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Missionary Boat Dedicated

Richmond, Va, June 23.-A large crowd witnessed the dedication of the Congo river missionary boat, Samuel Japstry, at the Trigg ship yards here today. Rev. s. H. Chester, secretary of the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Presbyterian Church. under the auspices of which body the boat is to be operated, made the ad- dress of the occasion and was responded to by W. R. Trigg, president of the Ship building Company. The boat is to be taken to pieces here and put together again when launched in Africa
The age-herald., 1900-06-24
FOUR STORY BUILDING
Peoples Home Telephone Company
 Takes Out Permit

The Peoples Home Telephone Company, recently organized at Youngstown, O., to build and operate a telephone system in Birmingham, has taken out permit to erect four-story office building in Eight eenth street, between Second and Third avenues. The building will cost abou. s1e.- 900. Work on its erection will begin in a few days.
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THE WEATHER
Station Agent, U. S. Weather Bureau.
Forecast for Alabam
s2.oe-SLEEPING CAR RATE BIRMING- HAM TO MOBILE, VIA MERIDIAN.

For the convenience of its patrons the A. G. S. railroad has arranged for the sale of Pullman space Birmingham to Mobile via Meridian at the regular rate of $2oo per double berth Parties leaving Birmingham at 10:15 D. m arrive at Mobile next morning at 1:30 e-m-I
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RAILROAD NEWS
Roads Are Offering Cheap Rates to
 Several Points

A special rate of one fare from the round trip has been granted by the Alabama Great Southern Railroad from Birming- ham to Cincinnati and Ironton, O., for the employees of the rolling mills in this dis strict who go home the first of July to spend their vacation. This line will sell tickets on July with return limit of thirty days from date of sale.
 It is expected that quite a number of the rolling mill employees will take advantage of this rate.
 The Alabama Great Southern will operate an excursion train to Selma on Sunday morning next, leaving Birmingham at 700 a. m., returning, leave Selma the same night at 10 o'clock The round trip rate on this train will be s1.50.
 A report has been in circulation for the
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PERSONAL.

L. P. Hil editor of the Ensley Enter prise, left yesterday for New Orleans for a business trip of few days.
 Mir. M. Strauss, representing Cincinnati distillery interest, is at the Morris.
 Percy Clark of Selma Is in town.
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remedy strikes at once the very root of the disease. It at once relieves the catarrhal kidneys of the stagnant blood, preventing the escape of serum from the blood. Perunastimulates the kidneys to excrete from the blood the accommodating poison, and thus prevents the convulsions which are sure to follow if the poisons are a1- lowed to remain. It gives great vigor to the hearts action and digestive system, both of which are apt to fail rapidly in this disease.
 Cafarrh of fhe Kidneys quickly leads to chronic BrighfS Disease. Peruna should be taken at the ap- pearance of fhe first symptom. If taken In fhe early stages of fhe dis ease, Peruna IS sure to cure every case. Peruna cures cafarrh of fhe Kidneys simply because # cures ca- tarrh wherever located. No other systemic cafarrh remedy has as yet been devised. Insist upon having Peruna. There are no medicines that can be substituted.
 A book on catarrh, written by Dr. Hartman, will be sent free to any ad- dress by The Peruna Medicine Co.,, Colum bus, Ohio.
The age-herald., 1900-06-24
Plate Painters Adjourn

New York, June 23.-The National Plate Printers Association adjourned tonight to
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blood from the kidneys to the gene ral circula- tion.
 At the ap- pearance of the fiji s t symptom of kidney trou- ble, Peruna S h oul be taken. This
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Old Hemlock Rye, warrant ed six years old; 75 cents per full quart, at Wm. Wise & Go. $, 2O9 and 2l1 Nineteenth Street.
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meet in Chicago the third Wednesday in June, 1901. Officers were chosen.
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A report has been in circulation for the
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
4 Sportsnan's Paradise.
Prom Golfers Weekly.

