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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-08-17
ADAMS COUNTY NEWS
Issued EVERY WEDNESDAY.

]. A. THOMPSON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
Subscription price 81 90 per year; six months,
IS cents. No subscription taken for less than
six months.
Advertising rates may be ascertained at the
Office None but first class advertisements will
be inserted.
Correspondence from neighboring towns will
be cheerfully received. Write on both sides of
che paper if you wish and say what you have to
say in your own way. Well fix it up.
Entered at the Postoffice at Ritzville, Adams
County, WASH as Second Class mail matter.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-08-17

county, and trust that the movement
on foot will never rest until town of
Importance results therefrom.-Lin
coin County Times.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
The Afternoon Session.
WORK on THE WATER TUNNEL.
October Operations Devoted to Re-
timberinS the Shafts.


Col. A. NJ. Miller. the engineer officer in
charge of the Washington aqueduct, has
made a report to General Wilson, chief of
engineers. of the operations for the COM
petion of the aqueduct tunnel and the
Howard University reservoir. During the
past month the operations have been de-
voted mainly to retimbering the various
shafts leading into the tunnel, trimming the
tunnel and removing accommodations of stone
and muck from the tunnel. At the Foundry
branch shaft a pump has been placed at
the base of The shaft. a cage placed in he
shaft and railroad tracks laid in the tunnel
for Il distance of 500 feet. 1t is proposed
during the present month to complete the
erection of head houses at the shafts and
to continue the work of trimming the tuu-
mel and removing stone and muck there
from.
According to the report, the condition of
the water served to the people Of Washing
ton during the month of October was COM
paratiVcIy good, being clear twenty-threa
was evidently clarified in its passage
report, it was very turbid for thirteen days
during the month at the head of the sys-
TEN at Great Falls
On the 2id ultimo 4 break occurred in the
2i-inch main at the corner of 10th and K
streets, and seventeen hours were occupied
in making the necessary repairs.
Colonel Miller says he is still engaged in
making a study of the subject of the feast
bility and prOpriety of the filtration of the
water supply of Washington. with a view
TO the preparation of a report to Congress
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Freedom From Freckles,

and from all such disfgurements
and blemishes, follows the use OF
the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt 1t clears
and freshens the skin wonderfully
takes away that dull and mottled
look that comes from stomach de-
rangements. Besides being a purga-
tive and an eliminative. the Sprudel
is decided Alternative or blood puri-
fer 1t is the prescribed remedy,
even In chronic and stubborn cases
of eczema and such disorders.
The blood, the liver, the stomach,
the kidneys-all are put into thor
oughly healthy condition by the
Sprudel Spring, and just as well here
as If you were on the spot
Remember that the only genuine
imported Sprudel Water or Salt has
the seal of the CITY of Carlsbad. and
the signature of "EISNER & MEN
DELSON co, Agts., New York, $
on every bottle.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
THE SATURDAY STAR
Fact and Fiction to Be Found in Abundance
in Tomorow's fapefS,' e

The Saturday Star this week with its big
literary supplement, with contain an i'm
mense amount of good reading on subjects
of local interest and of national import
ance. Some of the best-known writer's of
the day are represented and fact and tie-
ton will be found in just about the right
proportions 81
A feature of the paper, tomorrow will be
the second letter from The Stars special
correspondent in London, Mr.. Louis Her
bert Moore, in which he goes at some
length into the matter of the antipathy for
the French which is TO be found among all
classes in England, and which is likely to
prove an important factor in European
complications in the near future Another
don tells Of the remarkable extent to which
American business enterprises are invading
the old world.
In the department of fiction The Star to-
morrow will be as rich as ever for. in ad-
dition to the weekly installment of S. r.
Crockett's thrilling serial, 1.-The Black
Douglas" there will be a delightful short
story by ]. r. Perry, under the title THE
Man From Omaha" 1t is an exceptionally
bright and amusing story, dealing with the
complications that resulted from the re-
semblance of a resident of Chicago and one
of Omaha. A fortunate meeting of the two
men explains to the Chicago mans wife
and the Omaha mans fiancee certain errors
BILE
Among other special literary features of
merit and timeliness may be mentioned the
following:
ON COLUMBUS POINT. Qllustrated)
F. A. Ober gives an entertaining descrip-
ton of Cat Island, in the Bahamas,
where the Maria Teresa is supposed to
have gone ashore.
FIGHT WITH FEET. Gnustrated)
French boxers are clever in kicking as
they are in the use of their fists Sayate
play is now the fad in Paris By Sterl-
ing Heilig.
NEW NAVAL STATION Gllustrated3
England proposes to control the Magel-
lans and Cape Horn from the Falkland
Islands. BY Frank Carpenter.
NEW YORK FASHIONS. ullustrated)
New York letter which is full of sug-
gestions for women who like to read
about stylish gowns.
A THRIVING COLONY. Gllustrated)
Description of a visit to New Sweden
way up In northern Maine which is one
of the most prosperous settlements of
the sort in this country.
INVADING ENGLAND, Gllustrated)
American business interests are rapidly
pushing to the front along hitherto un-
tried lines
FUTURE OF EGYPT -dIllustrated)
English domination means much for the
natives in the Nile valley and offers a
great opportunity for progress.
MAKE GOOD INCOMES. ,isg,
Some of the npvel occupations which
Washington woman have adopted with
success. In,
CHURCH CELEBRATE Ir
The SEVENTEEN anniversary of the Meth
odist Protestant denomination makes
timely a history of the organization.
NEATNEsSS FIRST
Good style demands perfection in this re-
gard, or otherwise, fine effects are
spoiled.
A WOMAN'S VAIL
Pauline Pry has something pretty tart to
say about modern architecture and its
relation TO the housewife
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Private Vance Sentenced.

