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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-11-25

At the Trail smelter the capacity is
being steadily and rapidly increased.
The Philadelphia Mining Company
has completed a cCncentrator on Sheep
creek.
A surface strike Of six feet of good
ore is reported to have just been made
on the Mystery group in the Burnt
Basin.
w. A. Carlyle of the British America
Corporation at RosslaDd, has left for
the cas-
The bottom of the 27-foot shaft in the
Iyanhoe on Hardy mountain, a few
miles from Grand Forks, has come into
copper Gre.
Henry Ellis reports a good showing
on the Shipley, which adjoins the King
Solomon in Copper Camp.
Sinking in a winze on the Phil Sheri-
dan of tie Earthquake group on the
North Fork of the Kettle river, is be-
ing continued.
A strike on the Kittie W. properties
up the North Fork, where work has
been in progress for some time past,
is reported.
The directors Of the company operat-
ing the Cannon Ball group on the west
shore of Christina lake, have decided
to install a pumping and hosting
plant.
A consolidation of the companies
owning the Lake Shore, Moyie and
Queen, and the st. Eugene mines is the
latest mining news to be sprung on the
people of Moyie.
Aside from doing few odd jobs,
such as lining shafts, making walks
and ratings around portions of the
machinery, the st. Eugene concentrator
at Moyie is finished.
T he British America Corporation
and the War Eagle are planning ex-
tensive development work by the aid
of diamond drills. Prospecting in this
fashion is an innovation among the big
mines Of the camp.
Some rich looking specimens of free
milling ore from the Mamie claim on
the west side Of Kettle river in Browns
camp, IL miles from Grand Forks, are
on exhibition in Grand Forks. He
states that he has sunk an open cut Is
feet deep. On the hanging wall side,
he claims, Is two feet of free milling
ore, the remainder Of the ledge of II
feet comprises ore OF a sulphide char
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-11-25

acter. The property is owned by Cos
griff and J. J. McCallum, superintend-
ent of the Porto Rico mine at Ymir.
They will shortly begin development
on the Emma, their adjoining claim.
with the expectation of opening Up the
same lead
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-11-25

Factory work occupies one woman
out of every 81 In the German Empire.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-11-25
MINES AND MINING CAMPS
METALS OF THE NORTHWEST.
Items From the Rich Regions of the
Pacific Northwest-News From All
the Principal Mining Camps-Per-
sonals-MininE Notes.

According to figures compiled by the
New York metal exchange the produc-
ton of copper in October was almost
$4,000 tons, an amount very much in
excess of any previous month in the
history ct the exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
4 COuIC-OPERA PREMIER.
TIE REV SHIRLEY BAKERS ENPERiEN'E ~
TONGA-AN ABDIcATloN DEFINED

WITH THANKS
From The London star.

From The London star.
Tonga. the latest island domain 20 be snapper
M by our WarshipS. was an interesting pa
fe6 wears ago when that comic-opera FreneI
~ pay shirley Baker ran IT, 1t was IN Is.
that the Wesleyan Missionary Society converted
Thu late King George I. who died at the age
o, ninatv-Iy. in 1893 was all his lie jealous
christian. and frequently preached IN the chdp
els IL fact he was probably the only acuEe
WESLEYAN king in the world. He was Sreal ad-
mrer Of Great Britain re WISHED 10 ,ho ra,ie
the throne in favor Of Britain under the RUE
NJ the Power he so much admired. LORD PaliIrr,
ston declined with thanks In 80 anu -
treaties Of friendship were cohcIuueu oet"roH
tb4 TWO Cover lment5. and Great Brltah aC-
corded a limited jurisdiction over british SUD
ipcts To the TonSan courts.
Rut George Is generous admiration for our
virtues led him To- become the Easy Prty u, 'ne
Pav Shirley Baker who. repudiating the Nes-
Ivan Missionary Society. which sent MN out.
became King Georges Premier. MS minister ol
Foreign Affairs. his Auditor-GeneraL ms Prrsi >
d.nt Of the Court of Appeal. his Minister Oh
Lands his Judge 81 the Land Court. ms MIhls-
t-r OF Education. his Agent-GeneraI AMI Is
medical attendant. 1900,
An absurd set Of laws worried me s ,,"'Sl..
natur4d Tongans on every side and "hlrtnE
bacarna the chief offence At last thr pr"cr"d-
inrs - Shirley Baker-calied in Australia the
Purlv Shakcr-bec anne So OUTRAGEOUS lI'"' .''
June 1890 Sir John Thurston. Her Majesty
High Commissioner. removed MN rom 'iI's
II vas tim. Here is an extract from his bud
get.
Police uniforms hardware parliamentary ,.. ex-
parss- tanks medicine building mi''rii''. '"'-'
etc. t76s ~ ID.
Tn. -4tcetera" was found 20 include groceries
90 lg~ 2db. Mr.. Bakers subscription 10 lH'
>r,b.rr C'Iub Auckland. his sons cab tram
and boat hire G4G and boots and shoes - -
9dl ~. .,
Th- revenue was mortgased 10 German
| tra34r Al sydney and there was chaos every
/ ,b.,a n. recent proceeding Of Her Majesty
| shin Tauranga IL probably due to tn. strategic
I necessities Of FIJI II Tongatabu should iaI
into the hands Of a foreign Power th- P'sI.'.
/ - r-iH ,rould become p-rilOus. In the event "i
! - t,lIrnp.an war it might be surrounded hy
/ -hips II hostile powers. Great HrtaIn. WIZ
| ,,iii.hI. possessions 10 Vancouver and sydney
ma b.t.. mo- island In the q SiO miles II ocedi
/ that separate these Two ports wherein 10 OBTAIN
| coal or fresh supplies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18

