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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16

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aud with his dying breath create a
bubble Of beer.
New York. April tie, heri
Let herr" exclaimed Robert Win.
throp CHAMBER. former husband Of
Mime. Lima Cavalieri. when told the
diva VAS to continue her mRtri-
moniai experiments.
New York, April t6.--cvpld has
clipped the wings VI Aviator Lee
I Hammond. lie announced that he
will give up flying 10 marry Miss
May Andrews OF Mineola. l.. I. lie
will become banker In Chicago.
New York, April i6.--surrounded
| by flowers and other presents Civ.
en- her on her 73rd birthday. Mrs.
Catherine Mangold committed sui
eide by inhaling gas.
Gumesr Nstthlsson, proprietor Of
the Cascade Drug Co. directly OPP
posite the Ballard police station.
was arrested by Patrolmen Preshe
and Bowman. charged with selling
liquor without n license. r. o.
Hogan. foundryman who pur-
chased the wet stuff while the cop
pers gazed through the window. Is
held as a witness.
Chicago, April f6.--When = young
woman Hits her fiance. she does not
have to return the engagement ring
or presents. holds a Chicago jury.
John Labow sued Fannie Kaplan for
the price OF the ring and lost.
Chicago. April t6.--While Police
Chief Weeny was laying. plans for
Kidding the city of all vicious dogs
an angry neighbor shot and killed
his bulldog because the animal was
a public nuisance"
New York, April t6.-charles o.
ililles. secretary to President Taft
and Major T. l.. Rhoades. aide-de.
camp. were "shooed out" OF the
Yale club banquet. President
Taft's invitation read Admit One"
Graham, Mo-, April f6.-After
Matching chickens In an incubator,
Allen McNeal Matched a swarm of
grasshoppers in the same incubator
To feed the young chicks.
New York, April i6.--"The moral
rottenness of New York city is a
stencil In the nostrlls of the whole
country" said Professor Howard A.
Kelly OF Johns Hopkins university
before the Academy of Medicine.
Sacramento, Cal, April f6.-Nine
thousand women registered In this
county last month. but only So mar.
rage licenses were issued. County
Clerk Pfund blames suffrage for
the decrease IN licenses issued.
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New York, April te.--cvpld has
clipped the wings VI Aviator Lee
Hammond. lie announced that he
will give up flying 70 marry Miss
May Andrews OF Mineola. L. I. lie
will become n banker In Chicago.
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New York. April i6.--surrounded
BY flowers and other presents Civ.
en- her on her 73rd birthday. Mrs.
Catherine Mangold committed sui
eide by inhaiing gas.
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Sacramento, Cal, April t6.-Nine
thousand women registered In this
county last month, but only SO mar.
riage licenses were Issued County
Clerk Pfund blames suffrage for
the decrease IN licenses issued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16

New York, April 16.--"The moral
rottenness of New York city lis a
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before the Academy of Medicine.
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Graham, Mo-, April f6.--After
Matching chickens in an incubator.
Allen McNeal Matched a swarm of
grassboppers In the same incubator
TO feed the young chicks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-21

.The father pTepsred thea, to feturr
with us to America. / refused To- 60,
ana my husband, who was8 now
aroused, refused also to 60 unless I
accompanied him. got finally the
one hundred thousand francs and We
arrived In New York. Ny father-ip-
law, who owned railroads In q west
ern state, took us there and installed
my husband as the clerk OF a court Ia
e little town built along the side OF
q mountain above the fork OF a. river
where three railroads Joined. He was
trying to make a man out Of my hus-
band. he said. At his urging, / In
vested the money which | had re-
ceived in the bonds OF q railroad which
he was building through the county.
eve lived there ave years IN the
smoke, the mud, the unutterabfe dreRr-
mess Of this frontier village. one
day my husband fell and broke his
wrist. He went to a hospital In q
neighboring town to. have the bone
set, and died under the influence oE
ether on the operating table. Hound
in his pocket this letter, Which he had
written to me before the operation"
She took one Of her hands down
from her face, unlocked the bosom
Of her dressI took out a letter and
read It, It was meager note. sort
Of memorandum to her, In the event
of any serious consequence attending
! the operation. It told her briefly that
the money which she had invested
was lost. that his father had wrecked
the railroad. reorganized 1t and alb
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-21
NY baby sgEEER.s.. So
ANXIOUS MoTTEifss WORRIED
ABOUT cHILDRENss RczIrsIa.
Try this Remedy at Our Rislss

