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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
KIDNAPPED BY
ROBBER BAND
The Strange Story Told BY .
Mow Jersey Man.

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. j.. Nov.
n.-Bsnks r. Bassress. a resident q
cyanbsrry. ten miles from here. who
dissppsared nearly two months aso.
has turned up 81 Hanover. Pa. with
. weird tale ef being kidnapped and
carried 10 North Carolina. Bastress
left Cranberry about sept to visit
yelsoves In Minhn. Pa. He left there
On September .. and his movements
were known as far as Philadelphia.
whore ell trace Of him was lost ~
was supposed that he had met with
foul play In that city. and it was
known that he had tso9.
Bss,ress arrived at Hanover on a
freight train. and there met a broth
or. 20 whom he had written Of his
coming. He Was wearing the REM
nants % the clothing he had on when
he left Mifiin. He said that while he
was waiting at Camden on septsru-
her ~ for a train 20 Cranberry he
vent to sleep. and when Re woke
up ne was In the mountains Of North
Carolina among q band Of criminals,
Who had robbed him and kept him
. prisoner. The kidnappers were a
gang Of countsrfelters
They kept him In n cave. giving
him nothing 70 eat but apples and
raw potatoes. and nothing to drink
but whisky. Bastrsns eontrived 10
escape from his csptors about ten
days ago. and made hts way 10 Ho-
snoke. Virginia and from thence n
Hanover. He viii return 20 Gran
berry a. soon as hts condition per.
Frffs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
RAILWAY NOTES.

". ". remcke. formerly city pas-
ssnger agent for the .. r. a ".
ieft yesterday for sksEway. where he
viii take the city agency Of the Pa.
eifo Coast Company. ". n Kyle
takes Mr.. Lsmeke's position. Mr.
Kyle comes from Vancouver. whore
ne was with the Canadian Pacific In
its general onhces.
Runor says that ". ~. Hartman
~ TO succeed A. l.. Mohler as presi-
dent Of the o. ". 4 NJ Mr. Mohler
r. to 70 with the Kansas city, pitts
burg q Gulf
The Northern Pacific has decided
not 10 lease the Washington Central
70 the Great Northern unless II Eets
some other branch IN exchange
President Mohler Of the o. Il. &
~. left 81. Paul Tuesday evening for
New York. He has been In confer
sncs with President J. J. Hill
Peter Larsen. the well known rail
way contractor. is in the city. Mr.
Larsen huiIt a large portion Of thu
Great Northern.
The Clearwater truce expires Feb
ruary l. The Northern Paclnc viii
undoubtedly begin building IN the
neutral territory at that time
The Madison street cable road has
commenced It's winter service. Cars
will run every Ave minutes from the
city TO the power house. Every
other one Of these Will go through to
the lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
An Increase in the Standing
Army to 100000 Men

WARRINGTON y. G. Fl Hawtsy
chairman 81 ths senate committee military ans - unable TO In
~il with
regard to legislation for the Is soaae certain that an effort
nl
10 v
iisNiey
Islands
President Mckinley
The subject Il h h constitutional duf 20 refer 10 me situation
his
sn Of Intention take Of the affair OF his
hand
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At the Telephone.

Hello. Central7" what number.
please 2'' ''One thousand two hundred
and slxty-four 90 TRY II once more,
please" Twelve hundred and six
~ four" Seven hundred and sixty
FOUR No. twelve hundred and six
ty-four-one thousand two hundred
and sixty four" can't give you
two numbers at once. which do you
want hrst2'' II was giving you the
same number two different ways -
a little louder. please. ! cant quite
make you out" u said | was Civ
ing you the same number two differ
ent ways" "Oh. yes Well. what
number do you want2 ?" Twelve hun
dred and slSty-four." Suppose you
give me each figure separately. Ike
one. two, three. for instance" AN
right. one. two. three. four. five.
six. seven. eight, mine. ten. eleven.
twelve. Got that Yes. "One. two.
three. four. five, six Got that7''
''Yer. One two. three. four. got that,
Yes. You want twelve. six four. do
youY' Yes. twelve hundred sixty
four. Do you understand nov 7''
Yes, I understand Twelve sixty
four Is busy now. Ring Off. please. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
STATE NEWS.

