifted
his baton II office and sayarciv ,t,a,.,eI
some Of the nnl"ukcrs. seriously h,lrt
ing government employees whn had
rushed out of the palace from ,uriosity
Ml'Tl NEl:IsS pN THE. OPPRESSIVE
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~ - NJ O. y. T.. G. PIER.
Tho pier of the Old Dominion Land
Company is literally covered With lum-
h'l and brick. From two to four
S"'!""n"rs tie UP daily at the new pier
and discharge their car.,cs of building
materials. Among those yesterday
M"rt h" NJ. y. Nj. johnson. with brick
ti J. ~ Moss. and the Marion. with
brick for w. FI Is. Holt
The schooner Rover. whose homo mort
IS At Philadelphia. arrived TINS morning,
WITH Il cargo of anthracite coal consiyn-
81 I" ''hlliipS & Benson. The electric.
holster was rolled to where the schooner
WIS tied up and the coal carts were
niled ana sent away in short order
inns is the first electric hoisting ma
chine for pier purposes in use in this
section of tho State
IN addition to the Rover. the follow
ing srh"oncrs are tied up at the pier;
Willie Han. Norfolk. lumber.
Ad,". Norfolk, lumber
NeWlight. Philadelphia light brick.
These cargoes are consigned to local
contractors.
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REAL. ESTATE NOTES
The Newport News Opera House SOLD
Property in North End


The Newport News Opera Hol,S, Sall-
l'roprcty in North End.
Th,n,,s !. l.,,a, O. ~
NJ ,:,.n,, J., III, ~, NM -. ~
n,..,, -, <,, >.' ,,.'hN 49,
III, , ~ " ''l'''' q 1855
~. ~: ~ 800 49, i'ol''r'S VS.
,r,,; ,.;. =; =,
~ lt,tt - Hi'".o more IMAM ME- VIA
w ~. ~ ~ ,l''''S s''era' weeks ago
MINI, '.',, ~ oi'.la .'o',se WIS 500
l., ,,,;.. 49,, -, - -, - "s.ee adie: ne
',,'".''S 'he', was s'oH ana u was only
= =. ~. '''''.' ',n '"ui crying mat
~. ~, -, 20 "'s N'''eht" ooW' 20 Mr.
~ -" H,f,.'"'
=, ~. VII, NJ u. aeclded 70
~; - 's ''''', Ee' /" so"o nSure ana
80, 49, ',''1 ~ t'''''s l'' 1icnleS
~, ~" :, 's.'i' -, Fl".uu. ~
~ '''',',, W ~ in.tnhse' "N' Iot %
~, ~ .i''S ~. =; Wy i,ar,leS
49,, - Wy i''' VII very pr"pa-
w,,.,, ~ - :; ;
w 49, ..'' ''.s''l''n - We l.uI'haS"r
~, 10y ~. M,'h res'rn 20 me future or
= 10 hi'"Mii' nut II -
.';'' ~; tA.n VIA, ,nc ".u opera
y, Il :, - 1'"', ~ - a A't'.t ".''Ae Se'-
al, '.' ~, '''''i ~ '"'nN''',' sour.
:, -, ~, ~. '.'..c ,.Hl'sr oi
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MOTHER DELAY ASKED.
fIsr T,1apY.o

PARIS, NOV. l4.-Therc was no joint
session of the Peace Commissioners to-
day. Secretary Moore. of the United
States Commission. received from Sec
rotary ojcda. of the Spanish Commits
sion this morning. note saying that
the Spanish Commission had found it
impossible tn prepare their memoran-
dunn for presentation today. and asking
il the United States Commissioners
would be- Inconvenience ii. owing to
the late arrival from Madrid of ex-
pccted data the Spaniards should re
quest that the next meeting be deferred
until Wednesday, Secretary Moore re
piled that the American Commissioners
We're quite ready to accommodate the
Spanish Commissioners in this matter.
anc the joint session was deferred un
til next Wednesday.
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LIEUT.. DRESEL a SUICIDE.
(ESv ,relnpranh

