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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-03
NOW AT WORK
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Assessor and Depu-
ties Active.
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WILL Be BlA PoR SRTY DAYS
Rules vhst Ne Mes ts,s osvs by
which the Deputy Assessor
VIII ss ssvsssss.
WILL Be BuA FoR SKTY DAYS

For the next sixty days the county
assessor and HE deputies Will make
the rounds Of the county. leaving this
regular assessments. The Assessor
has appointed deputies as follows,
City districts Mo. !. y. ID. Lsoats
and v y. winehsii. No. .. W. c.
Reynolds. No. 4 r, q, Calhoun. Nc.
T. Nicholas schnuts. No. s. u. n.
Smith. water front. Rsaees Jones.
County distriets-No. 1. c. A. Bar.
ton, No. .. GEORGE Hart, No. .. c. T.
Smith. Ne. 4 Charles NeKinnon: No.
s. r. T. MorGani No. Z. Oscar Hilton
No. !. c, V. Hugs; No. .. a. Paul.
No, .. v. A. Hsilwtg; No. 10, Jacob
Hunmsnn; No. u. W. n. Drunk.
No. 10. Charles McAiisssri No. 10, J.
W. Peter: No. ~. !. q. Merton. No.
IS Charles T. oordon. No. IT, W. ".
Lord: Ne. II. Lucius Day. No. ~.
Porter IAnsdon. No. 10. no, niisd
No, 20. not filled.
The following Instructions wer.
given TO each deputy before enter
ms upon his duties.
The matter Of an assessment 10 9
business trausaetion purely. and not
friendship. Ind In pursuing your
duty az deputy assessnr. please OBJ
serve tho following rules
'sfirst-i5e courteous To all alike.
''s-eond-Havs no friends To re-
ward nor enemies To punish.
''rhtrd-Be just and energetic and
use all dlii9ent and ressonab,e ef-
forts TO see. personally. each proper
- owner.
''Foarth-Aak each property owner
TO sixn the detail statement after
he has listed. and fou have valued
the property. and under No eireum-
stances are you 60 agn the proper
~ owners name.
.'frf,h-Wstts plain ana make
your iEures plain. and rive In each
instance the fun uame. DO not say.
" smith. hat ssY. Peter Smith. do
ct say. John ". Brown. but say
John Henry Brown.
''sixth-f.aeh deputy VII, be sx-
pectea 20 complete nis work In .
reasonable time,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-03
saMk OFFICERS ELECTED

The board Of trustees ~ the Dcx-
ter Horton Banking Company held
a meeting yesterday afternoon ana
elected W. ". Ladd. ~ Portland,
president; X. n. Denny, vice-presl-
dent. and VI. W. Peterson. cashier.
Mr.. I.add succeeds the late 4. 4.
Denny as president. X. II. Denny.
who was elected vieeipresident. was
also named one ~ the trustees 60
succeed his father. and ". W. Peter
son viii AL the position formerly
held BY F. Il. Van Tuyl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-03

"Hcr proposs all right" said tho ~
man confidently. II have him liked. 3"
what VA you dor" asked the anx.
i1us mother
II asked him TO lend mo 80. ana he
did lt. Oh. he Is N earnest and no mis-.
take"
BAT you didn't want the omoneY. "
protested the anxious mother,
"Of course not" answered the foxy
father. - only wanted to encourage
MIN. lie thinks he has me fixed 20
emit object. and hen come 20 the p1lni
IN 4 hurry nov. CHICAGO Post.
When what women call dainty" re-
treatments are served tho men preaan
never get enough To cat.-Atchisof
Globe.
My only hope II to die rich"
"fIuhl ! believe / would rather llv,
poor" indianapolis JOuruH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-03

Everybody n wearing beads.
Coral beads are prettieat. s. q
string.
Blue ones that look like turquoise
are cut Irregular to resemble coral.
:. Amber beads ae very becoming to
oome.o
oxydized metal strings look nice.
but odd. &c.
UffnRs Of Initiation pearl neck
SnGeo look almost as pretty as the
GgG1 stun.
~ oaarts he's completed hls task
~ reDtorinG the Chateau Of Mail
n1o&9on. redicenmh nfrtmhtwdtwl
mo1oe&, gccidence OF tho Empress
jooep1lno, p ~ original shape and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-03
The Central System.

