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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-14

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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-14

Total income for the year. so, 333S, 600. Y
Total disbursements for the
year. -. .......... o.Z2U.oUS.o4
ASSETS.
Market value of real estate,
unincumbered, owned by
the Company. 81, 9,4OO.lO
Mortgage loans on real es-
tate, first liens. ....... 1922, 90
Loans made to policy holders
on this company's policies
as collateral. ........ 10000
Market value of stocks and
bonds owned by the com
pany .. -, ... 1902 93. 70
Cash belonging to company
in office and deposited in
bank. -. .. 7s6,092 IS
Bills receivable, -: agents
debit balances. ....... 1897 AZ
Interest due and accrued,
and rents. -. 6o,72S.51
Net amount of uncollected
premiums. -. 80. 49,. o1,54104
All other assets detailed
in statement. -. ....... 3,2s7so
Total assets. -. $50. $3.50, 297 20
LIABILITIES.
Total unearned premiums $50, SS9, co.. GA
Net amount of unpaid
losses. Jbo,o3O.Zb
All other claims detailed in
statement. 80. 80. 299,351 20
Total liabilities. 80. 81, 754, 1880
NORTH CAROLINA BUSINESS IN
1898.
Amount of policies written
during the year. 81, 409, 024O0
Amount of losses and claims
incurred during the year. 33, 1920
Amount of losses and claims
settled during the year. 7.20
Gross amount of premiums
received or secured during
the year. ..... 40,2G5.24
Resident Manager Henry w Eaton
General Agent for North Caroina-T
T. Hay, Raleigh.
State of North Carolina.
Office of Secretary of State
Raleigh. February LIST. 1890
| certify that the above is a true alb
stract from the sworn statement of tht
Liverpool and London and Globe Insur-
ance co.,. S. Branch, as of December
| 81, 1893, which is now on file in this
office.
t CYRUS THOMPSON.
Secretary Of State.
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STATEMENT
STATEMENT
Showing the Condition. December 81,
1898, of the
Virginia State
Insurance Company

1OOe II Mnin Straot picbp,nnJ ",
looo H. Mill -otlee'' hicl'uioii''' d.
'@" da1% s'o'N paul up ,oo ooono
Total income for the year. 215.a95.1 G
't ~" vear .''"' . i'''''' 10 Oh e1- -
ASSETS.
unincumbered, owned by
,1 tne conipailS '..'..'',''' - '1''V0'''
-tortsaE loiiS Oh Ieal IS
r ~ i'4at ii,'i -
i1I''ii' ~
ooIus' stochs Vi o'iei 'oi' > -onan
:, ~. 80. -
Marker value Oh STOCKS anu
Doi'uS o"iie" ~ Try 30 ~ mn
pa"S, .';, =. I,o,,,,.,,,, ''''''
Cash belonslng 70 , Coinp % y
IN once anu u'ioS'''u !" tc13t IN
naih Ono zoo %.
Blils receiVaDie' T-o .1
a a-3n IG T., ueoi' o''''i''''' IN 57c5 -
H'o'o'o.,pf ,,'.,.,,l
ii-.eIeSI uue "'iu lo-ool
"a anu leits ,,.' ,i.tai,oa r.
al i.4 49, 7S7 Is
,vntol assets .S 41S.6S435
tsscts mot admitted 2,7S7.4G
LIABILITIES.
Total unealntd premiums. $ 123,3l1.I3
Net amount of unpaid
losses ...............,.. 100000
All other claims detailed
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LIQUID AIR FOR STREET CARS.