BALTIMORE Nov. ll-Lieutenant
Herman G.. Dresel. of the United States
Navy committed suicide in the Carroll-
ton Hotel, in this city. shortly after /
o'clock this morning. by shooting him
self in the head. He is supposed to
have committed the deed in tit OF
melancholy
During the Spanish american war,
Lieutenant Drcsel served on board the
Puritan. Following the war he was
t,anS!crrr,. to the Essex.
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This is TO notify you hat have
rented the store next to Adams Racket
store on Washington avenue for your
special benefit. and on December 1st.
VIII be on hand with the grandest lot
or toys this city has ever seen. No
body VIII have to 20 or send elsewhere
Tor Xmas I"esr"ts this year. Walt and
see. SANTA CLAUS
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sEHENAnED RY THE RAND

Tho ShinyArd Band last night serc-
nadcd Mr.. and Mrs Koch who are
'l"pping at the Warwick. They are tht.
PARENTS OF MI WIN r. Koch of this
CITY The compliment Was appreciated
ANA Mr.. Koch, Sr reciproca,ci grace
fully. Mr.. VIII H. Koch recently pre-
fcn1ea the band with 4 bass drum
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~ q y y. roN1rENr1oN

ST. PAI'L. MIMI. Nov 14.-The Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
National Convention today decided by
Il H"t" Of 80 to II, to abandon the tenn
pie project as an affiliated interest
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-15

In the streets and suburbs of London
there are not only 712 fountains for
human h"inSs, but 2S6 large troughs for
horses and cattle and 40 small troughs
for sheep and hogs
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STEAMER LOST: CREW SAVED.

HAVANA. NOV. 1.-THE Spanish
transport i-esaspi Wen, ashore at
O'Clock this morning AT punta Ioca
Gavllanes. near Tienfuegos. province Of
Santa Clara, and was totally lost. An
the members OF her crew We're saved
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES


'0HHe" arrived heHterstay.
Steamship City OF Everett (Am) T.,
Verge. Boston.
son. g.. :UPJ-&fbKQYw wWwhk
Steamship Nethergate (Br), Poser.
NeW Orleans
Steamship Highheld u3r), Richard
son. New Orleans.
Steamship Hazeimnor (Br.). Mora,.
Galveston.
Steamship t1thelhilda tBr3. Parry
Galveston.
Steamship Arlington obs. cairnes
Newport.
,Ste;:''nshp Lord Lansdowne (Br3.
Harrison. Cardiff
Steamship Venetia CGer.). Master
mann. MN York
Schooner Nellie w. Craig. Lane New
Haven.
.5cnooner George A. McFadden, Wal
lace. Boston
schooner Harry Mcsser Sears, Ros-
ton
phia.
Schooner Rover. Baltimore.
Eark Pedro Lacave (Sp), Alsina, Ca
Fare p. j. Carleton Boston.
large Western Belle Boston.
barge M"nnbeam I.uston
large Kentucky. Providence.
I,.,. L., D.,
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Notice.

Notice.
To the tax payers of the county OF
Warwick:
am ready to receive taxes FOR, the
year 1898. and will be at the following
places for that purpose
STANLEY DISTRICT:
p. Fl. Wright's store. Nov. 14th
Lee Hall, Nov. 10 and 26.
DENNY DISTRICT:
Meuches store nov. 16 ana II.
Courthouse Nov. IS and %
NEWPORT DISTRICT:
Morrison's station. Nov. is.
n. +. Jones office. Ivy avenue, Nov.
q and %, from II to l.
per cent. added to al taxes not paid
prior to Dec. LIST.
S. r. CURTIS.
Deputy Treasurer Of Warwick County.
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Steamship Aiderssate CBr.). Jones.
Liverpool
Steamship Ne,hergate (Br), Poser.
Hun.
Steamship Hazelmoor (Br.). Morrat.
Hamburg.
Steamship E.the!hiltu tBrD. Parry
Hamburg
Steamship cairnes lRr.). T,ichard-
Steamship IiightirIu tBr) Richard
son.
son. llavre.
Steamship Arlington (Br) Cairnes
Baltimore
Schooner Viking. Dothcday, New Ha-
ven.
Barge Virginia. Eoston.
large L. \. Nickcls Boston
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-15

Pure milk i cents quart: 20 cents by
the gallon from good. healthy cows, not
puarantlsit4. Al. Parker. 11-4-1m
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Ms REPORTED. NJ KEY v-L,S.r