but paid its tribute direct and only to the sue
cessor OF Charlemagne.
From the thirteenth century on the Hansa
under the leadership of Lubeck, increased in
political power until in the sixteenth century
with A muster roll Of over seventy cities. II was
strong enough 10 depOse one King Of Denmark
and set I'D another as well TO appoint ruler
for Sweden But in less than three generations
from that time altered commercial and political
conditions had begun TO sap its strength In
1895 Queen Elizabeth. jealous exponent OF
England for the English turned the Mer-
chants Of the Steelyard out Of her dominions
The whirligig Of time brought It's revenge
around so far Bremen was concerned, "heh
in 1G4S by the Peace Of Westphalia, its arch
diocese was converted into a secular duchy and
subjected TO Sweden, and when again. in 1I12,
it was conquered by Denmark and sold to the
Kingdom Of Hanover In 1906 Napoleon an
nexed Bremen, and il remained a French pos
session until the Treaty Of Vienna, in lslo,
brought once more TO life its ancient republican
municipal form Of government
In the interval the Hansa had dwnded down
to a confederacy Of only three cites-Luoeck'
Hamburg and Bremen. In theory Bremen had
never left the Hansa, but with the new eco
nomic state Of things the Hansa had ceased to
these three cities as its only members II sun
exists. though each Of the three has been, since
1870. practically as much a part Of the new Ger
man Empire as Berlin itself. The last apparent
element Of real commercial individuality was
eliminated from the Hansa, when. in lNN" II
Joined the Imperial Customs Union.
still Bremen like Hamburg and Luheck' Senas
its own member to the German Reichstas mus
showing itself in principle, as truly sovereign
constituent Of the Federation as SaXonH. IL n"
/ longer exercises the sovereign prerogatlNe Oh
coming its own money. but it manages the lesls-
| lative and executive affairs Of it, own popuIa-
ton Of 100000 and its own territory OF lI'
square kilometres with its own peculiar system
Of a House Of Burghers. Senate ana TWO
Hurgomasters these last holding Office alternate
w. And although the consular representatives
Of foreign Powers at Bremen are subordinate
10 the respective Consuls-General at Berlin, the
diplomatic representatives accredited TO th'
Hanseatic League are a distinct body OF ON
Gals
This accounts for the hiatus in its diplomatic
-4rations with the car while the empires OF
Germany and Russia remain on friendly foot
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18

tory who also hold strongly pronounced humah-
tartan views In one IF the most retired spots
.I,e. bv Mark Lane saws The city Press. a
pair Of wood-pigeons are now making home.
and so solcitous about their futur" comfort Is
an occupier Of an adjacent building mat IN
order that the prospective parents may not pt
disturbed in bringing into the world ere MA PIE
offspring he has decided u suspend tor VIM"
sundry building operations which NJ had III
tended 10 commence last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18

RyILDING STOPPED ron LONDON PIGEONS
From The London Telegraph
Although the city IS popularity supposed u
consist exclusively Of stones. bflcks anu M a. a.
q stiu contains many students VI natural his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
NETWORK TRIBUNE ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT-
A HUGE AIR COMPRESSOR.
THE BIGGEST THING OF IT'S KIND IN
THE WORLD

THE MACHINE THAT Is To SUPPLY POWER FOB
Evening star., 1899-03-21
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Funeral of w. &. Haxei-TraMsfer
Property-Br1efs.