,,a,, nnIhA. March s.-Af~r pero-
eya Nhlch extended over rome
ra,,ro sts or more, the Fnh prook
on I'M passed from the hands
the vonas ases family into those 81
OF the ms.. and becomes a par,
transtsr ~. .' nork censvsi system Tn.
ed by ~ ,nc'udes all the mines own
's company. and II n s.,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-03
nm Yenest Msenshiner.

One Dctrolter who used to be n
revenue officer In the South, ami
who assisted IN tho confiscatlon "
many an Illicit still. has numerous
entertaining experiences 10 relate.
q nong them il this one:
There was one moonshiner that
dcned all efforts To- put him out Of
0uaincss. We knew that he Wus
distiliing the dew right alons, and
he knew that we knew e, but ne
buaficd all our efforts to secure COR
victing evidence. lie was n shrewd,
determined old scotchman. head and
shoulders above the average noun
tainecr In Intelligence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-03

The Prince of Wales has intro
dueed an Innovation In the way of
necittles. II Ia red and covered with
small white maltese crosses, @
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-03

Aubrey BeRrdsley's original draw
ings have made their appearance at
London auctions, The last lot since
the artists death sold for t36.bo and
$3.50 apiece o
w. s. Gilbert oultivatcs other
things besides the muse OF poethy.
He IL an amateur agriculturist and
takes great delight In bis Jersey
cows, Of which he is very proud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-03
lt,,v's NeA Church Party

ROME. March a.-The attention
recently called To nmhnfrtmhtwdNd
recently drawn to what In called the
Am.rtcanisrn In the Roman Catholic
church 81 the United States OF the
limited States 10 producing Its ef-
fects In Italy.
Father Scmeria. n notable ana eio-
auent preacher. has recently deelhr-
cd himself publicly in favor OF the
doctrines Of Father Hecker. which
are regarded as extremely radical by
the Vatican. His example has been
follow I'd by "a number Of prominent
priests. whose exposition OF the rcla-
ton of church ind state IL creating
a great senation. This agitation
has led To the organization Of n new
and strong party called the semer :
lama. This party openly advocnteH
the application Of Father Hecker'
pr,nc,plca Go the church In Italy
In view Of the continued struggle
be,ween the state and the vatican
this new movement, II - believed
may cause n serious rupture,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-03
NE WILL LIVE
-
Kip|ing's Condition
Shows a Change.
-
N NOW RESTING VERY EASILY
Both His Daughters. Suffering From
Pnsumonis. Are AIse Improving.
That ssIsstisr Case.

NEW YORK. March s-KiplinR's
condition has shown such decided
Improvement that his physicians will
Issue only one bulletin a day. Early
today kiplinE was resting quietly.
Both his daughters show marked
Improvement. Another indication
that the patient il getting better. Is
that today he asked TO be shown
the newspapers and seemed to be
greatly pleased and affected at the
interest IN his lllnrus shown BY the
American people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-03

The car turned sharply aroesd a
curve. and the tall man who was
holding on to n strap somewhat
loosely. was suddenly throws from
his upright position with tnpce
that landed him in the lap Of n div
nIned dowagcr sitting neaS him,
while hia high silk hat ie~ from
his head and rolled down the aisle
OF the car.
Sir" she said, NJ he rose 10 nus
feet again with profuse apologies
81 am compelled to say that IN my
Judgment you were lacking In that
complete grasp OF the strap we'ich
was essential 20 the highest eiheien-
cy in maintaining an upright atu-
That was all. hut II crushed MIN
,ude when turning a curve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-03

elosssd city property and isfms. rnHar.
James IsplhRelI loan aud Insurance. =
ttusfnu bloc l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-03

Paid.aT capital N.3't
James T. ifaEf, j. iferts Ht
Maurice AeAieken - Vice tfHr'asnt
Isfftr fumnr -
e q Fafk hEHst Assistant 90 =
FIght and feifrfarife ekfheugo rsfHfls
10 al taa principal eifles II ihe nitrl
states and FuFufa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-03
THE PUGET snrNn NAToSAL BAkK
OF HEAFTEE.


JAMES BOUTWELL, lDana and insafsnee,
= Boston block telephone Main 81
The age-herald., 1899-03-04

100 acres finely improved, very rich, con- venient to steel mill, Ensley City, S5,OOo. B. F. Eborn, 114lA N. Fist st. s1O0 spot cash today brings entire lots at North Birmingham; simply given away. B. F. Eborn.
 sbO0 spot cash buys If taken quick. IS lots fronting dummy at Martin Station. B. F. Eborn, 11412 2st st.
The age-herald., 1899-03-04
BAILEY QUITS THE RACE FOR
 THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP
Continud from Page 1.