EfF11 ADl4AeE = httAata
\ year ago. as an accessory TO Geor-
giaucourt. his country place al Lakewood.
Mr.. George Could. who had already ap-
prrciated the real significance OF the bet
Ter side Of athletics. began the building
OF what IS to-day the most ideal grouping
of facilities Tor the enjoyment Of sport
that one can well conceive,
To fully grasp the breadth Of this ideal
on. must think OF a polo field which could
readily swallow up any two OF three cf
tAr largest fields in the country; Of sta
bling room given tins last winter 10 as
many as 10 ponies at a time; of other
practice fields by the side Of the main
held. OF tennis courts and accommuda-
lions for pigeon shooting; cf all this IN
one grand stretch OF levels shut ia by
lines Of trees through which there cones
with u s0ugIlng that air Of the balmy-
scented pine That IS the Out-of-d0ors.
nat ls the prospect over which his eve
wsuders when looking out from the bal
C0ny OF esplar1de uf a court or club
mouse so well conceived that one finds
within IL opportunities for riding on a tan
lark larger than me arena OF Madison
Square Garden; for playing racquets OF
tennis IN courts unequaled for room and
light; for exercising IN a gymnasium
fully appointed and for swimming In a
pool whose green. clear water has depth
Uf twelve feet Bowling. billiards shuttle
tOard-nOne Of them Is forgotten until
one feels that one has bat 10 rub the lamp
and ask and the gen!i OF the place will
provide the impossible.
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on the stump. One night he will appear
In Boston at an snti-annexation meeting:
the next night az Philadelphia az Boer
gathering. third night AT Detroit at an
antitrust sssembiage. a fourth night al
Chicago In a free silver demonstration a
fifth night in Cincinnati in a denuncsa-
ton OF the Porto Rico bill. and the sixth
cay turn up In Washington in great trim
for the Occur d'AIens investigation before
the Military Committee No filter running
mate for Bryan can be found. Leutz
arOuses the utmost enthusiasm wherever
he goes In New York thousands crowd
ed Cooper Union to hear him speak
against the colonial policy OF the admins
tration. He carried the meeting of us
feet by his eloquenee. ard they arose en-
masse and cheered AguinaldO to the echo.
At the great anti-imperial convention IN
Philadelphia, Lentz created q greater stir
than Carl Schurz and Georse 5. Bout
well combined. The audience went wild
and voeiferously eheered. He blows the
party bugle in the House with no un-
certain sound scoring the administration
without mercy, and coming into conflict
with It's bodyguard at every turn.
Another prominent Democratic candi-
date is the Hon. William SulZer. OF New
York Sulzer is tall and bony, full of am
bitiOn, and bears a remarkable Iesem-
blance to Henry Clay. He wears a frock
coat, and. Ike Clay. at times absent-mind-
edly puts the wrong buttOnhole over the
wrong button. Standing six feet in his
stockings, he would attract attention any
where-at a church or a circus, A dog
fght ar a funeral His qualities as a pre-
siding officer were shown when he was
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In New York's New.rich society,

From the Saturday Evening Post
A salient feature of the reign of the
rew-rich is the habit of estimating q
mans success in life solely by the money
he has acquired. There are gatherings Of
society In New York. where II the ques-
ton were asked about a fellOW-citizen,
Has he been succe ssful?' the answer
would BE IN the negative had the person
inquired about not accumulated wealth
No ma'teC whether he had served his
country as a sOloier. statesman. OF phil
anthrOpist had led the youth of his gen
Grafton as a college president, had been
an educator Of the people In school or
pulpit. had achieved wide renoWn Ss a
jurisr had written a great book, had held
multitudes eIthralled by his poetry. had
painted noble pictures, had advanced sci
encs or surgery, had created d leading
new spapeT or magazine, Nothing Of all
this tells. He Is not success because
he has not piled up dollars 10 fiaunt in
The worlds faCel
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Making a Hundred Dollar. a Minute,

Fr0z lss saiuftGy Essa.ak Po1t
The largest sum for the br4efest service
recently received BY the most literally
paid OF al professionals. the prima donna.
MAS given Mime. Nordica on the occasion
OF her appearance in q concert al the
Metropolitan Opera House, New York
several weeks ago. For two songs which
required ave minutes each 10 sing she re-
eelvec S."o. or al the rate of $40 a min
ute The songs we're Grieg's Swan" and
a Serenade BY Richard Strauss. The oc-
caEiOn Mas the first American appearance
OF Herr Won Schuch. conductor OF the
Royal Opera. Dresden
Madame NOrdics, among the soloiS,s or
iginaEy announced. was taken suddenly IN
during performance OF Tristan und
Isolde" at the Metropolitan the Saturday
previous 70 the concert With her c,,S-
tomary pluck she finished the perferu-
aaee, but Vas obliged ~ take 70 her bed
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az soon az II was ended There s.. Hef
forced 70 remain until the next Talr-l4''
when II was time 10 dress FOR The Coa..'-
she appeared az the MeJrOp0litau on -a..
sang hvr tgO songs, and Was D-r-.s'ynIs
recalled for an encore. Her strength A.-
rFinE equal % a response. she bowed %"
appreciation and finally took MADAME
PATHS method of positive refusal oy ~
turning 10 the stage 1ith her eafflLto
cloak about her shoulders. Olcs hoH'
she found she had no alternative bls
return 10 the bed she had left % s.ns-
But in the short time OF her absence. p
addition 20 keeping faith With The V2s.-
and adding 10 the bFilliance OF the COB
cert. she had received 81 90 for ten H'
Jtes actual work For her first eoalg,
engagement. Madame Nordics then -, -
OF sixteen, received 81. Now Ia The Es--..It,s
OF her powers the largest sum Tclr4'~1
By Madame NOTdica FOR a single conee,
was t.1Oo This latest achieyemcn. -
s!.oVe for ten minutes sclipses efss Ih-N
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raprrIrst. 1900. BY Ano. ]. Cunning,