The funeral Of w. c. Hazel of 3141 o
street, who died Sunday morning, was held
this morning at $50 o'clock from his late
residence. The funeral was largely attend
ed by friends Of the deceased. The re-
mains were incased In a handsome casket,
trimmed with silver. plate on the lid
bore the name, age and date of the death
of the deceased. The casket was covered
with floral tributes.
Brief services were held at the house and
at 10 o'clock a mass of requiem for the re-
pose of the soul of the deceased was chant
ed at Trinity Church, Rev. William ].
Seaman, S. j.. officiating. The pallbearers,
eight in number, were Messrs. Eugene r.
William ]. Mullen. Edward Lyddane,
Thomas Stanton. Washington. Nailor and
DR.. c. Barnwell Robinson. The interment
was at Holy Rood cemetery.
Mr.. c. ]. Bell, president of the American
Security and Trust Company has bought
of John Hadley Doyle and Daniel Donnelly,
trustees, the three-story brick dwelling and
lot on the north side of Q street between
34th and 35th streets. The property was
owned by the conference of the Society of
st. Vincent de Paul Of Trinity Church, and
only few days ago, in order to effect the
sale, new trustees were appointed . The
consideration involved In the transfer is not
named. The purchaser Is understood to
have secured the property for the benefit of
the Volta Bureau. which adjoins the prop
erty on the west. There is likelihood of
the present structure being torn down and
an addition to the Volta Bureau erected on
the Site
The high wind which recently prevailed
in this section Of the city has done COM
paratively little damage. Some houses
have suffered the loss of rain spouts and q
few roofs have been lifted but no great
damage has been done. Travel on the
Broad Branch road was blocked yesterday
and this morning by large tree which had
been blown across the highway. Another
tree on Dumbarton avenue between 2Ith
and 2Sth streets was also blown down by
the wind.
section Of the railing on the Aoueduct
bridge, west side, near the Virginia end. Is
loose and hangs over the footway The
police have reported the matter to the au-
thorities.
The watering trough erected by the HUI
name Society at the southeast corner of
18th and M streets is In need of repairs.
A washout on the Klingle road near the
Rock Creek bridge is reported
Evening star., 1899-03-21
Council of Jewish wome,

Among the numerous gayeties set for
Wednesday evening, March %, will be a
progressive euchre, followed by a dance
under the auspices of the Washington. d. G
Section. Council of Jewish Women at Con-
cordia Club, the game to begin PROMPTLY at
O'Clock. The occasion bids fair tn he
very enjoyable and the proceeds are to re.
plete the fund of the United Hebrew Char.
tiles that has had SO many calls upon n
this severe winter. The regular study circie
of the section will be held tomorrow nirht
tTuesday) in the temple. Miss Lille Coban
will read an original paper and Rev. Lonis
Stern will lead the lesson
Evening star., 1899-03-21

Carpets.
1880 yards Wilton Velvet Carpet. ten pat
terms, some with borders 10 match. suitable
for any room or halls Regular value;
laid. .....'....'......'.. t Tsisc yard
2.500 yards Extra Quality Wilton Velvet
Carpets, choice patterns and colorings, for
Parlor Library Dining Room. Regular and
standard makes. Regular price. 81. 65. Clear
ance sale price (made and laid. 81 22is yard
1.20o yards Best Quality Mpquette Carpets.
seven patterns with an and without without borders; ps
lar price, S1-15- Clearance sale price made
and laid Observation-Disclosures. .i613c- yard.
$50 yards American Administer Carpet,
choice patterns for parlors- Regular price:
$40. Clearance sale price t1nade and
lstdi- .---.-.-----..-.... .e4r2c- !ard-
LOCO yards Extra Quality Administer Car
pet. nine patterns. special design for Draw
Ing Rooms. Reception Halls and Parlors.
Regular price. $50. Clearance sale price
tmade and laid observation-disclosures" ."it2c- yard
s15 yards French Administer Carpets. hand
some patterns designs and colorings Special
ParIer and Dining Room effects, with extra
wide borders to match. Regular price. 81 80
Clearance price (made and laid IL yard
500 Tapestry Brussels Carpets, 10 choiS
patterns and colOrs- Regular value. zoe
Clearance prize Observation-Disclosures. .S9c. yard.
9T5 yards Heavy Quality Tapestry Brussels
Carpets. IL choice patterns and coI"rs Reeu-
lar value, Sc Clearance price. 49c- yaru.
1000 yards Extra Quality Tapestry Brus-
sells Carpets. u patterns and coiors. Regular
value 81 90. Clearance price. .57lzc. yard.
1880 yards Best Quality Body Brussels
Carpets. Regular value, S1.23. Clearance
price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Sil2c- yard
100 yards Superior Body Brussels Carpets
Is exclusive patterns Regular value, 10 si.g :s9
Clearance price Sl-oo yardJ
800 yards Union Ingram Carpets Regular
value Csc. Clearance price. 22l2c- yard
ESQ yards Our Celebrated Allepo Ingram
Carpets. Regular value, 6Oc. Clearance
price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 i2c. yard
AIS yards Extra Super An-wool Ingram
Carpets. Regular value, 15c. Clearance
price. Observation-Disclosures. .52Lac. yard.
4s5 yards Our Celebrated Agra Car
pets. Regular value. S5c. Clearance
price. o. L2c. yard
1000 yards Cottsge Carpet. SO inches wide,
bright colors. plaid stripes. Regular valne.
15c. CIearsnce price e.........--...l0 .l0c. yard.
Mattings.
japanese and Chinese MattiDgs In endless
variety Of patterns and colors. We mention
few Of the very special values:
Fancy China Mating -. SO s5 per roll.
Fancy Jointless China Mating 81 80 per roll.
ting ............'... s.. IS per roll.
ting .......-.......,...s SO. IS per roll.
Cotton Warp japanese Inlaid
Mating ...................s9 50. 90 per roll.
All in 4O-yard rolls.
2fO yards remnants all grades
--15c. UP TO SOC. qualities-5
yards 10 Is yar'ls-gO at. at........Sl2c. TO 30c.
Evening star., 1899-03-21

