The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1901, Page 4

4 THE SEATTLE THE SALARY THE MAN WHO HASN'T Year backs, #40; bellies, 10 Kid GLOVE OF MORGAN ...... 2 yor Steel Trust. ANY “SOCIAL GRACES” | GUNNER MORGAN, WHO SAMPSON SAYS 18 HOT FIT TO) ASSOCIATE WITH THE NAVY’S “GENTLEMEN,” = BON MARCHE Logic From nds UPON an NEW YORK, March 6—Brekers {81.0001 street have recently been iring what J. P. Morgan will make gut of the big atec! dea According to their figures, Mor gun's underwriting syndicate Feoelve in the stock of the States Steel Co. $25,000,000 oc stock and $25,000,000 preferre Of this amount, Morgan will get 36, 250,000 preferred stock. Those ne urities w werth in cash, yester day, $7.45 Morgan has been at work on the plan for @ days, which makes his earnings per day $146,928 John Iv. Rockefellers income per Gay is $87,008 or #40 a mingte greatest continuous perforn earth, Though Morgan has ed him for 4 days, it must be re membered that billion-dollar com panies are not formed very often Talks on Atlin, bs J, M. Ruffner, of the Sunrise Hy @raulic Mining Company of Auli is in Seattle to He will son #0 | to the north w e will begin / Preparations for the spring and sur mer work. The Sunrise company is operating | one of the Jargest hydraulic plants in the British northwest. L. H. Grit- | fin started the plant last season, and aince that time work on it has been progressing. Almost $800,000 is rep resented in the enterprise. It wai last fall before the | pant was gotten in operation, but | managers demonstrated the prac. | tloability of the enterprine The} company owns 125 claims that are being worked Row, THREW THE KEY AWAY ‘There ts now in process of erection at Dayton, O., the largest Y. M.C. A im the world. One of the special features of this bullding wil! be the fact that the front door will have no lock. In other words, the institution wil! be kept open day and night. This is a new feature in Y. M. C. A. work, and may estabiien a Precedent. There ts a certain clase of people who work a part of the night, and ft t# In the night that their recreation has to be taken. It is to this class that the new associa- on will — When it keeps open al! hours. The association in Chicago bas a midnight class, but is not con- stantly open. HONESTY. IN, S&S. C., March 6. celery, Sogare harmonious contrast to ¢ they have la non which Brooklyn navy yard, he ma ation for appointment ‘This is the man who, Admiral Sampson not a fit asso $2 GLOVES St Our Entire Marche Kid Gloves Closed Out. .< 2 se se 2 case, artichokes, pedo station at . for Inatruction. learned the art of diving and soon be tomatoes, pet e Was 16 years Hie proficiency of Bon to Be afterwards ¥ t Cheese, Kegs end Poultry | cade sear or © as an apprentice On his return b work there was was assigned to one of the fore . $11.00G712.00 per nd of his term of appren M n and hie ticeship Morgan — Maine's wreek, the battle Bage—Strictly treah In conjunction with our SPRING LINEN SALE from our various stores will add \ / WY A. \ j \ a XN reason for closing is that they svere We have made our Other values will be, selected bargain their money-saving chances Kid Gloves will be sold tomorrow at ay nish war, ti Rampeon’s fagehip Later M rgan was assigned to th tle Wheat Market ort and — $1.95 | 88e; counter, bt no further guarantee will 7 ‘We iat noreating Our Business. Adding new customers every day felrness—tret aality ata prt e that’ * equally f to you and u»—tha here are some PRIZEFIGHT. OMAHA, Neb. $15 ce You Seen Our March} Pole Ribbon Chance? cy Hair Ribbons, new Metalic Sash and Collarette taple Taffeta and Satin Grow Grain; i cing in the magi m@en of the new spring season, our price alee PETERSON'S MASONIC TEMPLE BLK. Grenoble sewed and ought to give the very best of wear. these gloves out at this price not made according t claim, hence the sale. Ladies’ school fought seven bloddy rounds in the rooms ef the Ow! Club last | ‘The contest was between R. | Mitchel! and Earl Warner arranged on the spur of the ng deen transferred from | able seaman, was not long in Packer's Tar Soap, reg. 25 > ‘oars’ Imported Boap, olgate’s Viorts, He was on the Kearsarge when the lold ship was wrecks mingling with the e over & sweetheart for whose favor the boys Mitchell was worsted | posed to Aght at school, but Warner |. offering to meet Mitchell after achoe! hours. Hair Brashes Difficult ibrbcertiples a Specialty. $1.00 Combination rand seconds etl wanted to fight with boxing gloves, but Warn- or preferred bare fists, As @ com- Promise the boys Snaliy