The announcement that a street rail-
way motor using liquid air had been
tested az Zurich, switzerland. leads tho
street Railway Review. OF Chicago, In
It's current issue to discuss liquid air as
a motive over Liquid air IL made by
taking advantage OF the fact that when
"a gas suddenly expands Il becomes
cooled; ordinary atmospheric air Is
compressed 20 1000 or 300 pounds per
square inch, cooled. and then suddenly
allowed to expand, and the low tomper-
ature thus produced liqucnos a portion
Of the highly compressed air
A ton-horae-powcr engine working for
an hour can compress about 20 pounds
OF atmospheric air 20 pressure OF 1900
pounds per square inch, and the present
apparatus for making liquid air rc-
qulres that 10 pounds OF compressed air
must be allowed TO expand In order 10
llquufy one pound, That Is a ten-horas-
power engine can only make 3a pounds
OF liquid air Ia an hour
In order TO use liquid air lu an engine
Il must bee again cyapurntod nud
worked Just uH compressed air would
be. and calculations show that n the
heat OF the atmosphere boz used 90 boil
liquid air, nH coal lu a furnace b. used
To- make steam for use IA "a steam on-
ginc, aud with am conditions the most
favorable DIN fact much more favorable
than could Doe obtained ln practlcej. AN
the work we could possibly Ept from "a
pound OF liquid afr would be- less than
three per cent Of that spent In produce
Ing n.
ThHro can Dee only ono advantage ln
uHlnG liquid air instead of compressed
ulr, which ~ that air when llqugfcd has
only about unrrhtth the bulk that 10 has
square inch. Hut as the liquid must be
stored In am upeu vessel this advantage
Is more than 0vcr-balaucrd by the loss
due 10 evaporation N 10 must be stored
Tor amy lnmnIl.rnhle limo.
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10 this tho Spanish governor general
has resided here, Manila has been the
seat and center NJ affairs military clNIl.
religious ana commercial ever since. 10
has come to be- city OF 5000 Iuhubla
tnnts Here, n anywhere, be- one uf the
richest countries on the globe, we
would expect tn find the comfort dee
cnucy and cleanliness of modern Clylll-
zutlun.
Wei. thorc i8 not today n sewer I'M
Manila, The first net uf the Amari-
can government. after settling the u1-
tlvrs, must bee 90 give tho city % com.
pletc system OF sewerage and drainage
hnv0 not seen O. drCoutly paved street
mr. sidewalk iu the place ANA 1 DO not
believe There la such,
They Fuy the houses Of some OF tho
wealthy SpaulurdH here urr kept iu uX.
ccllont repair, likewise clean and arc
provided with am the convenience uf
modern civilization. 10 may be-, I hope
sp. have NOT been inside uf Thorn lu
ID strange place the most accurate idea
of things b. obtained from studying tho
average lifD uf the average people Tho
ordinary spanish house was NO doubt
painted ami decorated when Il was
built and that was the year mankind
fret began Go ask ~ n is hot enough for
you, II has not been touched since
Houses are constructed with two low
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OEsERET EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY, july s, 1890

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remarked was that ! should do Just
what ] pleased with sherlock Holmes
ana other prrsouugys lu the famous
detective stories. / had provided my
self with lot " typewriter questions
as 10 details not given in his stories,
but which needed to Doc set right In tho
play, l read the manuscript TO him,
ana really couldn't get anything but
pleasant comment. II wasn't at all like
reading Il 20 such n severe critic M he
should have been. He made one objec-
ton. ] had made Sherlock Holmes say
that certain clcw was 20 plain that
even a Scotland Yard detective could
see It. You OF l might like TO be- on the
right side o. the Scotland Yard oili-
cialH,' he said, lnughlngly' Mr. Gll-
lctte IN, OF course, 10 impUrsOnuto the
detective. II have been accused" he
said, when asked for particulars, "of
writing my roles 80 that they VIII re-
stage uA | do on. / have surely IA
vorcd myself In that respect this time.
Holmes II an invoterate smoker.
have woven a new story around him
and several other OF Or, pOyle's crca-
tiona. OF course. n drama must have u
central intoreat-a clump Of little inter
csts won't do-and 30 / have directed
Holiness genius against that OF Prof.
MorartN who, you remember figures
In one OF tho taloa as tho brnluy leader
OF a powerful band OF swindlorf AM
other character brought forward Is the
brilliant woman against whom he was
pltted In the novelette, a scandal In
Bohemia have blended a love story
with the materials. We had r. copy
right performance I'm London, with tho
parts read by actors. but 1 do not re-
gard the piece "a complete. j shall do
considerable 10 II this summer TO make
II ready for production IN october"
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VIII

VIII
Manila. May s-Thc fact that oven
under che uuanaltHblo conditions with
regard Co sanitation that have pre-
vailed here Cor More than three cone
turtles Manila is FuIl on ordinarily
healthy city peaks up more oloquontly
than anything olHr can dD ln favor vi
tho natural suiuhrIluHngsH of the site
and climate. Tho beautiful hay OF Mu-
Mia lH 100 miles in cirgumfrrnco
Dwellings situated on ur near tho
waters edge have always rrfrahing
brrrzoH blowing across che water AH
7 have said. white people can work in-
doors here uH comfortably uT anywhere
rlsr. Tho American soldier has mnruh-
rl and wol.od constantly outdoors in
tho cytrcmo Heat without brlnE SUM
struck. You may stake your head that
the Americans and EHsllHhmon who
have found rich placer mines ln the
island or MiudHuaU 100 miles south OF
here. and arr working them Cor ull they
nro worth. are not saying that white
mon cannot pufurm labor in this ellie
mate. You may also stake your life
that people uf uu rurrgetir AMI huHtlluF
race. like those vi the United States or
OF central or northern Eur0po.coull and
would ln O. Tow yeas turn these islands
Into civilized paradise. They would
hire tho heavy work done,
Now let us see what has been accom-
pllahod.
Miguel Lopez de- Logaapl the first
Spanish governor took possession Of
Manila In 1871, There was already "a
native town on the site. From that day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