Private George F. Vance. Battery X, 5th
Artillery, having been tried by a general
court-martial convened at Washington bar
racks, District of Columbia, and found
guilty of conduct to the prejudice of good
order and military discipline. was sentenced
TO be confined at hard labor, under charge
of the guard, for three months. and forfeit
TO the United States $50 of his pay The
sentence has been approved and will be cx-
ecuted at the station of the prisoners bat
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Col. Smith Ordered to Cuh.

Lieut. Col. A l. Smith. purchasing and de-
Fot commtssary at Havana, is ordered to re-
pert to the beard for the location of camps
for the United States troops in the J;,and
o. Cuba to relieve Lieut. Col Tasker III
Eliss. chief commissary of subsistence. u.
>. w. who IS ordered TO proceed to Macon
Ga, for duty as chief commissary OF The
lst Army Corps. relieving Lieut. Col. J. ].
Ciague. assistant commissary general of
subsistence.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
FINANCIAL.
Do you love YOUR wifeP

no You love your ciiildr,ui lf you should die to-
n"rro" VIII you leave your loved s-n.lgh caS a
10 take cam Of them for life: IL not ty an nstr-
an'e policy at once. Don't leave them the ten
nef mercy OF band uf cIeiiurs. Imagine that be-
io'en Whe picadiEg with the landlord for a little
i,ofe ~ time before he turns her of doors Thluk
VI your mute chnldren sell nswsTapurs. living
a low, foul smelling lO,Rty and 4, ttnx ahsnC the
pest way they can heCausc their father thought he
hag niorieare on his life and cspudn't die
Inc most Important husiness YOU have on hand
ior ihis Gay n 10 see use and get Insurance al-
icy IN n nrst-eiass company. grt you n policy
IN aiN OF the goId companies. and tell you the
pest Kind on policy TO take and furnish other inter
esitng data Address helow and will call and
.aiA natters over with you iSc per dSy Viii carry
S-,OVo in>lirsince Tor man thirty years Old II YOU
I'VE twenty years you get the money. N yuu die
Write now " - '
Address INSURANCE POLICY. care Of The star.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Com m iNsiOner Ross Dettcr.

1t was stated at the Varnum Hotel this
afternoon that District Commissioner John
w. Ross is somewhat better, although still
confined TO his bed. His condition is by no
means alarming, but ii will be a week at
least, IL is thought, before he will be able
TO IeSume his official duties
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Late Naval Orders,

Passed Assistant Engineer F. NJ. Bennett
has been ordered to the bureau of steam
engineering.
Lieut.. c. c. Rogers has been detached
from the Resolute and ordered home instead
of to the Zafiro.
Paymaster H. r. Sullivan has been crder-
ed to the New Orleans.
The following named officers of the vol
unteer navy have been honorably discnarg-
ed: Assistant Engineers S. X. REMOVER, j.
Guilty and F. D. Roilings.
Evening star., 1898-11-11