He now has the right to take part in the procedure of business, but will continue to be silent member. He was deeply touched by the action of the house yesterday. 'No one knows" said he, "how the effort, com ing from my own side of the house to un- seat me, has hurt It struck here," he said, laying his hand on his heart. "In order to accomplish this end, those who pressed the charge have tried to reflect upon my integ- rity as democrat, making 1t appear by innuendo that had forsaken the principles of my party.
 'That Is what hurts. was never bet ter democrat in my life, never believed firm CT in the principles of my party. Had the house acted differently from what it did, I would have felt as a man might have done who had some stain placed on his escutch- con. But had to stick 1t out when the fight developed as 1t did"
 The general will be given a division in the Philippines and will be ordered there at an early date. It is understood that General Wheeler himself prefers to go to Cuba, but the president desires to send him to the Philippines instead, where his states manship will be as valuable as his military experience.
 Miss Wheeler Will Accompany Him
 Miss Annie Wheeler, 1t is understood will go to the Philippines if her father permits it. She does not like to be far away from him, and she desires moreover to take up her nursing again.
 Representative Underwood said today:
 II would have given anything in the world to have been relieved of the duty of max ing report on the case of General Wheeler. I was sorry the matter was brought up and thought 1t very poor politics, but when the house referred the matter to the committee of the whole, of which I was a member, and ordered report, there was nothing to do but to pass on 1t purely as proposition. The report was an important thing, and am glad the house did not act upon it."
 The two happiest men in. the house arc Representatives Stallings and young George Mcclellan, of New York. They are the members around which the opposition to unseating Wheeler has grown. They have oppossd 1t from the first, and are happy over the outcome.
 . ARCHIBALD W. BUTT.
The age-herald., 1899-03-04
FINANCIAL. REVIEW

New York, March 3.-Bradstreet's Finan- cial Review tomorrow will say:
 Irregularity in prices at the beginning of the present week was followed by in creasng weakness and evidence of specu- lative liquidation with a sharp upward rally in Fridays transactions. Exceptional most easily reflect the current boom in the iron and steel industries. In spite of this and evidences of support in some other parts of the list, the market acted as if the recent advances and the specu- lative buying which they attracted had left it ripe for a reaction. The downward movement began on Tuesday when an im- probable story that Admiral Dewey's fleet at Manila had come into collision with the German naval forces and had accidentally sunk the latter country's warships. The fact that it was canard was hardly matter of doubt from the outset. but even after the complete details followed, the market showed little disposition to respond to them with a rally.
 The larger interests which had taken the lead at the beginning of the recent upward movement of prices were with some excep- tions passive and seemed willing to allow prices to settle down, while the professional traders, as was natural under the circum- stances, generally showed an inclination to work on the bear side. In fact, some of the larger people were also suspected of having shifted their forces with the object of making the turn on the short account. The rise Friday was in a great degree due to the short interest which was alarmed by the presence of renewed support in some of the manipulated stocks and spec alities. While at the opening of the week there was further moderate amount of buying by commission houses, the latter days presented increasing evidences of selling from such quarters. London dis played only a restricted interets in Amer ican securities and the foreign representa- tives here were irregular in their activity but probably purchased a fair amount of stocks.
The age-herald., 1899-03-04

Spring finds everybody less ''rund down."
 Spring assitude empty phrase It is not superst ton worn-ou saying but strictly scientific fact
 Prudent people all the appreciate the fact that in the spring the health under ones control than at other time, and, whether sick or we'll
 They taking advantage of the marvellous nvigoratng of Pne celery compound On every hand there sarsaar nernes and onc but they do not touch the edge of the real troube-nervous debility
 When such remedies have been tried and proved valuee Pane celery compound surprised delighted by its wonder ful lasting results
 Nature the kndest and genest disposed during these spring day put the blood and healthy condition and remedy ably seconds her effort compound
 This best of all spring remedies making people well and 1n surfing others against future break-downs.
 As spring init the everybody has less feeling of languor there diminished appetite dis
The age-herald., 1899-03-04
MARCH, APRIL, MAY.
Paine's Celery Compound the Best
 Spring Medicine in the World.