Eleven and a hair million soek~ys
salmon eggs have been taken At the
Hakef lake hatchery this season.
Pipe fer the city water works has
arrived at Davenport and the works
will soon he in running order.
Jobs Buford poet. q. A. n. Of Ev-
srett. IL to crest a soldiers uonu-
msnt In the cemetery Of that city.
In the United states court al wal.
Ia walla. Collier and Gsrmaln. ar
rested Tor making counterfeit money
at SpanKi~. Werc found guilty ani
sentenced % ak years In the pcni.
Tertiary and 10 par flne % 800 aud
cnats
wsist's camp. At Oak Point. has
closed for the season. The camp pa,
in the water nearly 1000 co feet this
summer. Next season u viii prob
ably construct a railroad to take out
the balance - ihe timber. which
amounts 20 %. co coo feet. says ths
Cathlamct Gazette.
Government BY Injunction has TAX.
en- a new phase IN spokane. says the
Chronicle. tnjunctiou against i'm
provement. Il might be called. The
extension 81 street car lines. new
street grading siticwaikinK and even
the bicycle path are threatened BY
the delay % restraining orders II "a
caused by claims OF contesiing prop
srty owners.
". ". Kay harvested a ts.pouni
turnlp near Garfield.
Since July the RED Crps. Society
~ Taeoma has fed over 900 soldiers.
Roe Bryant and Geo. Nelson have
completed the seeding II / 500 acres
Of wheat. near Pullman.
-Four coyotes made an attack on
Joe Worthy last week. while he was
running a sscder on n. G. Hunts
place. near Eiberton.
A colony q ~ farmers from Msdl-
son Lake. MINI. have purchased
land near Anacorten. and will soon
arrive there and make that their per
manent home.
Garfield citizens have purchased by
private subscription four gasoline
lamps 10 light dark street corners
They cost SIS. The town will bear
the expense Of keeping them up.
The boys ~ Company n have pre-
scented the two young goats they
brought from the Philippines 10 the
city " Eiienhurg. md the goats now
divide honorA with Jack. the bear. at
the hrehouse.
Some 700 head ~ sheep have re-
Gently been purchased BY farmers IN
the vicinity Of Garfield. Farmers
are not only beginning 10 realize tina.
there Is pront In them. but see in
them a prospect Of riding their
farms Of Wild oats. says the Enter
prise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
OH, YE GODS, WHEN
WILL THIS END ?

wAsIiiNdToN u. 9. 2e. g. that Secretary
Long believed the Navy department II
llhealth
daughter had greatly distressed Mr. Long and that he had often
Nov the
Ms Long rsnfore the for the seerstay re-
The criticism which the secretary Z
Etey
huence him the Of the admins
p that
he would a "a be-
him "a h
Indeed the secretary feels confident that aside from the I'M
ad
nraS his administration OF the HGas Of the department
through Philip
pines satisfaction FOR hon
esiy Of Intention ~ good judgment
Of Admiral
sampson sehlsy Longs adj
mHlstrst9n he the other
Navigation rh ushsu conservative and resting
strictly
IL Mr. Long Assistant Sec
FciaS Alien VIII be- named 20 suceed him Secretary Long
week =
desire lay bat Sir MeiSnisys
request he @
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Surgeon for the Maine.

WARRINGTON. d G. Nov. "a
81 the instance OF Mrs. whlielRw
Reid and other American ladies' In E
tersHted In fitting cut the British
hospital ship Maine for service In
South Africa. the secretary Of war
has granted leave 81 absence to Mai
Julian ". Caheil. % the medical de-
partment. ia order that he may ac-
cept the position Of surgeon on that
vessel he will leave New York to-
day for England.
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RAILROAD PERSONALS

z. J. coyle passed through the city
on his way up from Portland for
Vancouver this morning.
w. r. Csmeon. general agent OF
the Oregon short Line. il up from
Portland this morning.
e. Ira futile. livestock agent Of the
Oregon short Line. Is In the city to-
day.
The Portland conference OF trans
continental passenger men. restnr-
81 the old rates Of ISL 50 ~ Chicago
and $40 to st. Paul. The meeting adj
3ourned without any action or prom
ises from the different roads on the
question Of selling tickets through
brokers. Railroad men hope for an
other meeting and new Pacific
Coast Passenger Association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22
Roberts of Utah Will Not Be
Seated in u. S. Congress