D
District of Columbia, eastern Pennsylva-
MA, New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland Vir-
ginia and North Carolina, fair tonight and
Saturday; colder tonight: brisk northwest
erly winds, diminishing in force tonight
Weather conditions and general forecast:
The Ohio valley storm has moved mort h.
eastward over Nova Scotia with rain fol-
lowed by clearing and colder weather in
districts east of the Mississippi river and
by east to south, shifting to west snd
northwest gales along the middle Atlantic
and New England coasts and over the
southern lake region.
TIL" temperature is rising west of the Mis-
sissippi but continues below the seasonal
average throughout the central valleys and
the southern and southwestern states
Tonight the temperature will fall in the
Atlantic coast districts, and Saturday
morning the line Of freezing weather Will
be traced as far south northern Vir-
ginia.
A storm is apparently developing over the
extreme southwest. and rain will occur in
the middle and west gulf states and in the
states of the lower Mississippi and lower
Ohio valleys Saturday.
Storm signals are displayed on the A.
lantic coast from Delaware Breakwater to
Eastport, on Lake Ontario and at Buffalo.
The following heavy precipitation Iin
inches) has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours: Portland Me. l70:
Philadelphia, las; Boston, 1.2S; New York
city, Lie; Albany, 1.5S; Oswego. 1o2:
Rochester. LOS: Montreal, LOG; Quebec
1.20; Halifax, go.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours begin
ling at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer-NoN ember 10, 4 p.m 6S;
pm, Ga: II midnight, 50.
November II. am, i6; am, -; IL
noon. 46; pm. As.
Maximum, 60, pm. November 10 min
imum, a. 7:30 am, November IL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10. 4 pm, 1853:
pm, 1886; u midnight, 29.75.
November IL, am, 29.SS; s am, 1902:
noon, 30OS; pm, S0.1I.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of water at s
am: Great Falls. temperature 50: condi-
ton, 3. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
So; condition at nCrth connection, SO: "on-
dition at south connection. SO. Distributing
reservoir, temperature, -; condition at in
fluent gate house. &c: effiuent gate house,
SO.
Cuban Weather.
HAVANA Noventer H. s am.-Rarom-
eter. 3002; temperature, IS; east winds;
clear.
SANTIAGO. Novemb r II. s am.-Barom-
eter. 29.s6; temperature, 6s; southeast
SAN JUAN. November II, am-
Barometer. 29.9S; temperature, 76; east
winds; partly CLOUDY.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 1858 am. and 1:35 p.
m; high tide 4:32 I'm. and 5:17 pm.
Tomori ow-LCw tide, Hal am; high
tide, 5:23 am. and 6:06 pm.
The sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises G:39 Am; sun sets, 40
pm.
Moon rises $40 am. tomorrow.
Tomorrow-Sun rises. Gao am.
The City Lights.
Gcs lamps all lighted by 5:57 pm: ex-
tinguishing begun at 5:iS a. m. The lighting
is begun ore hour before the time named.
Arc lamps lighted at 5:42 pm; extin-
guished at SOB am.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Mai. Thompson Retired,

Maj. William A. Thompson, I'd United
States Cavalry, has been placed on the re-
tired list at his own request, after thirty
years service
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Over zoo Sick Mt Santiago.

General Wood at Santiago has telegraph
ed the following sanitary report for Novem
Der ;: Total sick. 1.1S4: fever, all kinds
iIu. Dea;hs-Joseph Narcisse. private, c
9th Volunteers. November 4, typhoid fever
Dennis Alexander, private, +, 9th Volun
teers November !. phthsis pu .monalis. Re
port for November 2-Total sick, 1,2;O; fe
yer, all kinds. 6i2; no deaths"
Evening star., 1898-11-11

Thousands of situations have been OBJ
tanned through the want columns of The
Evening star., 1898-11-11
CMcved back to 219 q ST.
Office at Plant.

"CIlick's'' business Office is now at his
vast plan. The change will enable Mr. Ca
dick to personally superintcnd all printing.
also assuring quicker work at the low
prices.
Drop in and get an estimate on anything
printable
Hos W C<1I.lCK. 219 G. st. no1O-1 III
Evening star., 1898-11-11
FAIR TONIGHT.
Colder, Brisk NorthwesterIy Winds.
Diminishing in Force

Forecast till pm. Saturday: For the
District of Columbia eastern Pennsylva-
MIA, New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland. Vir-
ginia and North Carolina, fair tonight and
saturday; colder tonight: brisk northwest
erly winds, diminishing in force tonight
Evening star., 1898-11-11

