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The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Judiciary will give pub
lie hearing In It's room at the State House In
Augusta,
Wednesday, Feb. Is. 1899 At 23o O'Clock p m
No. 15S ON an act for the better protection Of
early records of conveyances
No. iB On an act relative to marriage and
legitimacy of children.
No, i63 On an act TO amend section 30 OF chap
tor 70 Of the revised statutes relating 20 attor-
peys ut law, collection offices. etc.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
KIPLING NO WORSE.
Nothing Very Encouraging from Sick
Room However.
His wife Left Him TO Go TO Drive fos
First Time Since His sickness-"No
Change. the Latest bulletin.

First Time Since His Siekness-"No
Change, the Latest bulletin.
New York, February 27.-Mrs Kipiing
wen, out dri wing at five O'Clock with MIR.
Doubleday and remained out an hour. 1t
was the first time in two days that she
had left the bedside of her husband. That
she considered Mr.. Kipling's condition
warranted her leaving him even for
short time was regarded as good sign.
The following bulletin was issued Mt D. 40
O'Clock:
"Mr. Kipling has held his own through
the day.
"E g. Jansway. Theo. Dunham."
DIR. Janeway called at the Grenoble be-
tween seven and eight tonight and was in
consultation with DIR. Dunham for some
time. DR.. Durham at ten o'clock said
that Mr. kipling's condition remained
the same. lie was asked to make state
ment concerning the crisis In the patients s
condition which he said would occur TO-
day. DIR. Dunham said:
"Mr Kipling has been almost too sick
q man to take = sudden turn for the bet
ter. His Improvement will be necessarily
slow
New York, February rs. The following
bulletin was posted ut H. 80 O'Clock
this morning:
"Mr. Kipling is. as at the last report.
holding his own. The advent of a crisis
may be- delayed as the Inflammation has
developed In the upper portion OF the
lungs which the part originally affected
had nearly resolved. The severity of the
diseas, during the past few days has been
due to the advance of tho Inflammation
upward, while the parts originally Affect
ed were not yet available for respiration.
'tE. u. Janeway,
'Theo. Dunham."
New York. February 2S AT a. IN. I,
IL was announced that Mr.. Kipling's 5
condition had not changed since the 1s 80
bulletin was issusd.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
LEGIsJATIvE NOTICE.

The Committee on Legal Affairs viii give a
public hearing in its room at the slate House
In Augusta.
Tuesday, Feb. 2s, 1899, at 80 O'Clock p. IN.
No a. On an act to amend section II OF
chapter IS OF the Revised Statutec relative 10
clearing snow from the sidewalks In cities.
Wednesday. March 1. 1899. at go o'clock p m
No. g. On a petition OF p. II. dillen and 80
others for amendment to section 80 OF ehapter
70 Of the Revised Statutes In relation TO the
practice Of law.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
ORDER UNITED WORK
MEN.

Boston, February a7.-The advance
guard OF delegates TO the session OF the
Grand Lodge A. q. U. W, in Massachu-
sstts arrived tonight he report oi
Grand Receiver Burtt will show the mem
bership 10 be 5a,523, Grand Receiver
Temple will show receipts to have been
$50, 2i7. 50 and payments so6. .U62 l6. There
mas been a net gain OF Abb members
and eight lodges. Ibe receipts OF the
beneficiary fund were ss3i,5os, and the
payments, S59o, 900, distributed as follows;
Massac usetts, s5., 90; Connecticut. sios.-
UuJ; Maine, slI2,O00; New Hampshire,
$50, ,00J; Rhode IslBn nd, 81, 0O.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
Weather ODservArioa.

The agricultural department weather
bureau for yesterday. February %, taken
at p. m. meridian time. the observation
for each section being given in this order;
Temperature, direction OF wind, state oil
weather;
Boston. ss degrees, W. clear: New
York, "A degrees, NV, cloudy; Phiiadel'
phia, 40 degrees. NV. clear; Washington
AZ degrees, NV, clear; Albany. "a de
grees, NV, clear; buffalo, ~ degrees, ".
clear; Detroit, "a degrees. SM, clear
Chicago, "a. ) clear; st. Paul ~ u
degrees, W. snow; Huron, Dak.' e.
degrees, SE, cloudy; Bismar,k, ae-
qrees, n, snow; Jacksonville, 90 oe
grses, NV, p. cloudy.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
Local Weather Report.