A remarkable change Is manifest In
some of the members of The House OF Rep
resentatives. They are becoming impres-
mated with dignity. Men who have been
heretofore intensely social in disposition
seem TO have char ged their nature. Round
shouldered gentlemen walk with heads
erect and assume airs more betting the
House OF Lords than the Commons. 9th
ers run their fingers persistently through
their hair and with condeseending grandil-
oquence tank in cultural tones like Dutch
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HIS EXCUSE.

cannot reach the MUSES. seat
Mhea'e- ! strike the strings
The thought ot thee divinely sweet
some spell upon them nings.
Ny words are lost are all unit.
The music rings untrue.
UnWoF,Ay thoughts and missing sit,
Lost He!ieoa, Adisa,
The Muse demands a worship whole.
UnsE4ret. a virgin yoW-
HOE can I 90 her service sole
Al thy dear shrine Nao Sow
Henceto.tA the singer and the soag,
Music zAe life AID art
All EiIh IAis single purpose s;rUng-
To hat-to krlP-Lay heart!
John X Mitchell. n. D.. Ia the May Nss LIP
pluc8,t-
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tests for Congress. Jerry winning TWO anu
Chester two. While lacking jerry ease
and fuency. Long proved himself a DAN
gerous competitor He has not yet at
tafned Jerry's prominence In the House.
but his speeches have been fully as able
and have attracted as much attention.
like Jerry. he wears silk stockings, but
does not ride a wheel. All things conslc-
cred. Sir. Long Is really the most at
tractiye OF all the Vice Presidential
candidates. He has an intellectual ana
attractive face. a iine presence. excellent
executive ability, and would make an ideai
Vice President. On returning 10 the
House for the second time, he said ne iell
like A new edition of an old member. i
know something about how things are
done here" he added. "but / want little
time TO reEew my acquaintances and 10
make myself feel at home again" With
Long on the stump In Kansas as the nom
inee for Vice President. all the irritation
caused by the Porto Rico bill would be al
layed and the Republicans in that State
would stand solidly behind the admins
tration.
A third candidate for the vacant place
on the Democrati, ticket is the Hon. JET
ferson NJ Levy, of New York His hopes,
however, seem 10 be based upon the con-
| tingency of the nomination of Admiral
| Dewey for President. Levy is the owner
| of Monticello, Jeffersons old homestead
! His uncle was a commodore in the nited
| States navy and Dewey served under him
as a midshipman The nomination Of
Dewey and Levy would give the ticket a
purely maritime smack, something novel
in political warfare Bryan was a guest
| of Mr.. Levy at Monticello while plaIn
Unassuming member Of Congress. To-day
Levy is said to be millionaire, occupy
ing one OF the finest houses in Washing
ton, and giving banquets surprising those
OF either LuCullus or Chauncey NJ. Depew.
Whether he would be a candidate as ac-
Ceptable TO Bryan as was Arthur Sewall
four years ago remains to be seen. Sewall
was free-siiver man, while Levy has al
ways been an ardent goldbug. He made
speech in the House of Representatives
advocating the Passage Of the financial
bill, which must have been extremely con-
vincing, as seven other New York Demo
Gratis voted with him when the bill was
passed.
One thing IS certain. In the swirl of na-
tional politics there are many heads bob
bing above the waters. All are reaching for
the Vice Presidency. The candidates for
the Presidency have been selected, and
the race. All the candidates for the sec
ond place are good swimmers, but none
have as yet touched bottom in their ef-
forts 10 gain the shore. Meantime. Ad-
miral Schley is cruising in South Atlantic
waters. There may be loud calls for him
in one of the national conventions.
AMOS j. CUMMINGS.
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INSANE ASYLUM TRUST
Charges Made by a Relative OF
Engiand's Nobility.
SAYS HE Is GLADST0NE'S NEPHEW