II you want work read the want columns
of The Star.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sIrTRFTT- 4IJSN- MIR PIERRE kEELER. ac5 II
st. NV, viii hold seance for written messages,
etc, THIS II ridayp NIGHT, O'Clock IT
WANTED -BDARnEItS FOR FALL SfI DoTING:
5pu acres good hunting grounds; daily steamers :
from Washington. Fer terms address r i. LAY
LuE. ChattertOn. King George county, Va
H31 l-..i'
cot Ids sttrc-Stars. BORDERS, wonder pack
ELa' Ip-.: tissue. gold. silver and fancy paIraT-
beads ElaSk~. scrap picturrs-eVeTything Tor pa
Ter fancy work. At low prices. Come and see
mol -23t'
YCU Gould 10 BETTER WORK
AND 10 MUCH MORE WORK
II v.,lr Office WAS supplied with some Of the
MANY handy useful appliances we have for I
busy HlnH's office We have dozeT.s OF tllh',
ami lahOr-saving devices that every business
man should own
CSSfap by and let show them 10 you.
The is very little.
EASTON 4 RI-PT, 421 11th street,
TorsIar Priced S,atinners no11 / 4d
Evening star., 1898-11-11
YCU Could 10 BETTER WORK
AND 10 MUCH MORE WORK
A few more days

A few more days
eff selling MAINE SPRUCE LATIIS at 81
LOCO. '1lsnt very Cften a builder Is able to
make such saving. Cash price and free
delivery
Uficc 1st a I'd Ind. ave. Phone 217. no11-1Od
SIMPSONS At 1856 ST.
Our $50 Business Suits
Are Illustrations Of absolute perfection in
Newest wooiens elegant patterns and rer-
feet style. cut and finish.
c. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON. 1928 G st. no11- -1od
TAse Tharp's Pure Berkeley Rye is the
49, parest brand Of whisky that ever
ULooosoQ produced on the market! 1t is re""m-
u ~ mendrd by all the leading doctors of the
city. 1t is excellent tonic and healthful be'-
erage. 81 buys full quart bottle.
JAMES THARI, s12 ST. NV noll-l0d
= MOST REMARKABLE SHOWING
In going books find that our
losses d.1s the ,.a, last ten yea,s have fl1 been
esIoa ant have to pay for some other t fsl.
lows clothes when you deal with us Our
charges are never excessive.
Snyder s Wood, rillII' il1I fsna : lnPpFteF'' aTs
sc1u-5u-1o
sPIRITI' AITSsI-WONN's HALL. 721 9Th ST,
NV, FRIDAY NIGHT. and during the day at
905 II Miss Maggie Gaule of baltimore,
the great medium, assisted by Miss Wooster
A SPECIAL CONVENTION OF AMARANTH
Lodge. No. IS. X of T.. will be held FRIDAY,
November H. 1898. at O'Clock pm, to confer
third rank Members of other lodges are cor
daily invited.
Eo1O-2t' JAS T. s. DICKENS. X. r. s
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NATIONAL
HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION will
be held in the red paror of Ebbitt House F, cor.
14th NV, on THURSDAY EVENING. November
IL, at : o'clock Mr. Herbert W. Lewis. Super
intendent of Charities will deliver address
~ Model Hospital Dr. Macdonald and DIR.
kingsnan will speak on hospital work and needs.
Vocal music by ladies' quartet. no1V6t
DISSoLU TION OF PARTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby given that the partnership be-
tween Giles Eyer. James W. Compton and Philip
SinUs Warren urder the firm Of Over,
Compton i C. carrying the glass and paint
business II 5l5 9Th street. in the city 4 Wash
iAst"n, DC. was. the 9Th DAY OF NOVEM-
EEi 1898. Dissolved by mutual consent. VI
debts dHe said partnership to he paid TO and
received by said Philip Simms Warren. anG all
demands said partnership to be presented
To the said Philip Simms Warren for payment
and to be paid by him.
GILES DYER, (Seal)
JAMES W. COMPTON (SealD
PHILIP SIMMS WARREN. CSeal.)
The general business Of selling paints, oils
glass. &c. will be continued No. 515 Ninth
street by the said Philip Simms Warren under
the firm name of r $. Warren Go. no103t'
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Il never disappoint. -
UNSURPASSED Facilities

for producing the finest printing possible
Modern machinery, new type, skilled and ey-
ITri"H"1t Tr!rters and supreme know ledge If
htgh--la-s printing. Prumptntss anI muCerate
prices assured. We show samples and Civ.
estimates.
81 KUN , Al'-NS- 5l2 llth ST. no1014d
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-05-19
FALLBROoK
An Inch and Half Of Rain Helps
IRRIGATION