urbed less buoyancy of spirit and less disposition exercises people nspose that they have keep the house and numbers take to their beds.
 The raby of temper the peevishness drowsness and spring. that brain the chief sufferers
 Nervousness that often at this inserts the thin edge of the wedge that the for long list of maa dies overworked haggard from seepess nights unhappy do give dread and depression before you celery compound is the fair of this wonderful remedy-to try it.
 spring the tired feelings and of sorts" don that the blood and the down. Panes celery compound assists nature at this critical me It supplies scientific food Taken it will enable the throw headaches rheumatism ailments akin It will out mpury from the blood and will noursh the and brain It the effective spring remedy ever formulated
The age-herald., 1899-03-04
MONEY TO LOAN

'The Alabama Home has so perfected its plan that borrowers have many valuable options of settlement. Allowing the with drawal value of the stock with accumu- lated profits after seventy-two months to be withdrawn and credited direct on a loan enables a borrower to know in advance al most the exact cost of loan. Illustrating the above we here give you the cost of $500 loan when the borrower repays s100 direct on his loan each year and withdraws the stock in seventy-two months. (Of course any amount can be figured in the same way from $500 to $5 900:
 $500 Loan: When the borrower pays s6.00 per month In dues and repays $100 of the loan each year and settles with the com pany in seventy-two months.
 1st year $11 % per mo. ...... ..1st year sl32 O0 2d year 10 % per mo. ...2d year 12O % 3d year co per mo. .....3d year 10S % 4th year % per mo. ....4th year 96 OO 9th year co per mo. 10th year Si % 9th year % per mo. .....6th year f2 %
 $612 co Value of stock in 72 months .... ... 555 % Net cost on loan .... .........$ 57 o0 After creditng withdrawal profits.
 W. V. M ROBERTSON.
 General Manager, 2oO9 First Ave.
The age-herald., 1899-03-04
All Nations Friendly

Rome, March 3.-In the chamber of depus ties today Admiral de Canevaro. minister of foreign affairs, replying to a question on the subject, confirmed the report that the goN ernment in taking steps at Pekin to secufU a lease of San Nun bay, province of Che Kiang, China, and have given notice of it's intention to the other nations interested In China, all of whom the minister said were friendly to the governments prefect. 4'
The age-herald., 1899-03-04

been 1S6 in the United States against 251 last year, and 47 in Canada against 32 last year.
The age-herald., 1899-03-04
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE. $3O, O00-A 4-story brick block on 2d avenue, size, 75X100 S29 000-A 3-story brick on 1st avenue, near goth st.. size, 25X140. SIT 0OO-A 4-story and basement. brick, on 2d avenue; size, 50x140. SIS O00-A 2-story brick building on 20th st., between 2d and 3d avenues, size, 5Ox1OO s1 S50-A pretty broom cottage, near 12th avenue and 20th street, north. At a Bargain--3 lots on 11th avenue and 18th street, north
 FOR RENT. No. 412 18th st., north, dining room, size. 15x140. A store room, 323 18th st. north. Money to loan on improved city property. No, 2530 1st ave-; broom cottage. No. 171S 1st ave-; storeroom.
 W. N. MALONE & CO.,,
 Real Estate and Insurance,
 20l7 1st Ave
The age-herald., 1899-03-04

10Ox100. fine corner on 9th avenue, north, with four-room houses rented at A,2OO; for $500; easy terms. B. F. Eborn, n4Is N 2st st.
The age-herald., 1899-03-04
- - LOST

<~~~~-~-@-~-~~~-~~-~~-~~ Lost-All write for terrier dog; answers to the name of Jack" lost on 1st ave-, near 20th st.; liberal reward if returned to B.
 J. Dryer, Peoples Ice Co.
The age-herald., 1899-03-04

FOR SALE-40 acres, splenddly improved. elevated level rich, finely watered, near center of East Lake, grand property; $4,OO0; easy terms. B. F. Eborn, 11413 Ast street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14