Portland. February 27.-The local
weather bureau records as to the weather
are as follows:
sa IN. barometer, 29. 769; thermome-
ter, 81: dew point. So; humidity, 81;
wind, SE; velocity. 4; state OF wea ther,
1t. rain.
SD. m.-Barometer, 20. 662: thermome'
ter, $50, dew point, &c; humidity. 66;
direction. n; velocity, 3; state of weather,
clear.
Maximum temperature, Al: minimum
temperature. 30; mean temperature.
81: maximum wind velocity, IS >;
precipitation-s4 hours, "a inch.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
LEGIsLA ATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will give a
public hearing in Its room at the State House
In Augusta,
Thursday, March 2, 1899, at go o'clock p. M.
No, &c, On an act to create a Board OF Over
seers OF The Poor in the Workhouse OF the
City OF Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28

Warrington, February 27.-At eleven
O'clock today the Senate began the last
week OF the short session of the 65th Con-
grtss. An unusually large number Of
Senators Was present, owing probably to
the great amount of important unfinished
business before the Senate.
MIR. Hale of Maine gave notice that on
Wednesday afternoon at five O'Clock he
would present resolutions on the death Of
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
THE WEATHER.

Boston, Feb. 27.-Forecast for Maine
Fair; west to southwest winds.
Washington, Feb. 27.-Maine, New
Hampshire and Vermont: Fair, colder;
fresh west to south winds.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
The Army BILL.
Passed Senate Yesterday
Afternoon.
END OF CONTEST THAT
WILL BE MEMORABLE.
Mr.. Germans Amendment Unanim.
Ously Adopted.
THIS ALONE INSURED SUCCESS OF
THE MEASURE.
THIS ALONE INSURED SUCCESS OF
THE MEASURE.


crease" Permanently or Amer July
L, IoOI--Notable speech OF Day Wa
u. ~ ~ yu,. ~,.
However Awaited Nothing
w., ~.,
-. r,,, -. 49, -
:, 49, S..... -. ...rn.or,,.. 80 80,
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
IRELAND TO BE MADE CARDINAL.

London, February es.-The Rome COR
respondent Of the Daily News says he
learns that Archbishop ireland will be
created u cardinal at the next consistory.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
LEGIsLATIVE NOTICE.

Tho Committee on Ways and Bridges will
give hearing on
Wednesday, March I. at = P. NJ.
On the question whether the state will maintain
and keep in repair the large bridges.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Financial Affairs VIII give
q public hearing at their room In the STATE
Thursday. March 2.
On a Resolve providing for an Emergency
Fund.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
LEGIsLATIvE NOTICE.

The Committee ON Towns viii give public
Gusta.
Wednesday. March 1st at O'Clock r. M.
On petition Of A. d. Boyd and others to In
corporate the town Of Willard.
Wednesday. March lst, at o'clock p. N.
On petition to annex town Of Willard to Cape
Elizabeth.
Wednesday. March ist. At o'clock p. NJ.
On petition to annex town Of South Portland
70 eity of Portland. b.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
LEGIsLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee ON Shore Fisheries will give
public hearing In its room at the State House
In Augusta.
March 2. 1893, at p. NJ.
On an act for the better protection of weirs
also on petition OF +. +. Bridges and sc others
regarding the same.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Judiciary will give pub
lie hearing IN its room at the State House In
Augusta,
Tuesday, Feb. 2s, 1s99 at . 80 o'clock P. NJ,
No. ia On an act additional 20 Chapter l?4
OF the Revised Statutes, prohibiting pulling
matches between oxen or other draft animals.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LEGusLATlvE NOTICE.

The Committee on legal Affairs ,s,a mna Tonse
In Augusta, NJ
Tuesday, Feb. ss. 1899. at aso o'clock I. N,
No loe. On an act additional 70 and ], anena-
atory Of Chapter 81 Of the Revised sla,uses, nres
relating to the sale on writ oil personai p'op-
erty attached.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
The EXCELLENCE Of SYRUP OF FIGS

is due not only to the orig inslity and
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The Portland daily press., 1899-02-28
Evidence igainst Irooklyn Kan
Rapidly PILED Up.
Is UNIDENTIFIED AS MAN WHO
LEASED LETTER BOX.

Hand Writing Experts swear lie Nrot.
Address on Bottle OF Poison sent
COrDtsh--Distrtct Attorney Had
shielded IIim to Throw Him on His
Guard--ThIs Also Accounts for
severity Against Cornish.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-15
NATIVE WEAPONS.