WASHINGTON q G Nov rhero h not the shadow Of Doubt
Roberts
before
contend that
n admitted could
elevation a a once.
wsy be
Roberts ASIDE until the objection considered
IL
prseeslen The iaN unto ssf
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THE STAGE n a I,, sI Il,



e NJ. Holland was at wallacks
John +. Kelly was at Tony Pas
tors.
cora Tanner appeared In the Dan
ties"
r. II, sothern was a member OF his
fathers company.
o,4 Skinner was peen In Bronson
How ards wives.
Julia Mariawe was with Juvenile
"rinafore" company.
Henry r. piSsy was seen as Tom
howlinc In .pinaforc."
Lillian Russell was singing ballads
at Tony Pastors theater,
Thomas .. scabrooke appeared a.
nertie Cecil Ia Cigarette
Joseph jefferson was. Of course.
playing -iip Van Wrinkle"
John Drew was member Of the
newly formed paly company
Jennie Ycamans vas the Topsy In
revival OF Uncle Toms Cabin.
Sol smith Russell began his star.
riug tour in "Edsowood Folks a"
Richard Goldsn Was member u
Riec's "EVanEslins" company.
stuart Robson and W. a. Crane
we're appearing In our bachelors
Enc shannon had been play the
part 81 Iva in Uncle Toms Cabin
" J. Ferguson Was nern in THE
Wedding March" at Abbey's theater.
Maurice barrymore was member
% the stock company at waliack'n
theatsr.
Modjraka vas drawing big houses
a. the Grand opera house IN Fast
Lynne
Richard Mansfield played a part in
Les Mantsaux Noir' at the stand.
ard thsater
Rose caEhian Was appearing in
houcclcault'a drama Rescued at
Booths theatsr.
Ada Rehsn appeared as Bis ctem.
snee in AuEustin Days production
OF 4 Assommnir
Joseph Murphy Nas making his
last appearance In Kerry Cow at
the Grand opera house.
Roland Reed was seen as sefaph
IN The Magic slipper At Havrriy.s
Fourteenth street thsatsr.
Robert Manteu vas IN England
1 playing the leading roles In com.
pany headed by Miss wallis.
Mrs. Mlnnls Madden Fiskc was
playing IN. soubfetrc part In "Ths
AesssaEvr from Jarvis section"
May Irwin ard her sister Flora
were doing snuEs and dances At
Tony Pastors theater on broadway.
Charles A. Stephenson. now Mrs
Leslie Carriers leading man. support
Ell Kate CiaSten In Two Orphans q
Charles CnRhian appeared at Wal.
lacks a. Felix Featherainne IN sgd.
ney 0runfy's psay, TIE snnS bail. =
p~wolf Hopper was playing a rom
sdy part in our Daughters" which
Was presented By the Criterion Com
eiy Company
Louise uraufei was a member q
Maurice 0rau'. French opera com
pany. headed by Capoui. az the Firth
Avenue theatsr
Nat Goodwin made a HIT. In Hob.
hlss' At Havericy Fourteenth street
thsatsr With his impersenaiions Of
veil known actors.
Annie Russell wcnt 70 tbs West In.
dies. where she played tho ingsnuc
roles IN a company that included Fs-
iiN Morris. J. II. Giimour ard Tom
Russell.
John Y. Henthaw. now with the
Man IN the Moon" was IN Princess
lcarpillnns" at the Broadway opera
house. Iils wife. Nay Ten nroeck.
VAS a member Of the same company.
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Furniture viii Cost Moro

wILLiAMsPoRT. Pa. Nov IA
meeting II the Representatives of the
Middle states Furniture Association
pas hrl8 here this evening for the
purpasc - Hxins a schedule % prices.
Il Wa agreed TO advance prices 10
pr cent AZ once.
TIE Mid5is States embrace many
~ the iarEes, furniture factories in
the union. and the advance in price
VII have an immediate effect on
Eastern markets The association
VIII meet IN Philadelphia on Deem
Der -.
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I q GOVERNMENT GOODS