10 has cost 20 develop and discover one
really famous musician. one million
dollars per year, Tor twelve years.
amounts TO a. total OF twelve million
dollars, and this Is what one really
famous musician hnF cost may be
accused ~ putting this on a basis that
90 Mtoguther tonprlcIlchl and savors too
much ~ the dollar-murk and tho COM
Worelnl spirit but our critics must bear
100 mind that ! ana trying tn answer
the question why PATHS and pndcrews-
kis come 80 hlgh. Take. for example.
The cut-glaHs Industry. Suppose the ou-
tire work FOR one year OF factory
produced only five perfect specimens.
II does not take "a shrrwd mathemu-
tlclan 10 show us that tho cost OF these
specimens would be- very large"
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sothern quietly. plain nlc. about
four or 1--WE inches Ia length
certainly" said the principal, with
a whitening look at hil assistant ana
producing. at once. the article which
had been asked FOR.
The many friends and admirers or
Mrs. Helen sherman Cue viii be
pleased to learn that she VIII arrive nt
Salt Lake on the 18th and spend "a
week with her relatives here. ON sat
ur,iay nirht. the 18th. she will give
n song recital at the ladies Literary
club building. Mr. Harry David Cue be-
ing her accompanied. Her selections
viii be made from " rare program Of
nine numbers. including Roa"mnnd, by
Chnminnde McDowcll'a Folk song "ol
Thee Am Thinking" m I liut Knew
and gleboTs Romance from Faust
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William Gillette g. buck from London
he ana Conan Doyle are making. 10 D.
o. singular collaboration, seemingly, Ia
which Mr.. Gillette ls doing ull the work.
This play will be- one of Charles Froh-
mans outputs next season. Dr. Doylo's
assent bore the proviso that h. must be-
consulted and that nothing should go
into The play which b. and Gillette
could NOT agrcc upon. Gillette went to
England q, o months nEo with pro-
visionary plcte written out and with
memoranda ol thirFs TO be- discussed.
~ visited Or. Doyle at his home. an
hour out Of London" The uctor-pluy-
wright said. About the nrst thing be-
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stories. They cannot bo moro Doe
cause OF the danger uf earthquakes. For
Che HuWH reason they must DO" WllH of
lghf material They consist merely uf
fwW. or Timber with u weather
boarding on thu outside. iIkn barn DO
tho States For inside wallis canvas IH
tackled over che tlmburH constituting
tho frame. A rough wu.h uf various
uHlur and ugufDs. ruhhiuE on upon
your pretty whit" garments Ht % touch.
b. Hmulrpd over tho canvas.
~ would not hU 900 sld lt. H1N once
in half "a century or H0 the canvas wnrH
ripped Oft and renewed and the doors
ana woodwork painted or ut leuHt
scrubbed. Uut. moi ] huyn Hruu JUST
two scruhbinr brushes ln Manila. and
they were used Tor horses Torn.
stained. worm eaton, rat eaten ant
eaten and time eaten Che canvas walls
and ceilings hang M TAGS and HhrHi7.
ruined and rotten uH the governmental
system Of old Spain itself queer
looking luuE bodied little heather rats
waltz 90 aud and fro the floors no night
ana sometime Iu the daytime.
just over my bed in tbr canvas ceiling
n mother eat o. rearing 20 healthy litter
Ul kittens, She Eut in there through
some NJ the many holes boz tho walls
Doors and woodwork are Erlmy with
thu touch NJ the suilUd hands ~ tho
ages apparently. The one Mun.laHr i1et
M cleaning up appears tu be- 90 polish
the floors every day with Kerosene, To
pee this done la circus ifHrlf Nv "a
reversal 0f what ancient hunkcrs COM
slider the order OF nature the superior
masculine reK does the homework here.
After your Tlglll huuaomlid gets his
dishes washed hu takes u foolish little
brush made ~ hemp nhHr and lightly
skins over the floor with the Humr.
That done, Doc folds up some coarse
cloths two OF them in long rnrtanglrs
llo uuurs the kerosene iu Hud through
them saturatIng thOm. Then hH mounts
them, setting 70 bare foot upon each
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pnny nustratoi further tho uncertain
lies which attach Go she tho tricbl buHi-
neHs clyde Iitch'r play "rhs cowboy
and Tho Lady which was written. 10
o. claimed. with n Wow OF 10 having
London production. was not received
at an Cordially. while ON the other hand
Mrs. Hylcy's comedy though toomlng
with strong American sentiments. and
not bit 10 the liking of our British
cousins. 20 was supposed. BE- horlldad
na one 0f tho good things OF t1ndou'a
season For which. aH said lu tho be-
ginning. there is no accounting.
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MUSIC MOTIFS.