donned light gloves, Both etripped to the waist. Bach was knocked down repentediy and each was covered with Diood. As they rushed together in the seventh ed and bir head | ning eheti@ atormach, | souther ended the Might. were chosen. FOR NEW RAILWAY. Fred EB. Sander and Wm. aeked the board « © & permit to begin struction work on a street line on Fourth avenu from Jackson street boundary of Seattle. by ordinance Ladies’ Fleece-Lined Union eason at $1.00 per garment, go to— 2 %@ cents per garment. A complete I ine of Suits sold all s butted against M laying him out. Thi More Homeseekers homeerekers 12%e Imitation T dict and Maltese La to 6 inches wide full 18 inches wide and worth what We quote them Spelger & Hurlbut 1215-17 Second Avenue o Alaska stove and Try This Coffee Java Blend Coffee, Ly and 24-inch Umbrel- started from the midd! morning for the Passengers of the train are coming to Weatern Wash- ington, and a large number directly Men y $8. Box Calf Shoes, rial Cap Tor jorthern Pacific ADVERTISERS OF PACTS ET your servants, rent your rooms and hous supply your wants of any kind. See our much longer we will soon have a CHARLESTO: A package of United @tates mati the Mn bow Sround a te piled, Cart Sanders. & lad of stx years old, found the pack- new representative in congress MARINE NEWS. E. G. Abbott hag sold the steel of agencies on page 2. THE SEATTLE STAR | OOOO OCOOOOO Engine and Ship Buil BOOK BARGAINS. ¢ Hostess To-day; SOOOOSOOSCOOOOOD e age. He gave the letters to bis| Steamer lowa to Donald H. Smith SS. ee ee he eee the postojce until the ‘The porter See ei It Hes at Bt. Michael, taken in 1899 im sections, Intended to be piaced on the Koyu- 3 3 MORAN BROS. 3 COMPANY 18 volume set Ruskin, lished at $13. k & Wagnall’s Standard tetSon fend ine and Sip Bu Semi-Parcelall oe he did mot sce the package in ques. tion. After Her Husband Abbott and his partners went Nome, taking with them t jana all of the interior fMtting: wheep binding, for 5) a2 YESLER WAY *"*s'o'e MTT TTT TTT TT Ty Peerrriit ttt tits :/ James Keller & Si 044664444 4444646 Many other sf bids further mention. ecials are shown, but space for- A visit to the store will be Individual Butters, 7 Piaten, 4¢, be, to. Tea Cups and Saucers, Trading & Transportations section of St. Michael island. sections can be found by Mr. Smith With every purchase of gro- cerles amounting to $1, you arg entitled to 1 dozen all convincing. Mrs. Edmond T. Fiahavon, of| when he r urns to St. Michael in the Dundee Perth, Rw has solicited the aid of suring he will pat the beat together Chist Meredith in locating her bus- band, Ed. Fresh E6s at 1c mond Fiahavon or Flava . bo | He left Perth in February 1898, arrived at Dawson city about three months later. She received a letter from Dawson in February 1499. On some Pictures. The chamber per Dozen §=s = Orange Marma commerce has Is THE BEST that is errrrrr ss. 2 January 7, & 1900, ahe jeg J a letter | received a set of ph from her h , Which h: D. KR Kinsey, vent where in the world. been in Seattle, since that) Which Mustrat graphically the im- treet of Washington. The THESON BROS. FREDERICK “ NELSON--Fine Furniture. ble to ascer- We have just received ots shipment direct from Lonéom per 1-Ib stone jars. WwW. Ss. MAY FHE FaMiLy GROCER $03 Pike Street. ‘Phas * GROCERS cor. Sinth ane ing | 1 ke dededaehded tated tended pictures are printed beautifully and tention of almost © * * * * * + * * * » * * * os of the process of falling { forest monarchs. Furniture For Every Day Use HE first point that this store looks to ix the pro- ware that high LYNCH HIM) ozs. LONDON, March 6—An infuriat- @4 mob at Shanklin, Isie of Wight, yesterday stormed the pintform on which Victor Rathven was deltver- tng an anti-Catholic lecture. Ruth- ven drew a revolver and kept his as- saflants at bay for a time but final- _ yon and fled. During his fight | was discharged which famed the neck and issued from the cheek of one of his pursuers. Ruthven was was arrested. MARKETS. Steamer Walla Walla, from San Franciseo, set things booming on West street today by bringing up a| big and well orted stock of veg- jes and fru Despite the fact | that the new consignments made much product on hand, prices were | hardly affected at ali } Green corn was one of the new fe tures on the str: Very limit however, was the quantity Some fine Pineapples were among with the| 8 of oranges, Jemons, bananas, grape fruit and the like viding of furniture for selling of this kind of furniture the business, and to make larger purch Price concesai tory makes