FALLBROOK, May 1S.-This section has
lust had q rainfall of one and one-half
inches, the rain coming so late that it
will not be of much benefit to grain, but
will make plenty of hay for this section.
There will be fair crop of apricots,
reaches and other deciduous fruits, and
of good size, the rain coming at time to
assure good growth.
Mr.. Bronaugh of Los Angeles is building
quite an imposing residence upon the
twenty-acre olive orchard recently pur-
chased by him. 1t will soon be ready for
occupancy by himself and family
Rev. S. Lauer, a San Diego divine, has
purchased and is occupying scenic
ranch near town, where during weeks days
he woos the inspiration for his discourse
which he pours out on his San Diego con-
gregation Sundays.
A. Coventry, formerly of Fallbrook, but
Of late a resident of Honolulu, has return
ed to Fallbrook.
A. NJ Peters has lately erected very
complete pumping plant for irrigating his
orchard.
Tensleep ranch is packing car of lem
ons, and the first full car of Failbrook
lemons will soon be upon the market.
The owners of the McCamber ranch arc
erecting a creamery and cheese factory.
The engine and boilers have arrived and
will be set up this week; other extensive
improvements are under way.
c. w. Baldridge, with his bride, are occu-
plying one of the Smith cottages.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-05-19
SMALL BANK FAILURE
American Exchange Bank Of San Diego
Closes

SAN DIEGO, May 1S.-The American
Exchange Bank of this city, private
banking house, closed its doors this morn
ing. A notice on the door stated, that
lowing to the severe checking during the
past three weeks the American Exchange
Bank is without ready funds to meet
further checking The assets are ample,
however, to pay all depositors In full.
(Signed) IN. T. HORTON. Cashier"
Below this was the following: LAS trus-
tee of the American Exchange Bank have
taken charge of the same.
(Signed) ''E. j. SWAYNE.'
The bank was a small, private affair and
has been doing business here about eigh-
teen months. 1t is owned by N. T. Hor-
ton, the cashier, formerly of Pasadena.
The failure was caused through the recent
defalcaton of County Treasurer Thomp-
son, who made a special deposit of $l1 ,oOO
of county funds there. His expose re-
suited in a sudden demand for the money
and cramped the bank, which had its
money closely loaned out. The deposits
were $4,000 three weeks ago. now reduced
to $4,000, with assets which will undoubtedly
meet all obligations in full. The failure
has no effect on other banks or business
houses here.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-05-19
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
Riverside Commandery Elects Officers
for the Year


RIVERSIDE. May 1s.-Riverside COM
mandery, knights Templars, at a meet
ing held last evening elected the following
officers to serve for the ensuing year:
Kingsbury Sanborn, commander; 3. M.
Longfellow, generalissimo; Harry Austin,
captain-general; G. M. Skinner, prelate;
G. B. Ochiltree, s. W.; w. A. Anderson,
j. W.; G. Rouse, treasurer M. s. Bowman,
recorder.
The dangerous condition of the stairway
leading to the gallery Of the opera house
was demonstrated last evening when a
drunken man, who was being taken down
1t, tore away the bannister, which is the
only protection preventing those using the
stairway from plunging down into the
street, distance of forty feet. The fruil
character of the stairs has frightened the
owners into taking immediate steps to
have the dangerous place put in better
shape
County School Superintendent Hyatt has
Just made the following special appor.ion-
ment of school funds: Arlington district.
s2125 Cottonwood, 9S2; Elsinore. $l75;
Helmet, $249; Magnolia. $40; Riverside,
$.135; San Gorgonio, 1913; Schneider, SG8
Among the Riversiders to leave for the
east to-day were Mrs. o. H. Collins, Den
yer; Elmer Bell and wife, Toledo, O.; ESna
and Bessie Bell Defiance, O.; Mrs. r. M
Francis and daughter, Chicago, and Miss
Eva Comstock, Kansas City.
Kirk Huse, the first sergeant of Compa-
ny M, of this city. who is in charge of The
company since the major portion OF it
went to the front, received word to-day
from Major Owens Of Los Angeles 10 the
effect that United States officer will open
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an office in that city tomorrow for the
purpose of enlisting men for the regular
army, and the indications are that River
side will contribute number Of men
from among those who failed to secure
chance to go with Company M to San
Francisco. By this it is not meant those
men who were turned down on the exam.
nation here, but the men who applied for
enrolment but could not be taken Tor the
reason that the full number of eiglty-four
men had been secured. Sergeant Huse
has not as yet received any word relative
to the reorganization of Company NJ, but
he is expecting 1t soon. There will be n,
difficulty in securing plenty of good men
to build the company up, for the reason
that the military spirit is at high fitch
and all the boys seem to want to go to rlie
front.
Sheriff Johnson, who few days ago re-
ceived word from Sheriff Cunningham of
San Joaquin county relative to the formal
ton Of a mounted company of men in each
county to be under command of the sheriff
is taken up with the proposition, ana he
intends making move with view to the
organization of the company.
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