Try uns Kennedy ~ OnF atlSkS
Mothers are driven almost frantic
with pity ana anxiety, over the sur
fering of children with eczema Of
some other torturing rash.
So often are we asked what win
give relief that we want every one
to know about our new remedy, sake
salve. for all sortssof skin diseases.
which Is performing Remarkable
cures among children as we'll as
grown persons.
Right at the start this soothing,
penetrating application .allays the
frEghtful itching and burning. Ana
as It sinks into the skin II destroys
the germs and exerts It's powerfult
healing influence most Thoroughly
You cannot, do better than to, Try
saxo salve for eczema. letter rings
worm or any crusted or ssca1ys skin
trouble. We give back your money
II saxo salve does not satIsfy g0u.-
Stone & Mercer. druggists clarksbarg.
w. Va.
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Total estimated receipts. IS 467.9e
Estimated Dishnrsements.

Debts md demands owed by said
municipality which will become due
and payable during the current fiscal
year, including interest on bonded In
debtedness OF every kind and charac-
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81 glad q 8 cell.
q distressing tension
Madame said Randolph Maro0'
s.you might have spared yoursolf this
nonsense. You are guilty of no crime
III taking this money neither was
yonr husband guilty Of any crime Ia
keeping Il. nor yet e the hondeman
81 youI, husband liable Tor this money.
This money was pnid 20 your husband
as clerk Of the cIrsnit court q his
county, during the vacation 81 that
court. Il was not then. money paid
into court 20 the clerk as cnntem.
plated by the statute or TIE state IN
which he lived. Il therefore, ana not
come into HE. possession hy virtue az
his once. and hia bondsmon are not
liable for is misappropr Such
bonds require only that the clerk
shalt account for ana pay over, g ra-
quired by law. an money which may
come to hts hands by virtue 81 hia
said once. It Is no crime Tor you to
keep the money since Il was neither
bVQIeu nor SmuGAeASua Nnt tAriNtt -N~
trusted to your husband under an in-
correct idea OF the Law. The loss.
madam, will fan on the railroad which
paid this money into court that d,
your fatherih.law. the one Who should
properly lose Il"
/ looked TO see the woman grow
suddenly radiant: but, Instead, she
buried her face IN her hands ana be.
gan to cry. The tears trlckIed through
her fingers. She rocked aohblng. Ia
her chair. l caught the handle "a TIE
fblding-doora between the two rooms
and fang them open the woman
sprang up, stammerlng ineoherently
The man took her "a ilB arms
Randolph Mason spoIle then n HE
cold, even voice, but there was almost
a smile on his lips.
Parks" he Haid, go out and EN-
gage a staterocm on the Kaiser WIN.
helm for Cherboufgs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-21
NoRTHvrBw ANNUAL ESTIMATE
State of West Virginia,
Count,, - ITo..faan