Rugs.
800 Wilton, Axminster. Moquette and Brus;
sells Rugs. in an endless variety Of sizes and
patterns. Suitable for Drawing Rooms. Dining
are made from stock ends and patterns which
mills cannot duplicate. We have made them
up with match borders and odd borders. The
Japanese Rugs 36x72. remarkably beautiful
color combinations and patterns. Usually
MSiuette Rugs. good designs, rich color
ings. Regular price $3.50. Now. 81 45.
100 Reversible Jute Rugs. following sizes
si2s, sslors"reguiar price: 1000; now
1915. 9x12-regular price. SIS; pow 50.
Russia Rugs, oriental colors, Persian pat
terms. soft and very durable, 3oN8O. 81. co.
Blue and White Cotton Rugs. a6x72. Reg
1s Tape.try psa BRUSSELS @ Rugs. 10 ft.asil tt Re:
D tapestry ; Brus.ei. Rugs, 10 ft.er,5 # Re-
a@rsp Tspes'iy str Brussels Rugs. f,elii re Re:
Body Brussels Rugs io.ex1s.e. Reduced
Body Brussels Rugs. ezso Reduced
to Body Brussels. Rugs svno.s Reasesd sssi
Body Brussels Rugs, s.sx9 reduced
administer Rugs. ss1ias Now. Sis. 80.
Administer Rugs s3xIo.1 Now. .s12 50.
Administer Rugs, S3X13 Now. .... S1S5o
Administer Hugs. S.3x12. Now ST. h.
Administer Rugs 6.9x96. Now. 80.
Velvet Rugs 6.9x1O6. Reduced to. .$5.75.
500 Wilton, Administer. Moquette and
Brussels Rugs with heavy knotted fringe.
frcln / yard to IL yards long. Regular
valve 81 % Special clearing price. 39c.
213 nassocks. well made, full size. Spe-
cial clearance price. Zoe. each'
Kensington Art Squares.
10 Union Art Squares, size 2l2x3 yards
Reduced TO- 90. 10
II Union Art Squares. size 3x4 yards.
Floor Oil Cloths.
500 yards Good Heavy Floor Oilcloths, new
patterns, the usual DE. quality. Special
price .toc' ,E,. - Eau-
We will place IN this sale all Extra Thick
English and Domestic Oilcloths. odd rolls
and short lengths. In quantities from to 20
yards. Regular 4Dc., Soc. and 6Dc; Qualities
IOOo yards Good Quality Floor Oilcloth.
Regular value 2Jc. Clearanc" price .16c. yard.
1000 yards Extra Quality Floor Oilcioth.
various widths. dropped patterns. soc. and
6Oc. qualities. Clearance price. .2i12c. yard
IinOleums
The regular Cork Idnoleums. just the cover
ing for the kitchen. hail bath room.
Lengths ] yard TO 25 yards. Regular o3c:.
I5c.. S5c., $1.O and S1-25 qualities. All
at..........-..--..... at. AZ f2c yard
6T5 yards Cork Lineleums, dropped patterns
6Oc and 15c. qualities. Clearance
price ..........-. &c. !"iu'
Evening star., 1899-03-21
SeasOnabIe Enterprise

The announcement is made by the firm OF
w. b. Moses & Sons that they have made
very great reductions on every piece OF fur
niture on their hoors-the new spring goods.
-Advertisement
Evening star., 1899-03-21
ZZZk71nzzpLpH~x
r Street, Cor 11th.
Success of the
Carpet Clearance.
r Street, Cor. 1lth.