We have even got some Of the wild
men that fight with spears and wear
nothing but feather headgear; and al
so some Of the bow and arrow men,
that also carry a shield. Some of
their arrows are made of bamboo and
they have a piece of hard wood spliced
on the end in place of Il spear. But
the chances are that if they hit a man
with one of them it would injure him,
while many of them had spears on eight
inches long. And the many different
kinds of weapons they have! They
have everything from pen knife to
a thrteen-inch gun, Some, it is said,
have got sharp pointed sticks, which
they figure on getting Americans with.
There were some Englishmen inland
before the outbreak and they told us
what we We're going TO go against,
They have guns made of gas pipe and
even got some made out of wood.or imi-
tations of guns. They must have figured
on giving us a big scare with their
dynamite batteries. But they are
holding out better than, or | would say
not giving up as soon as l expected
they would, and as 1t looks to me they
are bigger fools than / even thought
they were. Their leader, General
AguinaIdo, is reported to have left for
parts unknown and they are handled
by his first assistant. And he might
better go and not let any Of the swad-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-15

dies get hold of him, or the chances
are that very few would know what
ever became of him,
Nearly every day that we were in
the field or on the firing line we had
plenty of visitors. Some one would
drive right up to the firing light to
visit. A great many civilians used To
come out and when q soldier would
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-15
ON THE FIRING LINE
IN AND NEAR MANILA
GRAPHIC PICTURES OF WAR
FARE IN LUzoN.

Told in the Simple Language of a
Common Soldier-American Brav-
cry and Endurance-Natlve Ignor-
ance, Fatalism and Treachery-The
Filipino as He Really Is-How the
Trouble Began and How 1t Is Be
ing Adjusted-A Narrative That
All Should Read.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-15

MALAY FATALISM.
And they do not care. They drive
each other out, expecting to get a
shot al us now and then, and they
will take desperate chances in order
TO get a shot at one of us. 4 few days
ago company of Montana boys had
some of them cornered up and killed
a good many when the rest of them
We're willing to surrender; and they
were all disarmed but one, and he was
holding out his gun for someone to
! come and take it, and as a lieutenant
came near him he raised his gun and
shot the lieutenant through the heart,
In less than ten seconds there waTc I;
hundred bullet holes through his ossS".
for every man took a shot at -S'-- at
the instant. But it goes to SHOW
what one of these devils cares for re
life. doing anything like that when he
knows or ought to know that if he
did he would not live One-half minute
afterwards. | tell you that the Amer
leans have treated them too d--n
| we'll all the way since we landed here,
and are doing so at present. They
take them prisoners when they catch
any of them that have got weapons
and they never get any that have them
unless it is right in some battle and
then they only get a few, as there are
four or five of them to every gun, and
when one gets tired or wants to smoke
a cigarette there is another close at
hand to take up the gun. So when
| they want to shoot they can keep
gun hot
They have given the black devils
most everything that was possible and
| tried in every way to keep them from
| starting this until they wanted every
| thing; and even wanted to come over
| into our lines to post their sentinels
| and were going to do so anyway, and
| one of the Nebraska men on guard
| ordered them to halt and they did not
do so and he called again, and then he
| fired, killing a lieutenant and a sol
I dier. That Is what started this out
| break. The natives, after these were
| killed, retreated, but soon returned
with a stronger force and were going
into the city, but while they We're do
ing this the Nebraska regiment was
| not idle and met them And it was
| soon started at every point along the
| line. Since that time we have cap
| tured a great many different looking
| natives.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-15

up his gun and go along with us. There
was one lady doctor, whose rank was
lieutenant that followed the firing line
all one afternoon and when one man
would drop she would bandage him up
and as he would be packed on shs
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-15

picked off at the time. When we ar
rived at the block house we halted.
Our general was there-General King.
We We're in his brigade. We had a
bridge to cross that was a very dang
erous place, for it was high and the
niggers were shooting high, and the
way that we had of getting across that
bridge was no trouble, with our major
in the lead. 1t was right by file for
ward, double time march, and double
time | guess we did. And, how the
bullets struck at my feet, as l was
crossing and yet they never touched
me, and | have good sized feet, too.
But it was no fun and / never want to
see them come my way any faster than
they came there for few minutes.
When the three companies of us had
got across we made Il left flank and
threw out our sRirmish lines and ad-
Vanced in a half-right circle, until we
were right i'm front of the enemy at
the place where we We're about to
make our charge. We were right ut
stream that we had to cross, and the
way the stream ran We had TO cross
it three times. our major finally, af-
ter we had rested minute, gave us or
ders To advance and then the trumpet
er sounded charge" and away we
went, our company and one of the
others to the front and the other one
to the left: and the stream was waist
deep and up To some of the boys
necks: and we were carrying $50 rounds
of ammunition that made it very
hard trip: but the niggers made it in
teresting enough for us, 50 we forgot
our wet clothes and heavy loads and
were busily engaged pumping the lead
into them as fast as we could and ad-
vancing all the time-and no protection
| only to lie down at times in the rice
swamp,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-15
MALAY FATALISM.

we kill every black son of gun there
is on the island.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-06
ron sALE-crrr REAL rsrArn.