W ~
Army cavalry trousers. s.. rs a pair.
special small sizes. 80 and 20 waists,
s. rs, rubber blankets and poncos.
from Si25 up. Gen. Miles pattern
storm and cloud weather hooded
coat. $3.50; buffalo fur overcoats.
taA each. overcoats. 81 so to 81. can
vas hoods. 75o each: chincilla head
and neck protectors, zoe each. soft
HACK wool SLOUGH hats, 40c each /.
heavy Atwood flannel hlauses. 81 to
SO each: heavy all-wool flannel over
shirts. 81 each: dark navy blue I'M
dershlrts and drawers, 81 each: can
vas overats and jumpers, Use suit I.
army carbines. cal. Is. 81; prospect
inc packs, 81; grub bags Csc; heavy
canvas legEings. 25c to 81. army re-
waivers, Remington pattern, $3.50
each. canteens, Csc each. mosquito
hars. SOC, shelter tents, Use; army
huslcs. 81. 500 sailors overcoats, at
20 10 0OO Atwood watch caps, at 25c ;
> 900 pairs Rli-wool socks, at zoe;
600 pairs cotton socks. at loo: 100
pairs canvas Logging, at 75c: 900 new
regulation white sailor suits. at 81. so:
navy drawers, 81 lauyards. 35e. all
wool sweaters, s., government shoes,
ss25.
w. 5. KIRK, 'a's seattle a'Tis Ave
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COLUMBUS. o. Nov Am cpl
drmic % scarlet fever IL raging at
Menaoa. Mercer county Secretary
rrohst. - the state board - health.
IL bach from there. There have been
q casss and two deaths The ep,-
dsmle started from a house IN which
there Rad hrcu case - scarlet fever
q year age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22

NEW YORK. Nov. .2--apcakcr
Reed spoke last night at the one hun
dred and thirty-frst annual hanque.
81 tho chamber Of commerce lie
urred a arm establishment Of the
money standard. President Hadisv.
Of Yale. spoke. also wbiteiaN Reed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22

Judging by our Boys Clothing Depart
ment Sales. Another invoice Of these
rapd-selIng, grand wearing, stylish gar
ments received yesterday. Give this de-
partment a call when in need OF Boys
Clothing
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Francis Wilson. then Prank Wi.
son. appeared az Tufis In An Tn.
equal Mateh" 81 tho Chestnut street
tHcatrr in Philadelphia.
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AmusEMrNT nulLrrIN.

THIRD AVENUE THEATgp
(TonlRhD-"Coon Hollow"
OLYMPIC HALte-Vaudeyllle and
moving pictures,
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o. w. PETERSON e. BRO.
zoe. zoe. 2iO Pike St

INSURE with the Columbian Acct
dent Association. Reserve Fund
5000 Incorporated under the
iAwa Of the state al " Arlington. Acct
dent and sick benefits. Agents wanted.
.. W. ANDREWS. President
p l. MILLER. Secretary.
Home ofiice, 2pi Collins Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-22