Frank Daniels IN "The Wizard Of
the Nile" ia the attraction at Munhat-
tan Beach IN New York.
Mr.. stephens has hopes that both r..
G. Easton and Viola Pratt Gillette will
bear the choir company ON the coming
tour.
Manager Hlgbce has engaged Mr.
Piper OF the Theater 20 handle the two
concerts OF tho choir IN salt Lake ana
Ogden 90 De given Just prior 10 the
departure for the east.
The death of Richard stahl COM
poser OF Said pnsha. recorded in the
weeks dispatches. 90 "a distinct loss 90
the musical world, Mr. stnhl was
leader Of tho orchestra at Days thea
ter, and tho death OF the great man
ager WAS a. severe blow Ca him. lie
wrote hundreds Of beautiful songs, but
Said Puahu Is his best known work.
over in Paris there Is living In quiet
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The OLD MANILA DAYS.

Eliza Arohard conner's Impression OF Philippines Cap
ial-Tho Process OF Rogonorauon-whnt American
Occupation Is Doing for tho once Sleepy and Unsnv-
DRY old City-sontory Reform Nocdod-Morvolou5
Resources OF tho Archipelago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

HOODS PILLS cure constipation.
Price 30.
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TmEArER GOSSIP.

J. NJ. Colvllle will be- tho John Storm
10 Enle lillsleTs Glory Quuylc In tho
number two Christian company,
De Wolf Hopper and his company
nailed for London last week. They will
produce there "El Captain" and possi-
bly, "The Charlutan."
Henry Miller. Il Is reported. has Sc.
cured the American rights TO THE Only
Way" which has been 30 successfully
produced Ia London. II IL an ndapta-
ton OF Dickens'a "a Tale OF Two
Cities" MIR. Miller Will play the star "
sydney Carton.
II Is said that II the six weeks sea-
son. OF the company headed by Henry
Miller ~, j. Morgan, Guy Standing
ana other well known actors and ac-
lreahes IN success In San Francisco,
tho Organization may become a
permanent stock company and remain
out on the coast indefinitely.
The rumor Is again revived that
blanche Walsh and Melbourne Mac
Dowcll, husband OF the late Fanny
Davenport are 20 be married Miss
Walsh recently purchased tho DaVon-
port Jewels for "a sum said 10 exceed
$4,000, ana this doubtless gave rise to
inc repeated rumor that she and MIR.
MacDowell win we'd.
Clement Scott has taken the stand In
the Bernhardt-llnmlct controversy that
Bernhardta conception OF the molan-
choly Dane n one OF the most exquisite
he ever saw, lie points out that this IN
largely due TO the magnificent ideas
she has, such as crossing herself before
she follows the ghost. tho speaking of
the speech 10 the players on tho minla-
turc stage making Hamlet for n mo-
ment an actor addressing his audience;
the feeling OF his fathers picture on
the walls when the ghost has gone and
materiallsm comes again, the eject of
the poison In linmleta veins when his
hand Is scratched In tho duel with
Laertos; the kissing of tho dead mos
theirs hair: all said TO be now points
never shown before. II stamps the
whole thing as imaginative, electrical
and poetica.
Lewis Morrison ~ the latest actor to
announce his Intention OF playing
"Robespierre' next season. The indl-
cations are that In this great play we
are 10 have n repetition VI the "Cyrnno"
affnlr ~ last season. The version that
Mr.. Morrison viii use was written by
charles ulr'ch. newspaper man, and
will be seen for the FIRST time at tho
Alcazar Theater In San Francisco this
month.
Tho apparently cordial reception OF
AN American Citizen" produced Ia
London by Nat Goodwin and his CONF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Henry Miller. Il Is reported. has sc-
cured the American rights 10 The only
Way which has been 80 successfully
produced Ia London. II IL an udnpta-
ton Of Dickens's "a Tale OF Two
sydnnY ONION.
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L. c.. ABLES,
Real Estate and Financial Agent.
telephone
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Br Blk Dominion, Jones, Baltimore, Dec
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Haw Blk Hawaiian Isles, Kustel. New
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The La Il Car.

The last cars of the King street
line going to Waikiki and Palama
pass the Anchor Saloon. The
cleverest mixologists in the city
are there always to put you up
anything you may desire. Drop
in and take drop before you take
the car. The celebrated Seattle
beer is to be had here on draught.
A full line of liquors including the
famous A. A. Jesse Moore Whisky
etc., always on hand. The most
exacting and varied demands can
be satisfied. The Anchor Saloon
is here to please its patrons.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

Additional, and the latest Shipping News, will be
ound on the eighth page.