49, - i.i' - ~ l.. w f.S'T
k'.f WEST FLA, My. H. l,rrnris
rom Puerto Principe ana Neuyit:,s
lh", say that 1000 r..ulila, soldiers
holIhitd, demanding their JAY lnf,rr
'nha'kinS i"r Sl,tiu. About 1, 900 ann
q soldiers, tile reports add presented
hn'''SGlNrS III front OF IL. palace. can
ns On he military governor. Emilio
Ma'5h, i"i 'h"n overdue ,ar. Thvrc-
i!'"'I General March ir,W !N- s,y,,ra
wa ordered them Ia diShHn.l Tha sal.
'l"rS. however refused Ia rb.,v ana
som" ~ ihri'i. armed with loaded ,.jil,4
hi'''ticr"d IN" HE Of General AI."..u
Ah" returned his sword IL It's Srll,iard
crying "u': ''pn YOU wish to XIII ma.
Neil. kill me
m, soldiers in reply sho.gacd NO
ne" "" only want "ur--r'"S At,rfurc ON
''aikins for spain. -
General MARCH promised them that
'hcH would be paid and The soldiers re-
turmoil To their quarters peaccably.
IN" steamer Alava lief, Havana rou,
rays az" with Sl'e.0to With which 10 nay
thoSc soldiers who wcr. Il, embark I'M
'ncdiatcly for Spain
In" cruiser Alfonso Mi ana the gun
o"Atc Condo de Ncna,it" ana lnf:,n,a
isabel hav'. proceeded. fu;' Nucvilas 70
h"inr"l The soldiers to embark. af,c,
winch they viii proceed to Char, for
! iik" purpose aud will then go /" Spain
unless new orders AZ. received
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-15

STOP At Newport News Bakery, corner
or Thirty first St. and Washington
Ave, ana take hcsne hot loaf of bread
1or supper no loft
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-15

the war. requiring Inspector Generals
in the field to report to the Adtutant-
General. instead Of to the Inspector
General the condition or the camps now
being developed by the condition would
have developed three months ago.
THE: MATTER OF SANITATION.
General breckenridge WAS under the
impression that all ordinary efforts had
been made by the officer in command
OF til. camp to instruct rc2ilncuta! ot,-
ccrS in TIL. matter Of sanitation and he
thought this instruction had borne
frui;. The witness expressed the opin-
ION tha' 'h!ckamausa Park was suita-
~" as - camp site, hu, the want Of
putahl" water was defect.
General Rrcckinride" said that the
condition OF all the hospitals -, camp
Thomas. except the Stcrnbcrg. was bad
Th"N Wer" crowded and there was :,
lack -: skill on the part Of the attend
ants. He also thought The uuarterlnas-
tci'S department had been r"Iniss in
some of its duties; but he attributed
all III" trouble to the wan, of expo
ri"ncc. There had been :. lack Of tent
az" at tin" hospitals and he knew Of
u" reason Hhy til" tents had not been
supplied, as he was Informed that tn"
tents wer" in tn. TuartermaStcr de
pot.
pr. connnr mad" an "nn,t t" got Cen
raj iirccliinrids" t" say wh"r. the re
s.ionshiiity rested for The poo, condi-
NJ, u, ~, .,ti '.'' %" "a .tet said
~ ~, i''." i'H!"r attempts" l" locate
particularly to rcn,.dyin. the evil
CARE. OF SICK PREDDMIN Mated
~ SH''i 'nil up |" u. tiinr OF ms
NJ. ,',5 1T, ','lS, "hl''r.h.'E' had
~, , ~, a. ", l'',','' '''f Var.
,,,.,, i,;,' 10 ~ ~ ~ 'u'll'''s ..'e
sick, and If he drsci,",! any cr,.d, in
~ ''.'''i !. WIS Tor ms
,,.,,, ,,, 49,, ~ N'i l,cl,ir'
~, ,,i''' - ni'rol'hf'" i"f
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weather E'Orecnsr

WASHINGTON. Nov. 14.-Forecast
for Tuesday. for Virginia: Fair Tues
DAY. WITH light northwesterly winds:
"Wednesday fair and warmer.
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ALONG The WA TER FRONT
TENS OF INTEREST GaTpERE;,
ABOUT THE PIERS
Entrances and Ciearnnc.s at the Custom
aou1e. List OF We scis Now In Port
other MHrine Jten.
CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY.