Kenneth Harrington T3eIlairs, Who Has Just
Charges that Thi. Country L. In the Grasp
oT an Immense Lanaey Ring, with Power
Absat It-.uss for VI, 900 900 Damages.
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KEEP AN EYE ON THEM
Statesmen in the House Who
Are Now Acting Queerly.
THE VICE PRESIDENTIAL MALADY

Representatiye Cummings Describes the
symptoms of This strange Disease,
Which becomes Epidemic Every Four
Year--He Also Points Out some Of the
More Prominent yictims-Niicrebe Will
BE stamped Out ut the Conventions.
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KENNETH FFARINGTON BELLAIRs.
Care Stuart Armour solicitor,
Psyton Block SpJkane Wash

Whether or rot Kenneth Harrington
Bellairs ever obtains judgment against the
United States for his 10000 DANA ges;
whether or not he ever establishes his
claims OF relationship 10 titled person.
ages; whether OF not the insane asylum
authorities have been unjust 10 him; At
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AGENCIES.


rHs Pcsf-fnteI1iesncef has esfstished branch seeu
~ where classified advertisements win b. received
unsil 10 D. m. each day. Tho rates charged at tbs
epucer business oAice Cash ada only VIII DO taken
a. hfsnch sssndes Following d the list Of agencies
YOrke BassiaGsoB's drue store,
second avenue and pike.
broadway Pharmacy. r. n. Fisher,
Broadway aad James.
Rentsa HfII Pharmacy, Madison
street ana Fifteenth avenue.
WaIfa walia Pharmacy, Twenty
0rst ana East Jenerson.
nrswn's Pharmacy, corner YesieP
anI Dr0aawa
ehirsle6's DruG store. Twenty
sh1sa avsnus sesth aad Jackson.
ssAMits' Dvug store, 1O22 Howell,
corner nwren.
North Seattle Pharmacy, Battery
an1 Fssst avenue.
4. r. Gays Pharmacy. Denny way
ana Fifth avenue north.
y. ,. Costtgss's Pharmacy. oussn
Anse avenue ard Roy street.
BALLARD.
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sus.
FREMONr.
Fremont DruG Company, Lake
Attract ana Ewsns svease.
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DEATHS AxD FUNERALS.

AxDERsoS-In sezbeck. August 70 100. Mrs. H.
Anderson aged Fears, a heart failure.
DoNALDsox-In this city. August q, 1909. at the
family re<fenre 80 NaJnard avenue, the
panfh-eld daashss1 Of sfE. and Mrs James Don
zldspn.
BuTTs-rn this city. August o. 100. Georss Butts.
aged % -esrs.
Services from the funeral pafisrs o. Icuncy a.
Stewart this "wednesday afternoon, at O'flork
Insermsnt In Lake yies cemetcFy.
CoEuRS-In this city. August p. 1900, Forest Co
hlrn aged g 1esrA Member u Ship Carpenters
Union
Services from The funeral pariars Of Bonner &
efewsrt this tsxednesdhYl afternoon, 81 ! O'Clock
Intcuaent ia Lake yicw cemetery.
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#. NJ. JORDAN,
REAL. ESTATE AND INSURANCE..