State of West Virginia, q
County of Harrison, to-wit:
At a special session Of the Council
of the Town of North View, held in
the, Council Chambers thereof on the
18th day Of August, 1912, there were
present j. II. Douglass, Mayor; J.. Nc
Keen, D. NJ. Swisher, &c. "A. Barnett,
Councilmen, and e. L. Fittro, Town
Recorder.
The matter Of making up the towns
annual estimate came before the
council, and the following estimate
was made up:
AS required by law, the Council
proceeded to make up an estimate OF
the amounts necessary to -be levied
for the current dfscal year to cover all
municipal debts and Eilabnfties paya-,
bic during said year. which estimate
is as follows:
Estimated Receipts.
The amount due the Town OF North
View and the amount that Will become
due and collectlble from every source
excepting taxes to be levied for the
current fiscal year:
ta) Fines due and not col
lected observation-disclosures 1000
I'D Fines to be collected. 10000
(c) Estimated amount which
will be received on ac-
count OF capitation and
dog tax .......... $500
Total estimated receipts. 1880
Estimated Disbursements.
ta) Election expenses. ....$ 2l.oO
90 Police department -. 5000
Icy Salaries:
Cd Mayor .... ZOO
~ Recorder s.....a 1900
" Assessor ........ 5000.
ca Janitor ...... 500
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Total estimated disburse1
ments ..-........... .$2, 5S5. So
Amount to he provided for
nv lew .............. 81, 1885
1t appearing to the council that the
total valuation of all taxable property
IN this municipality according to the
last assessment thereof, Is 1894, 1Ss;
being real estate to the value Of $685.
ft5:spersonal property to the value OF
Sl4g, $685. and railroad and other
property assessed by the board On
public works. to the value of '$26,S34.
a seertbaed to the council by the OH
Ger whose duty 1t is to make such re-
port. and it appearing from the foreS
going estimates that It. is necessary 20
raise by levy after tieducting oll
credits, $2,115.96 for municipal pur-
poses; therefore'it Is determined that
a levy ON each One Hundred Dollars
valuation of thlrty-three and org
third cents cas- 1-3c) for municipal
purposes will be necessary to produce
the. estimated amount as aforesaid for
the sensuing fiscal year.
State OF West Virginia, County of
Harrison, Town of Stealey Heights,
to-wit:
/ wllllam E. Benson. Recorder, IN
and for the municipality of Stealey
Heights, county Of Harrison, and
State of West Virginia, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is a true
copy from the records OF an order
made by the council OF said munich
palIty on the 18th day Of August,
1912.
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF August, 1912.
!. WAI. E. BENSON,
Recorder OF the Municipality or
stealey Heights W. Va.
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18th day OF August. 1912.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of August. 1912.
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Amount to be provided for
by levy ..'..-.: :.... $2.21S.sf
II appearing to the Council that the
in this municipality, according to the
last assessment thereof. is sesS seo !.
of which is479!54l5 Is real estate ann
tl54.SF5'is personal property, as GER
titled to the Council by the Assessor,
Sna It appearing from the foregoing
by levy &2,21S.s1 for municlpal pur-
poses. therefore It is determined that
q levy of$5. cents on each 500. 90 win
be necessary to produce. the required
amount for the ensuing year.
State of West Virginia,
County of Harrison, to-wit:
!, J. q. u F'ittro. Recorder Of the
Town Of North View. do hereby certis
~ that the foregoing is a. true cory
from the records Of an estimate made
" the Council Of said Town on the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-21
HARRISON COUNTY ANNUAL ESTIMATE

nAhllOJA GUyAIl ANNUAL E5llllhlE
Pd'i
as e e. aa s e q s foo9s d
the several
The aoH, due and the AMOUNT eat win oseoss aae and ose.s
from every source from the levy
5ay ~ 6. solicited Sss,nsssd
demands ~ the comfy IS whole
1Ststandaas orders Npelnding interest 10000
Salaries Of county oflcers : " - "a s SsSSS
RsnaueneIs. 5000
Fer aieeSss
100000
S:$:; ::.is ; ;S:::
i u tssDe plSss
the value oaSi property tSs value Ss
the s RS ssas 9 ' Court sss
eaPssfss Psps
city ee ans G @
o oT Ss @ sc
a as ss e h sSy ' said county
@ Ss s@ August
W GUY 7s5 TgTETeF clerk Of the County
For special bridge
valuation levy not Be a
sSy @ IN KIND counties which special
s s pr SSa a1s @
y
State Of west virginia county Of Harrison. to-wt
Of
srohe President Of said court Charles
-
SPECIAL BRIDGE LEVY
proceeded
To- levied for the fiscal
bridges
costs collection
twenty-five
one Hundred Dollars of taxable property in said county outside of
s'pf'Y ''' county :
State Of West Virginia County of Harrison.
Tetrch clerk
hereby ee the foregoinis
made and entered by said
q Given hand this lSth
W. GUY Feck Clerk OF the County
ESTIMATES PURPOSES
n the several districts OF Harrison
ton but dductng the in the
The will
from from the
Balance due from Sheriff ............s
Saplttoni road tax g-GsS0O
The debts and demand district whole, -
Outstanding including
current Accounts due and unpaid
To district I.
Exonerations and delnquencies
And the will
undred OF the property taxable district
last assessment of real
tseal estate :..$ 251Ss'0$0O0
PaIaa prSpetty 7i5al5oo
Total value for district 4esO4s9OO
The amount due and that
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sTl1ALEY HEIGHTS ANNUAL
ESTNTATE