FEHREN-MARvIN cos LIST.
CORNER OF Columbia and Twentieth av-
enue: new house: rooms. $,.3D0: easy
payments
Northeast corner Harvard and Howell T.
room house: highly improved lot; S. zoo
New property. southwest corner Harvard
and Harrison. me improvements. $500
New house northeast corner Harrison and
Thirteenth avenue: I rooms: 2709
Nice T-room house on broadway car line.
with good lot and nne view: 1850
broom house with half acre cultivated
ground. near army post. ts00
s-roogn house and hne grounds. with one
and half acres cultivated garden: near
army post: H.6oo.
returns. for sale as investment
s-room house on Main near Twelfth AZ q
bargain
Bargains in residence properties on Tween
fy-second. Eighteenth and other avenues
A magnificent building location near Lake
Washington on Madison; 500
A few lots left In Boston Heights addition:
Twenty-first street near Madison: 1t
bargains.
lovely lots on first hsn nj reduced prices
10 parties who WI build
A hne lot on frxt hill on which VIII build
for longtime tenant.
We VIII build homes for three-year tenants
On lovely locations on Belmont avenue.
see Esome nearly complete. southwest
corner Harrison ard Belmont.
Fine lots on Bellevue af $50. VIII loan
money fer building On these lots.
100 LOVELY LOTS In Sp.axue's addition:
South Seattle: for $50 each: Why rent
when you can buy q lot and build q
home for 854 20 mo-
A spiena-- investment property on Front
street
Can buy or sell des;ra1as properties IN ali
able demand for residence or business
properties Money 10 loan on good prop
critics ard securities.
fsEHHEN-NAEvINg CO.
- Pioneer Block Front q James EsA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-06

FOR SALE--Three-story brick
centrally located: fne insestme i
10 per cent. net. 8. Is ~
-, 000A-Three seven-rOom houses
corner lot: nets II per cent
IS. W0-Eight-rOom house, noofJ4 -
good location: f1rst hill.
81, 500 Cheapest home on Reuton
en- room modern house: Uoveq
avenue. must be sold 1T once.
81 ,5OO--Five room cottaGe: Norm
moYtgagee's price.
s.. leo Seven room house. North
elegant view; sold 20 enttnfy
eS50-Smal cottage. large lots g. I,
tty: close TO Madison. 80
S751-Five room cottage: clos = .yss.
street car line; cheap.
81. 05o--Cood house. large t0fs
sixth avenue; close to Jae1soas -
home.
3450-6maiI house. close 70 caS H.
n50--dood building lot: Nineteeaszs M
ycsitr =. - #
$50 Nice building lot; North eea4a
II. 600-Beautiful double corner
ston; very cheap - -
3bDa~Nfls buy an elegant LOT 81 49,
have several Of them for $50 ~ &&
gain. $50. $50u and $50. Ill gS@o 1Ss
CANT view: rear Pike street-
fst0-I.of e1xi30, Renton hill
N5o-Corner on Eighteenth ayeaU
60H-Heaatiful lot 0verioo9 sss
Washington. near Madte0n stsS
C.. A. MkENzIE. s -
Telephone. Red 14sf. Room GOV -
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% sAlD-cl9r 80
CunesnnoA