REAL GlAiE AMI iNCl MAMIE.
81. 5oo--Fine residence, consisting OF nine
rooms. brick foundations: hot-air
part OF Renton hill. Eighteenth ave-
niue: owners business compels him
to move away.
S-room. strictly modern house;
stone foundations: grounds 12oxa0
feet; beautifully. laid out. second
hill. north of Madison.
s5.o00-Fine home best part OF Renton hill,
one block from Madison street: lot
6oxi30 feet to alley. fine 9-room mod
ern house; gas and electric light:
nice lawn. roses. ETC., rare chance
for one wanting to buy home.
S.000-l2ox120 feet. corner Seventh avenue
and Pine street: just the place for
N,50O-12Oxi2o feet. partially improved. east
side q Second avenue, between Bell
Is, 250-30xl2o feet on west side Of First ave.
nue., between Blanchard and Bell,
surrounded by business 2-story and
good rental
"a. 250- 2ox120 feet on west side OF First
avenue. between BELL and Battery;
2-story and basement frame store
building: good income.
A.000~6sx120 on Roy street, next TO cor
ner Second avenue north, together
with one double and one single
tenement. good income.
FINE INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
t2ooo-.Netting y per cent. consisting Of
Broom flats: sewer connections; pa
tent closets: lot 3oxin feet: North
Seattle.
50. 200--Good double tenement house: North
Seattle. between cable and electric
lines. new plumbing, porcelain bath
tub; lot 4bx120 feet: good rental.
A60o-30xl0s feet, west side First avenue,
between blanchard and Bell streets,
with store building.
f2.500-Good lot 60xlM feet. with broom
house: fine view OF Sound: Second
avenue, north of Denny hotel.
81. 2o0-soxi20 feet s-room house; modern;
Sixth avenue. between Bell and
Battery.
50. o0o--Good modern s-room house; lot sax
100 feet; two car lines within a
block house is worth more than
price asked.
$1,000 Seven-room modern house: lot 3ox
70 feet: Twenty-irst avenue, near
East Cherry.
S.2oo--Fine home In Queen Anne. lot COX
40 feet T-room modern house:
good foundation. magnificent view.
l,2@-Another foreciosed horne. lot 3ox3eo
feet: street graded and severed,
house connected with sewer: closet:
In first-class condition: easy terms:
immediate possession given.
u.S1--Good 6-room house; sewer conncc-
ton, patent closet. lot 30xi20 feet:
west aide Westlake avenue, be-
tween Harrison and Thomas
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE Monday. August 27th,
II i0:So a. m, 90i Yesler way. corner
Ninth south, contents of a 7-room house,
all elegantly furnished. consisting OF the
following: Four fine oak bed room sets
sideboard. dining chairs. rockers, oak
extension table. bookcase. sewing ma
chine, gas range, pictures. bedding.
blankets, sheeting. pillows. mattress
springs, eouches. fine carpets portieres,
II pairs fine lace curtains, parlor set,
fine range. dishes, glassware. everything
In a flrst-class house: everything goes,
nothing reserved: take Yesier cars
Joseph Martin, Auctionear
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VACANT LOTS.

s2,lSo-ionxiM feet. corner Pine and Bais-
ton avenue. streets severed Nnd
- graded fine view: walking distance.
sfee-l<0t @l1ID feet. east side Sixth ave.
nue.. between Battery and Wall
streets. sewer connection.
sl"s-.a very slightly fun sized lots. on
iteacoH hill. on car line
s3.fso-~rwo choice building lots ON Four
teenth avenue
$3.50 = Fine corner lot graded street on
Inirty-secon9 avenue. Just north ~
fesler way; = cash, balance on In
etallmensa.
ti.sco--s1Kiao feet, on Second avenue north:
street graded and severed
H,of,t~ Fine lot s0zIN feet, on Yesler
WAY. between Twenty seventh and
80. ,Tweniy-signih avenues.
nuet near East Spring
tsve~~tlesnd lots. 5sx149 feet. on Lane ana
ISearhorn streets. between Eirhth
and Ninth avenues.
s<ss-Ftne building boz. s9sfpa feet. Thfr-
ty,nfth avenue ana East Pine eie-
t%s'--ssrsi feet, northeaFt corner Righ-
tenth avenue and East Thomas.
Just rorth % Madison street Rsn.
sen III great bargain. sasy terms.
sao-Geoa corner tot. ssxii0 feet: ena a,
.s1sr street ear line. one street
tzso-fsloek d 7 lots in wal,,ngfara .aa,.
ton 70 Green Lake on car iine.
INSURANCE
Written ia all lines. Agent for the ,,a.x,
ard best companies. Get ms rates be.
fore ordering your policy else where
y, NJ JORDAN
2 and cpIonsaI fgisck
Second Avenue and Columbia gtree.
FoH sALE-&f cost. s-room hoas~ 40
East spruce street ftgrt cosutl4ted. Nj
modern improvements 80
FOR sale Wei located house lots in and
about the city ~t'
For sale Mereantiis and water front
Buy a home Of
WHAi.LEY 4 EASTMAN
TEL Main sil, and golfnAn H4sfIdtro
CHolCE lots on Green Lake near Roule-
ward, 40 80. SO. one-fourth cseh RAJ.
Ance terms. also two acres garden land
rMnnlnE water, near car line J NJ
WsilinEford. "a Roxweli building
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