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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-30
IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE.
Morgan Liner signaIled by Steamer
Copenhagen.

New Orleans, May 29-The Morgan Line
steamer, Ell Sud. Captain II. L. Higgins,
from New York, May a. reports May q,
al 10 a. M, 45 miles south of Jupiter, she
passed a British steamship ashore. be-
lieved to be the Copenhagen, of the Num-
son Line, from Philadelphia for Havana.
She signalled that she wanted immediate
assistance, was high out of the water for
ward but very deep aft. The sea was
quite smooth and no wreckers in sight.
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incident to the dedication of the Mary
land monument. The party will arrive at
the battlefield about 11:4O and will return
to Washington about 7:10.
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To Succeed BIshop wntter.on.

Columbus o.. May 29.--It is semi-ofi-
ANY announced that Rev. Henry Moeller
u Cincinnati has been appointed Bishop
u Columbus, to succeed Bishop Waiter
.on deceased
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Grand Vfzier's Fortune.

Iangier, Morocco May Chained Ben
|alussa the late grand vizier, left a for
sune Of 100000 which was stored in the
fortress of the palace at Marakesh.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-30
NEW BEDFORD.

81 wish there was less prejudice and
more sound objections existing against
the round bales in New Bedford; the
former may be overcome in time" ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-30

"Spinners in France are divided in their
opinions as to round bales. Both Lowry
and American packages are growing in
favor. I find spinners more inclined to
this system Of baling in France than in
either England or America. II is true
the majority prefer the square bale so
far, but we must not shut our eyes 70
the fact that some spinners In Europe
find no objection 20 round bales and con-
tlnue using them, and that in spite of
opposition from merchants and brokers,
sales Of round bales direct to spinners
increase. AS shown by figures in my
last report the business has been ex-
tremely limited. but II is 10 be borne in
mind that the system Is still in it's in
fancy. and, although sales are small they
increase and do not diminish. Since /
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HAvRE

"spinners prefer round bales az the
same figures, and have no fault to find
in any way with the round packages. In
certain spinning sections l learn the
round-lap bale is becoming daily more
popular"
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Since writing you at the club this af-
ternoon, L have met more spinners and
they were outspoken in their dislike To
the round bale. One very influential
treasurer said he could see no actual
merit In the packages, and would not use
them unless forced to do so. What he
wished and hoped for was an improved.
UNIFORM size square bale, as he was ac-
customed to the use of ID and his machin-
cry and picker room is adapted to that
system. He desires no cotton in matted
laps, and as to running il off the bale
direct, this would be no advantage to him.
as he wants his cotton exposed to hu-
nudity or dryness, as the case NAV be
for the reason that 1t spins better. He
mixes as many as thirty bales of cotton
at time. Said he: Give us better
put up square bale, compressed IN bulk:
we want no other For a place running
one and one-quarter million spindles TO
have used only one round bale shows the
deep-rooted aversion to that package
However, l wish there was less preju-
dice and more sound objections existing
against the round bales in New Bedford:
the former may be overcome in time"
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From what can gather, SO far. spin
ners are very much divided. Some saw
they object to the round bale because of
Bonded fiber mating and felting, and
that they prefer a well-conditioned square
bale, even at a higher price others say
they prefer round bales at the same fig
ures, and have no fault to find in any
way with the round packages. In certain
spinning sections / learn the round-Iap
bale is becoming more popular.
II had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. NJ. b. Hamilton, who, / understand
will travel over Europe in the interest of
the standard square bale reform. He
might have saved time and money nv
staying at home and seeing that all his
many promised improvements in the old
bale are brought into execution without
delay. Spinners in Europe, without a
single exception, win then give his bale
the preference over the round bales or
any other bale yet placed on the market.
But If these promises are not put into
execution at once, there is no telling what
foothold the round bale or improved pack
age may get"
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1t is safe to report nine out of ten
spinners in this section are against the
round bales and will not have them.
Those using will accept them only at a
lower figure than paid for square bales.
l obtained expressions from nineteen
spinners who have tried round bales, and
they refuse to allow another of che bales
to enter their mills. They complained of
hard cores, telling, licking and difficulty
in mixing. Some say in many instances
the life is taken out of the cotton and
spinning qualities injured. l am told by
many dealers who sell to spinners, that
they have the same complaints from all
sides. 1t is reported spinners have pref
~ generally abandoned the Lowry bale,
but in some mills there is a
growing feeling in favor of the Amer
lean round-lap bale, owing to the good
condition in which the cotton Is delivered
at the mill. The great majority say.
Give us a better covered and tied square
bale, with less waste and damage and
we desire no more"
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LIVERPOOL