Boys 10 s-year 3-piece vEsTEE
SUITS. fine brown. mixed Cheviut,
pretty braid on vest and coat. per-
feet hitting. grand wearing. i2.b5
value. only tL79 "A suit
Boys 20 s-ycar 3-pleee vEsTEE
SUITS. fine navy serge. silk braid on
vest. silk lined collar. beautifully nm
ished. cheap at t3.5o. our price $500 a
suit
Boys . 10 4-year .-plece SUITS.
me mixed Cheviot. spisndldly finish
ed. grand wear. g. 80 value. only g. IS
"a suit.
Boys 20 i4-year PANTS. srlen-
dldly made. grand wearing. only 2se
a pair.
Boys 4 10 it-year Wool Mixed
Cheviot PANTS. splendidly made.
only b0c a pair.
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Boys 4 TO s-year 3-piece VEsTEE
SUITS, fine heavy. all wool BngliHh
Chevlot. fine brown and gray broken
check pattern. silk embroidered front
on vest
Boys 20 s-year 3-plece YESTEE
SUITS. nne gray broken check, Eng
lish wool Cheylot. fine embroidered
silk vest. beautifully finished
throughout II you want the best.
these will MI the bill. $500 value. only
$500 a suit.
BoyH 20 H-year z-pleee SUITS.
fine and heavy. all-wooi English
tweed suits. double seat and knees.
heavy Jean pockets patent waist
bands. the ideal school suit; A-.5
value. only 81. 30 a suit.
Mems and Boys Calf Plaid ca
rs. new bright patterns, 2bc each.
---~-~s~s--~--=
!. spiendidiy finished. only b0c each.
Ts. perfectly made. 5Oc each
rs. built like the beat mems grades:
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Beers CAPTURE MANY
fine FLOODED HORSES
They Also Prepare to Make Trouble for
the British Advancing to the
Relief of Kimberly

DURHAM gs-An headed for Est
abb only 10 Moo The
have
cAPErowN Nov ssrhe transport Klioran Castle the Tar
including
the First Welsh and second Mort cumberland regiments
CApErOwN. fnrtifytng belmont.
he column u 10000
relief II kimberley There
concentrating their
the rcupatn of Naowpoor
received satisfaction The town IL at an
Important railway Junction
cApETowN. ss-Thc Dutch undoubtedly ion
in
the
Dutch
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pendldly finished:
NEGfAGEE SUITS. perfectly made 50c
Black Twin SHIFTS.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-09
MARKET NOTES.

While money is plentiful, the rates
are still hardening, and it is not prob
able that there will be any lower rates
until after April 10. This pinches the
borrowers who have poor collateral and
can onlX-offer industrials. BY reason
of the fact that the latter has been
freely otfered for sale, a decline has en-
sued, and they should be bought with
care. There is the possibility that there
may be no immediate recovery.
At the last meeting of the Cereal Ma
chine Company directors it was voted
to pay quarterly dividend of IL per
cent on April 1, 1899, to all stockholders
on record March %, 1899.
The New York World says There
was complete Tammany backdown
Yesterday in the fight against Manhat-
tan.
The supreme court has granted an
other stay until Monday next in all
matters connected with the Boston and
Montana receivershfp.
Ihe American Sugar Refining Com
pany has declared quarterly per cent
on common and IL per cent on pre-
ierred stock, payable April to stock
holders on record March a.
1t is said that Calumet is producing
copper for less than five cents per
pound, that it is now booking orders
Tor delivery not earlier than May at
IL cents, and that at that price it can
return 10 per cent with the stock at
1900 CT
The Atchison has secured control of
the Kansas, Oklahoma Central and
southwestern railroad 1t runs from
CoHeyVille, Kan, to Vernon, Tex
1t is understood that the stock of the
victoria Mining Company will be listed
on the Boston exchange next week.
The San Francisco Telephone ex-
change heads the list in ratio to popu-
Iatlon OF any city in the world, with
1899 subscribers
me worcester clearing house state
ment for yesterday, compared with the
corresponding date in 1898, was as fol-
lows:
1895 1899.
Clearings $236,142. "a S204, 56S 2e
Balances ....., 53,643 10 81, SO4 81
The exports of copper from New York
yesterday We're 1879 tons and from BaItf-
more 315 tons.
1t is understood that no consolidation
is contemplated for Allouez and Cen
telnlal. A proposition is being consi-
oered TO Increase the capital stock from
$4,000 to 100000 shares, cash obtained to
be used in developing property.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-09
THE MARKET ELSEWHERE.