We had prepared for and expected large business in
Departments-we had planned make this Spring
Carpet Selling something talk about The five great Carpet De-
partnlents crowded And safe say, buyer among
them who does not feel good and satisfactory investment has
been made
complete Where quantities have been d-
mnhed we have added designs and patterns Here
few the opportunities carpet buying matter
Evening star., 1899-03-21
Suit Over a Patent.

Suit in equity has been instituted by VIM
F. Beasley trustee. against Mahlon Hutch
inson and the International Power Gas
Company. The court is asked to enjoin the
defendant company from selling. assigning,
conveying or incumbering certain Of its
stock and letters of patent which were as
signed to it by the complainant. 1t is fur
sher sought to have the patents in question
reconveyed to him.
Evening star., 1899-03-21
Great embroidery sale

Tomorrow we shall put on sale an i'm
mense lot Of the prettiest embroidertes
with insertings TO mstch-and offer them
far below regular cost
Cambria embroideries, with insertings TO
match, up to inches wide-in a complete
assortment OF Dewf and dainty PATTERNS
which are worth from Sc. TO l5c. a
yard-will 20 for. Observation-Disclosures. sc.
Evening star., 1899-03-21
Must Contribute to wife's support.

In the proceedings recently instituted by
Mary Cook against her husband, Mark
Cook. for maintenance the court has di-
rected the defndant TO contribute to her
support at the 4ate Of IS per month.
Evening star., 1899-03-21
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Broano Quinne Tablets. All drug
gists refund tho rsaney II II fails to cure ~
The genuine h.s L. B. Q. on each tablet.
Evening star., 1899-03-21

We shall also offer nainsook, cambria
and Swiss embroideries. I'm the greatest
variety Of attractive effects-from 4 10 a
inches wide-such as always sell at
Evening star., 1899-03-21

Misses seamless black cotton hose, dou-
b}e knee heel and toe guaranteed fast
black-a good value at 12l5c.-win 20
Evening star., 1899-03-21
Hosiery savings.

Ladies' black cotton seamless hose,
strictly fast black-good wearing quality
which are worth 12hc.-will 60 to- oc
pairs for 25c.
Evening star., 1899-03-21

&c. handkerchiefs, 4tc.
Tomorrow we shall offer ladies' and
mems white aud colored border hemstitch-
ed handkerchiefs, including ladies' mourn-
ing Northumberland as always sell at
8 cents-for 4l2 cents-tust for n days
special selling.
Evening star., 1899-03-21

John Booth Is spending two weeks on the
farm for yagrancy. He was arrested in
Evening star., 1899-03-21

Granite iron cuspidors-sold at 1sc.-wll
60 for &c.
Evening star., 1899-03-21

Granite iron wash bAsins-sold at be
will go for &c.
Evening star., 1899-03-21

25c granite iron covered saucepans. s-ot.
size, Will 60 for 15c.
Evening star., 1899-03-21
Daring domestic selling.

An immense quantity Of new spring
percales, full yard wide in an endless
assortment Of the prettiest patterns shown
such as never sold under 12l5c.- oc
go for d day at................ at ".
Tomorrow we shall put on sale case Of
light sbfrting enthusiastically fast colors--
fresh and new-and you get it, per oic
yard. for. ........-.......... <SN'
Evening star., 1899-03-21
great linen offers.

63-inch soft finish German table damask,
pure all linen-a royal qualify ozIr
offered for a day-per yard-for 81 -
Evening star., 1899-03-21

Full bleached cotton twill crash-full Of
wear-beavy Quality-wfll go for Ole
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-02-15

around so they can be hung upon the
crossbars in posts e. b and f. a lot of
heavy lifting Is thus avoided. The
crossbars can be made so that they will
turn around on pivot in the direction
of the arrows. This is accomplished
by boring y inch hole In the top of
the post Use for crossbars by oak
properly narrowed at the outer ends.
Cross these on top of the posts, bore Il
IL inch hole in the middle of the inter-
section and secure them in place by
means of an iron pin which just fits
into the IL inch hole in the crosspleces
and the post Fasten the cross arm,
together and first-class, cheap piv-
otal arrangement for hanging hogs is
the result. With this device and the
lever there Is absolutely no necessity
for heavy lifting Agricul-
turist.