sun rises. -. ....6:44 A. NJ
sun sets Ass P. NJ
High water. $50 A. NJ and 9:51 p. NJ
Low water. 1902 a. NJ. and 4:O1 NJ
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Fuel Savers, Hagey King. 15eodat
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Real
Estate


In Our Hands for Sale:
Lot on Twenty fourth street. near
Washington avenue. 1900
Lot on Thirty-third street. near
Washington avenue 1900
House and Lot renting for S64 per
month. $4,000.
House and Lot on Twenty-sixth
street, near Washington avenue. So
$50
Lot on LafayettA avenue. near Twen-
ty-eighth street $1,000
Brick Block of eight buildings. rent
ing for STA per month. Price sll 1000
several very desirable Washington
avenue properties cheap.
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= 7T1IH TIId IIdSFlTtIII
MAJOR & NG,SC 1,E,c,rIESIES

nj JOl1 = NIX TEST FTIIS.
, Ma)or ThT1las T. Knox, Inspector
Sensra'. .Fho participated in the carly
pa. ~ the Santiago campaign and
~ 1f1i0 vas badly wounded at the battle
Of La Quasina, was the next witness
but his tetimony developed nothing
new.
ERECKINRIDGE'S STORY.
He was followed by General J. G.
Breckenridge. His testimony dealt
with conditions at Camp Thomas. OF
which he was for time in command.
and he took occasion To say that but for
the change that was made previous 10
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-01-27

Senator white was supported by the
friends Of Representative Bailey, who are
favorable tp Baiiey's candidacy In case the
next House is Democrattc Under these
circumstances considerable confidence was
expressed IA Senator Whites election. al
though MeAsrs. McRae. OF Arkansas;
richardson, Noi Tennessee; Osborne, OF
Wyoming. and Miers, OF Indiana. had been
prominent In the race. Owing to the
Speakership ts$ue, however, the friends OF
iNr. Bailey felt khat It was decira Die Sena.
tor should head the Committee, 30 that the
Chairmanship and the Speakership should
be entirely separated.
An unexpected dark horse developed IN
Senator Cockrelt, Of Missouri. who was de-
feated BY Senator White by the narrow
margin Of eighteen to fifteen.
The meeting adopted q resolution re-
afirmine It's adherence to the Chicago
platform. The election OF Senator White
Is regarded as a distinct triumph BY the
silver men.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-01-27
LIEN ON FALSE TEETH

A Dentist Thinks His Work a. GOOD
40 That Of Carpenter.
"say," he said, as he broke ruthlessly
into lawyers Office. 1--WE got job
for you"
That's what I'm here for" said the
lawyer. Estate your case and III make
a fee pretty quick"
"well, itthis way" said the dent.
ist, for that's what he was. Il made q
set Of false teeth fora scalawag q few
weeks ago, and made 'em on the In
stallment plan. The feller paid me .
dollar down, and he was to pay me
dollar week for ten weeks, and l was
to have a lien on the teeth until they
were paid for. Now he's quit paying
and won't let me have the molars. Says
they hurt his jaw. but I take notice
they never affected his cheek very
much"
did you give him bill for emf
mo. Never gave him anything but
the teeth"
"Haye no agreement in writing Tor
a chattel mortgage specifying the kind
of plates, and the gums, and the num-
bcr of teeth"
mo. Il tell you l didn't have any
thing. and I amt got anything yet.
What want to know is, haven't got
a mechanics lien on them teeth!
Didn't I work on 'em, and isn't my
work as good as carpenters or
bricklayer's"
WELL hardly think a mechanics
lien coters your case. l don't think
you can get them back"
whit would they do to me If held
him ub and took 'em out Of his mouth
and went or with emp
Maybe they could hold you for petit
larceny. II You can catch him In his
room asleep, and attach them by get
ting but writ, mayb- you can get him
TO cSme to taw. but taat would cost
you more tkan the teeth are worth.
guess you're In for 1t this time"
'Eell, won't get in that kind OF
hole again, I'll bet you. I'll go to sonsa
of thes, tellers running for the Legls-
latr re, and I'll make them promise to
pds law giving US dentists Hen on
THE teeth we make, good till thsyre
pit | for"
}'l'hat's right; that's a good Idea.
Two dollars. please. = Call again"