manner affecting the care, discipline. and
health OF the troops In the field and In
camp, and into all other matters ana
things In any manner affecting or bearing
on the health, regularity, and discipline
OF the army and whether there is JUST
cause 10 complain Of the places OF en-
campment. food, medical stores, ana quar-
termaster's supplies furnished.
Objection was made TO immediate con-
sideration of the resolution. and II Went
over.
MEDAL FOR MISS GOULD.
Mr.. Gray introduced joint resolution,
as follows:
'erhat I'm recognition of the patriotic de-
yotion and bounteous benevolence OF Miss
Helen Miller Gould TO the soldiers Of the
army of the United States during the war
with spain, the cordial appreciation of
Congress is hereby rendered 10 her. and
congress hereby authorizes and directs
that a gold medal with appropriate de-
signs be prepared by the director OF the
mint. and that said medal be presented
10 her by the President of the United
States at such time and in such manner
as he may determine"
The resolution was referred to the Com
mittee on Military Affairs.
The Indian appropriation bill was taken
up, but its consideration was not con
/ cuded before the hour of adjournment
At $40 u. NJ. the Senate went into
executive session, and at $40 adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
THAT WEST VIRGINIA DEADLOCK.
House Has Not Completed Its Organ
ization-AntagOnize the senate.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, January b.
Everything is at a standstill tonight In
the West Virginia Legislature, owing TO
the failure OF the House to complete lis
organization, which is due to the contest
over seats. The House was in session but
an hour to-day and the Senate even less.
The Republican Senate is waiting on the
Democratic House. ana IL Is sald IL WIZ
unseat three Democratic senators-Mar-
cum. Of Cabell: Ashby, Of kanawana, anu
Kidd of Gilmer--if the Democratic House
unseats Via and Brohard, the RepuDh-
cars. whose seats are contested.
TALK OF UNSEATING MEMBERS.
The election of the three senators men
TONED was certified by the Secretary OF
State and there IS no contest lnFOlVeu.
III they are unseated. 1t Is conceded tna'
IL will be as retaliation. once tne uh-
seating process begins, there is no telling
where If will end, as the Democrats can
do as they please in the House and the
Rcrublicans in the Senate. There are
however more members or the hOuse
than Of the Senate. The prospect ol \,
early election Of a senator rs not DrlShl
New candidates are springing up, ano
a deadlock seems probable, owing 10 tns
Renublican division among the numerous
candidates.
MANY RUMORS.
90 The latest rumor is that there Is I,
be a combination between commas 3''a,,
Scott frd Governor Atkinson, wherep.
tbe latter is to throw his strength 10 tn'
fcrmer. in return for support ior appoih'
ment on the Federal bench: r,,,.,,.
Another rumor is that Senator Elkln'
and others at washington are interesting
themselves I'm behalf of lnternal-heVehue
| Commissioner n. b. Scott.
All the other Republican sehaIorlaII =, car, ';,,n
| aidates are still in the field. The Hous
ref,,sed to-day to notify the Senate tina
# was ready for business, and adJourne,3l
II Is thought that this programme VII
! no continued for another week OF h0ie
until all the contests are setteu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
Change of Schedule on R. +. ~ H. W.
r., January 16, 1899.

EWective Monday. January 18Th, ASH
Iond accommodation train, arriving az
E,Iha station at 6 p. NJ. will be changed
10 Leave Ashland 5:23 p. NJ, arrive at
E1ha at sos z. NJ, daily, except sunday
intermediate stations five minutes later
than now. ..,,
Fredericksburg accommodation, south,
hound. will leave Milford G:O. Doswell
ITO. Ashland, 1928. Glen Allen 7:il. Laurel
7:s A. NJ; arrive Richmond $50 a. NJ
daily, except Sunday.
The New York and Florida Special. an
additional train. will arrive at Byrd-street
station daily. except Sunday, at 800 7.
NJ. from the North. Commencing Thurs
day January 18th, this train VIII haVe
Byrd-Street Station daily, except Monday'
for the North. at 9O5 a. Nj.
w. r. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
SPAIN AND THE CORTEs.
Release of Spanish Prisoners in the
Philippines.

MADRID. January 1S.-Senor Sagasta'
the Premier. will convene the Cortes for
January 18th or 18th, and will Immediately
demand a ratification of the peace treaty.
The debate which is expected VIII last d
week.
Snain has again reminded the Washlhg-
ron Government of the undertaking on
tho mart of the United States Peace Com
missioners with regard to Spanish prls-
oners in the hands of the F1lipinos' ana
has asked a prompt reply.
The newspapers allege that the Aherl-
cans have requested the Spaniards not 10
Withdraw the Spanish troops from Min
danao. the southermost of the Philippines
before the arrival of the Americans there
SO as 10 prevent an insurrection breaking
out o, ,,oro
According TO dispatches received mere mere
the American domination in the Phinp,
mines is Limited to Manila Bay. All
other points. except Mindanao, where the
Snaniards remain, are in the hands OF Ihe
Insurgents. one dispatch says: Inc
American volunteers are disheartened py
the climate and bad food, ana are ahA-
ious to return home
Senior Sagasta has caused 1t TO be an
nounced that orders have been sent u
\ General Rios at Manila for the obserV'
ance Of strict neutrality by the spanish
/ troops