New York, March S.-The stock mar
ket was dull most of the day. except
at the closing when there was consid-
cradle activity. The interest largely
conferred in the coalers, which made
Some SOM. handsome advances, and num-
per OF the Specialties was up over a
point, while fractional advances We're
the rule in many other stocks The
pupHshed report of a combination of
practically all the coalers was the
ground for the strength in those prop
critics.
Much interest attached to the declar-
alton of the regular dividends in Sugar
and the market waited until it was
announced and then moderate activity
appeared. Sugar after opening higher
and then losing more than the earlier
gain, rose about four points for the
day.
The large payment which the gov
eminent was to make to Southern Pa
cific, on the claim allowed by congress
lent strength to that property. The ex-
pectation of favorable legislation lifted
Consolidated Gas some five points,
there being sympathetic rise in 9TH
er local stocks, including Metropolitan
and Brooklyn Transit, which We're up
about half as much. The stagnant
tone, which prevailed the greater part
of the session with fluctuations of on
~ y or so was dispelled during the
final dealings when the coalers were
marked up and there was a sympathet-
ic rise elsewhere.
Lackawanna and Reading, list pre-
ferred, led the coalers with an advance
of three each Among the standard
stocks st, Paul gained point. Money
was slightly easier today, and closed
: l-298. per cent. Considerable money
was said to he heading this way from
the interior to take advantage of the
recent tone in money for both call and
time. The discount market also worked
closer today, rates for prime names
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-09

ruling at LAOS ga. The closing tone
of the stock market was strong.
There was decided increase in bond
operations today the activity being at
tended by higher level for the lead
ing issues. Erie generals and Chicago
terminal As were unusually active and
made substantial gains.
Total sales, 81 500, 900.
United States As and the IS declined
Ia in bid prices.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-09

Washington, March s. - Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
05S; gold reserve. 1926, 6S6 6l5 net silver
S. 45l, 7il; United States notes in the
treasury; SSllat674,oso; treasury notes Of
1880, a.24O,220; total receipts this day,
s., 20S, OO2; do this month. SIe,O41. 6I3; do
this year, 1897 ASS, sol; total expenditures
this day, A,20OOOO; do. this month, $i6,-
$4,000 do, this year. $40, 9OS, 1852; deposits
lion, 5000, 800
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-09

camille paper. $4g3&: Sterling exchange
4 .S312pA for 80 days. Posted rates, ASA
"a; 50 and 4;S6aW4 81. Commercial Bills
4. S21aq4, So. Silver certificates, nominaliv
b91a06Ol2. Bar silver, Soy. Mexican dol,
lars, 471a. Government bonds weal,
State bonds strong. Railroad bonds
strong.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-09
C|ipp|e Greek Gold.

If you desire to make big money with
out much risk, buy a block of the Crinnio
Creek Land 4 Mining Company's stock
while IT can be had at the low price of
ten cents per share. There is not a mining
stock now offered the public that has =
more substantial basis of merit, ali things
considered, than this one has. Act
promptly, Tor the block of stock to he
sold at first. price is nearly ali taken Tho
price will positively be advanced on
March Il 1882 and sooner, If the block
should AL be taken before that time. If
you are interested, call on T. ]. Gardiner.
Bay state House, Worcester, Mass, or
address Robert c. Miller, manager, room
10, 1l3 Devonshire street, Boston. Mass.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-09
AND COMMEMORATE

One of the old mining captains says;
Isle Royale and Arcadian are both
very close propositions. Isle Royale is
going very slowly but surely. Arcadiar
is opening 10000 feet of levels year
but Lake Superior copper mines are not
made in d month or a year or two
years.
The Victor Mining company, in an
swer to the Isabella companys suit, de-
MES that it has had any idea of at
tempting to establish an apex claim to
the Isabella's bonanza vein. Manager
Cone of the Victor says. however, that
since the Isabella people consider such
claim a possibility the matter is
worth investigating, as the Victor may
have some ground for the claim.
Following were the quotations on the
Boston exchange yesterday of stocks
held in Worcester and vicinity:
All TnAnS
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-09

.Auctiont Auction! Auction at 146 Chan
dler street, Thursday, March 9th. at n,
m m; Be sure and attend # YOU are looking
Mutual building HlI ''' ''''e