CNneon~on "a
8 3 A
fnk ..I sAiLE1Hv =. ". wei = - = = ]
Fine building site: ii mr.. -.
walking distances: en- hiees
line: 81 soA
lsoxlA IN North ssatsIe. seev,..
ana second avenue car 49, n "a a
- Ms "a a.n .. avenue. tvo ~ -
Oouoae corner On AtA nSenne u.e11ae e ss
Harrison street. Q.eoA 81
Lot on Broadway in sood loeasiu..
A very fine corner lot on Unvu
nue. and Harrtsou streees nnS 49, -
car ines one Of the moe& dsn1SSSS.s
dence sections Of the city: 0D17Ss MI
Corner. eexl0 On second ave1nS ,s1>
STREETS eraded: GA car hAe: IT.
and branch Of james strVet H,s.s
Lot axlA On 1st avenue. clcos ~ B
s0xlm on Broadway car hna; -
Gxceuent corner LOT 0xlA On
street and Belmont avenue: skresT -.
ed: sever; Eocd neishhoeAco6; 80 =
Seven lots In Fremont do Il Ns.sr
very tins garden ground: a - r.
v sn,,s J, g ~ bearing fruit aa1 hessl
se1ls in .,i Nssls's additions o. !.
Lot fronting Madison slrUo1s -
east OF Broadway: Aauiees 90
dition: these iots have 80 -
each. -
Doubis corner iaozlA; Tsrsy 60 ~
Virginia street: H.5aA - -
between Virginia and LenerS: - zS
fngSs income ~ per month. ~ ~
TWO and one-hAlf lots on HSV1R
on corner: two buildins1s poy9 - r. &
cc coms I'm IN gNs ors6 S s.se,,.. 49,,
car Hne: cottage Of seven - Z 51ss11
and bath: barn: &.s00 -
Modern six.ro0n cottage o. ~
close 10 and north OF Nadaocns
nice lawn; BEARING fruit; 81
BILE elght-room hoi11e: good r.
one desiring to have sarden e.
ems: nice lot Of beazing fSull r. u
Cottage Ia Naxie addition. ese - @
l1oxl0 on corner. close oevN
come OF $ilS Per month: MN
l10xloo near Grant street ooP - -
close to ode 1atss inspeoveG
l2Qxl.0 IN Pontius addition - -
Lake uni on car line; rod ~;
1sOxlD on Queen Anne HIM: oaa No.
cable line: two small houses Il,
no feet fronting on Western aH6 -
to Ealfott avenue: SSeoA s's -
12ox130 on corner Of second ~
Clay street; = very desl1a1ee GG{
07So 49, 81
soxiN on Esxhteenth avsnus 4 q
addition: Q,S04
Six-room house on 18th avsnne nng)1s
level lot 60xfO; $z,oo0 ssss;s'zs
House Of seven rooms: modern, e
avenue. three blocks from Mn1110<t
Modern, we'll built houue On IN -
home in good location; M
eeven-room house; two 1ot1 q -
each 60x1O0: very dne Nav: III
#. w. WE8T. $ Uhton
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NICHOLS q Nu1ll(.
REAL ESTATE INVNuHl1
g AND 20 HALIER DIoc
RESroN HILL ADDITION
RENToN Hill. Arr


The finest rssidence properly T. .
Large lots: flno view; On Gio1o1
sewer, water ana gas We Az - Il
ing several cottages In this ~
homes. We can give you u n
ninety lots from 336 to 955A ~ III
eOx1.o feet. We win build for ~ ri
you money to build With = -
Come and see " and " N ~
e, 30-Four lotsf x1nlI sise; 4oe1
Third avenue Wost. North
q, 0o0-B Best corner On Harvaf4 80 !.
Denny way. s : $3.50 IS
u.0oo-s lots on Mercer strset -
avenue west. North oeAtt1a
80 Corner Boren avenue ~
Rios lots on Harrison streel Fl
euth avenue north. SIS IS
S550-2 lots on Harrison streek
nue north. s. 8.
SIS each for your choice of -
near the state university.
IMPROVED PROF Il s
u. so -S-room house near PJee
Eighth avenue: q lot.
Gs0-4-room cottako IN JAmee
sl.oco-s-room cottage on Dextsr -
near Denny way. - AZ
u,DO-House and lot IN North -
g, 5O0--S-rOom house on TWeney~sr5
nue.: close to car ltne.
N10o-l0-room house: modern: -
avenue. e
nue. near Union street.: tucoUe
and 10-acre tracts within ~
city limits, north and south.
NICHOLS = NUM-
HAIxI.ER BLOCK.
PHONE WHITE ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-06

FOR SALE@-Socd income pfOpNys
TO business center Of tho CITY,
lent location: sir house. ea6n
lot I.Dxi3e. price e1590e; - nou rs a 8.
81 500 q year. - -
Four modern Broom HOUSES. roe
more, with brick foundation
baseYnerts; price tIs.d4p; e0sne1 3
a splendid property ana m0ney 49, r
Four houses Of rooms eern. - 81
10: rents for so q month. prs - -
Sevsn~rocrn modern house 60 CO r
Pike. walking distance. cosn0 ~ -
market for q few days o6fxs S Is
a sacri6ce. 16lf(E
Two modern houses on Brna1way 1 II
lot. flne view; rsglrf on CO.. 49, as
10 city park: price eaN0 - ~
ft,tlop. ranging ia prscs fr10 49,
Is lots near Green lake: 80 apsee {
IS lots on Green lake. 80 fmkee 49,
We hare mary other propsrtse q
cannot desrrfbe here. For -. 49,
i.rt your property Win q go
lefi THIRD -