for the city of § emphatic point, neas of the prices ne machine in the city inY TAY DOMESTIC FINISH FINISH 2: that will produce Don Cascade Laundry co,, and mr yy! Bt has built up it is ponaibie th each year Corner Third Av Telephone Main 210. Uptown Office, $17 Bece Telephone Main 492. POOOOSESES OOS ODOODOOOOOF OOOO OOOO SOOO OS OOOO OOOD PIANOS sive sale of satiatac atte and vicinity, The . is the unquestionable quality considered, LIFE-GIVING PROPERTIES Walla Walla Mue Stem wheat hasn't an equal on 0 More Dread of the Dental Chair | New York Deatal Parlors 614 First Ave, Makes men happy. OXYGENOR Makes women happy. that {t would be impossible enumerate them hei Opposite Penn Mutual Lite Building OXYGENOR Weber, ‘Kimball, Pease h er Planes, and Kimball & dett Organs. D.S.Johnson& 903 Second Ave, — Burke Bullding. . Makes children happy. variety and milled by the Hungarian procers brand of flour contains a far greater amount of sA'the jonrt partials of pain. Makes everybody happy. mbroiderigs WHY and HOW? This searet is worth @ $1000 to| Goid Crow “y " Full’ Set Toeth, VEGETABLE FAT, Gold Filitegs CARBOHYDRATES than any other fancy flour on the Seattle market makes better doughnuts, crisper pastries and finer bread than afty flour you 1Up; Silver iitnas, Hamburg Edging Cambrie Embroideries . +70, 8 100, 12%e The Oxygenor Gazette, a 24-page | Paper, will tell you all | Matlea free to any address. write|% oat First-class Beropean 4 to 9 Inches wide, Corrected Daily ; ~The following | work patterns; new designs | tor it today, i Plan Pirotel. rices are being offered to the pro- jucer tn round lots on the dock or in| the car at Seattle: Grain—Oats, $26.60@26. work that should not pr Bold Oak Center Table, top 24 inches c | whe yn gay = apg o | satlefactory will be attended to free | of highly marked quarter-sawed oak, large shelf; price $1.85 Nainsook Embroideries ,,.... GUrain—Oata, — 26.006 27.00 420. wheat chicken feed, $17.60; corn, $3.90 per 190 ibs. Hay—Puget sound, per ton, $12.60; Eastern Washington timothy, $16.26 @16.00; alfalfa, $10.75@11.00 Butter — Fresh ranch, 15@18c tive ereamery, Beno. Cheese—Native Washington, tic, Egge—Strictly fresh ranch, 120 10@11e; | Washington nye Company | ‘Yesler Way -— 43 and 414 Pioneer Building. Embrolderies 10e, 12%¢, 160, 200, esler Way and oy othe profess) jone will be ® guarai Your work will be of the ecialist in each best gold workmen and Frederick & ‘Nelson HOME -FURNISHERS Rialto Bldg., 2d Ave., Cor. Spring Seattle, Wash. ‘Home .., Beverage CAN COMBINE GOOD FLAVOR | WITH WHOLESOMEN ESS “| HOME BEVERAGH THAT 18 MADE OUT OF RIGHT MA- ERIALS AND MADE BY PRESCRIPTIONS Cambrio Insertion and For best results advertise in the amily Plain Stall are Inventors Swiss Insertion .. what your work will cost by free ex Give us & call and you Will find we do exactly what we ad- SEOOOEOS SS OO OSOOOSODHOS HH0 990 OOOOF OF OOOOOOOOOOOD 124 @13c. Dressed poultry—Turkeys. 13015 New York Dental Parlors EO! 4 2 WHO KNOW How, 20 (ts. a chickens, Liane; ducks, 12@1246, weewe, 11%. FRANK E, ADAMS Kaport Patent and Mechanical THESH TWO EB- ‘PATENT Trade Marks Caveat 64 FIRST AVI rf, Work building; oppo Live soste-—Coein, 3%0; steers, 4@| HF rRUAte THING Drawing, Bive Printing $e) enives, 54%@T%e; sheep, shorn, ; lambs, 4c; hogs, 5@6\4e. “"presved’ toot Hogs, 8c; lambs JOBBING QUOTATIONS. Creon Fruit. Lemons, $1.80@2.50 a box; limes, 96.59 per case; cooking apples, 90c@ $1.26; eating poles, _$1.0001.25; fancy | vel or-~ 1.60; banenes, #1.76@2.60 ries, $13.00 per bb! per gallon; grape fi Ld Fresh meat—Cow bi eranber- 00 @3.50. f, 6%@7%e Ib, } e weet, Sc per Ib; mutton weth- $0; ewes, 640; pork, 7@7'4c per veal, large, #@%c; emall, To@lvsgc. | THE BEER THAT Sagieest 4hateen. PROMINENT PHYSICIANS RB- COMMEND AND ARB 80 EN- THUBIABTIC ABOUT— Rainier Colman Biook, Iwi Blue 570, Heattis Send us your address and we will call tor and delive ee } Queen City Laundry 1426-28 Fourth Ave., ’ Established 1890. OTT aT er SOT No fear of dyspepsia or ptomaines it meat at the French D: e 1 strictly fresh, Re cingee By your laundry RY ONE! near Pike PEOPLE WHO KNOW OR'LEARN 70 KNOW BEER FLAVORS, PREYOR IT TO ANY OTHER s. 50@760 WLAVOR, AND ITS WHOLESME- | NES# 18 ABOVE ADVERSE The Undertakors AND Cc AR yi COFFEE CAKE Everything is h FRENCH DELICATESSEN A. PRUDHOMM BAU? xX the city and largest assort ment of cal 1413 Second Ave. Bon Marche block Tne Jowelty rire Sven Albert Hansen Two doxen halt-pint bottles it jewelry house in the art of the city, $1. | J ‘Tel. Green 261 Telephone Main 18.