State of West Virginia. County OF
Harrison, Town of SteaIey Heights,
toSwit:
At {. called session OF the council of
the town of Stealey Heights, Harrison
county. held in the council chambers
thereof in the FIJI. Day building on
the 18th day of August, 1872. there
were present, William E. Benson,
Acting Recorder, and M. g. Bartlett,
ID, q. gIudkins and Charles NJ. Shinn,
members OF the council offsaid town.
IN accordance with section 4, chap
ter, 8, OF the Acts of the extraordinary
session or the legislature OF 1908, the
council proceeded to make up an esti-
mate Of the amounts necessary, to be
levied for the current discal year, 10
cover all municipal debts and liabili-
ties payable during the said year, In
Guiding probable expenditures for
municipal purposes and proper allow
anees for delinquent taxes. expense OF
collections and contingencies; but de-
duetlng therefrom the money in the
city treasury applicable to the service
of the year and municipal claims aud
doth determine and estimate the sew
eral amounts to be levied as sfollows:
Estimates.
Maximum levy IS cents on the Hun
dred Dollars valuation.
Estimated Receipts.
The amount due the said munich
pality,. and the amount that will be-
come due and collectible from every
source, except from the levy of taxes
to be made for the current fiscal year,
Balance in hands of the city
treasurer ..,...,........$ Z'oS
lands testtmated) ....... 1912
Fines. etc.. S66.22
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
ECUADOR MOB
LYNCH GENERALS
ELoY AIFARo, Ex-PREslDENT OF
ECUADOR, AMONG THOSE
PUT TO DEATH.
VICTIMS ALL PROMINENT
Drastic Measure Is Taken by Those
Who Were Opposed to Revo-
luton in Ecuador.
VICTIMS ALL PROMINENT

Guayaquil, Ecuador.-An Infatuated
mob broke into the Quito peniten.
tiary in spite of double guard and
lynched Gems. Elroy Alfaro, Flavio
Alfaro, Medardo Alfaro, Ulpiano
Paez and Manuel Serrano, all prom
inent revolutionists.
With the putting to death of Gen.
Eloy Alfaro, ex-president of Ecuador;
his brother, Gen. Flavio Alfaro, ex-
minister of war and commander-in-
chief of the revolutionary forces;
Gen. Medardo Alfaro, who is believ-
ed to have been brother Of the two
other Alfaros, and Gems. Paez and
Manuel Serrano, the leading lights
in Ecuador's latest revolution have
been snuffed out. This revolution,
although it had been a long time
brewing, began in reality few days
following the sudden death on De.
cember % last of President Emilio
Estrada.
The first of the drastic measures
taken by those who opposed the rev.
olution was carried into effect at
Guayaquil when Gen. Pedro Montero,
who was proclaimed president by
the troops afser the death of Estrada,
was shot and beheaded by mob,
which, later, burned his body. The
shooting of Montero took place in
the court room where the general
had just been tried by courtmartial
and sentenced to sixteen years i'm
prisonment for his connection with
the revolt. The people, evidently an
gered at what they considered too
light sentence, rushed into the court
room, and, after Kidding Montero's
body with bullets, dragged 1t into
the open. They they decapitatted it,
built a bonfire and threw into the
flames the torso and head of the man
who once was popular hero in Ec-
uador.
Eloy Alfaro and Generals Paez and
Montero were captured January % at
Guayaquil when government troops
under Gen. Leonidas Plaza forced the
revolutionists who held Guayaquil to
capitulate. Flavio Alfaro had been
wounded in a battle few days be
fore the fall of Guayaquil. Madero
Alfaro was captured January rs as
he arrived at Guayaquil on board a
steamer with body Of rebel troops.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
RUSHING WORK ON
NEW FLORIDA RAILWAY.
Gulf, Florida and Alabama Railway
Contractors Are Pushing
Grading Work.

Tampa.-with appearance Of good
weather contractors who have charge
of grading the roadbed of the Gulf,
Florida and Alabama railroad have
doubled their forces and as many as
forty teams are working at various
sections, while rils and crossties are
being delivered along the line of the
route at rapid rate. The weather
Of the past two months made grading
in certain sections impossible and for
this reason the work is sixty days be-
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laid by now to Cantonement, where
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Der company, but with the big forces
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and say that the roadbed to Cantone
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thereafter Plans are also being
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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
ST. LUcIE INLET SURVEY -
is NOT NECESSARY.
Twelve Foot Depth of Water Project
Is Worthy of Being Secured,
SO Report States.

Washington, D. C.-In communica-
ton by the acting chief of engineers
of the war department regarding the
proposition to develop st. Lucie inlet
it is stated that because Of recent
reports just made concerning the
work it is not deemed necessary to
make another survey at this time.
The original plan was to secure a
channel eighteen feet deep from the
ocean to an interior basin, but this
has been modified to twelve feet and
this latter depth, it is stated, is wor-
thy of being secured. The report
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under consideration at the present
time, except that as stated it is not
thought wise to make another sur
vey now. Congressman Frank Clark
is deeply interested in this matter
and is working to secure as deep a
channel as it ispossible to get.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
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