I'm some english mills there is a
growing feeling in favor of the American
round-lap bale, owing to the good condi-
ton in which the cotton is delivered at
the mill"
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left Liverpool hear large sales of round
bales have been made to spinners both in
England and on the continent. The rea-
son assigned on our side is THAI the adj
vancing market and eagerness of spin
ners to buy forced them to take any
thing Offering. Exactly so, but the fact
remains that, under certain conditions,
spinners can use and do take round
bales. and 1t only goes to prove, should
sufficient quantity of these packages be
put UP to affect the crop and market
conditions, spinners would be obliged to
use round bales whether they prefer them
or not. There is no secret regarding the
fact that round bales sell at figures I'M
der current prices for square bales.
Round bale agents say they can afford
to undersell, as they land one-quarter
cent per pound cheaper than square bales.
/ like to hear this unwise statement, be-
cause spinners are human and at once
grasp for that quarter of a cent, and
will do so as long as competition lasts. y
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SEATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE, EVERETT AND EDMoNDs
ROUTE.
Time card-I.eaves Seattle Z A. M, 10 m.
and 8 p. IN. leaves Everett s.i5 A. m .
2.30 p. m. and tbs n. m. sasA ~
Three round trips daily, except Sunday,
Conncctions-At Seattle with the steam.
er Flyer for Tacoma; at Everett with the
steamer Mikado for Snohomish and with
the Everett and Monte cristo railway Tor
Monte Cristo and way stations.
Colman dock. Seattle. Merchants dock
Everett. Telephone - Seattle. Red S2i:
Everett. GO. r.. II. SCOTT, Msnsger.
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Fly ON THE FLYER.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily, except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutea.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle-Tacoma
route as follows:
TAKING EFFR,T TUESDAY. JUNE 9.
TIME CARD
Leave Seattle-I:s5: ii;i5 a. m.; 2;4,. e:i5
r. m 81,
Leave Tacoma--a;3o a. M: ], $50, s .. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle--f.ao a. m, ~ m, s n. m.
Leave Tacoma--s:3o a. m, 3 30. 7.30 p. m.
Landing Mt Northern Paeific wharf. TIA
coma, and Commercial dock, foot OF Ma
rion street, Seattle.
sundays, steamer Flyer or GREYHOUND.
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r.e,vas f-,fx seck fe,fy Al "a M sx-
cet,s SUNDAY, for Pert Madison. Kingston.
Port Gamble. Port Ludlow and Port
Townsend. Rsturntng, reaches Seattle nc
: A. m. daily. Sunday leaves for Port
Townsend direct at a. m. returning,
leaves Port Townsend for Seattle direct
al .. n. Teisphoue. Main s.. Lilly. Do-
Ear6ua 4 Co.. Ageats.
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THE FAyORfTE u. q, NAIL STEAMER
: STATE or WASHINGTON"
Has now resumed her regular run be-
tween Seattle and Everett. Anacortes.
Fagrhayen and Wbatcom. daily except
Saturday at 10 p. m. from Yesler wharf
This palattai ana popular steamer is
Just from the hands OF the ship~right,
machinist and decorator, and ~ splendid
Conditions for this seasons business. :.
Elegant staterooms and cuisine the best.
The travelling Public can now be assured
OF rapid transit ana quick dispatch OF
freight the state being the only daily
boat on the Seattle w hatcon route.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
Phone Main si7 YeHier Wharf
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Leaves colmnn's dock, foot OF Columbia
street. calling at Port Townsend only.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN BOARD OR DIRECTIONS or sE-
Atle School District No. |, Mt their office
Egenth avenue and Marion street will
>felye sealed proposals until g o'clock r.
\. September I. 1900 for tho construction
n Senior Grammar School Buiiding
y accordance with the drawings and spe-
stations, copies Of which may be seen
r. this office. or at the architects office,
1ppno 4 Corner. New York block. Seat
Proposals must he separate for the
l6nbing and for the heating, and the
Hera reserves the right TO reject any.
- " separate proposals
proposals must be accompanied by
t9tited check for 5000. payable TO tho
&tff Of the Secretary of the board. as
guarantee that the bidder. n awarded
g. contract. VIII enter into a contract
~ give surety bonds for tho full amount
4 the contract LYMAN RANKS.
.-..-----.-------~-------- Seeretafy.
n THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United States for the District of Wash
siHstun northern Division la tho matter
q Edgar Howell bankrupt. No. IRIS
In bankruptcy.
III tho creditors OF said bankrupt; No.
Nee II hereby given that on the aiSt dav
u AUGUST 1900. the said Edgar Howell was
asly sa5udieated bankrupt. and that the
srst meeting of his creditors Will be held
u the office Of tho undersigned vferee IN
Ia Seattle. In said district. on
H. sixth day OF September, 1904 at 10
fsinek IN the forenoon. at which time the
nia creditors may attend. prove their
fAius. appoint a trustee. examine the
hAkrupt and transact such other business
u may properly comic before said meeting.
JnHN L. lioyT, Referee IN Bankruptcy.
United STATES ENGfNEER's or
nee Portland Or, July q. igoo-- Sealed
pfppnaala Cor removal OF ~ SM cutie
faisss, more or less, rock: dredging sss 800
fublt yhrfa, more or less, material from
III Columbia river IN the vicinity OF
Astoria, Or. win be received here until
y m. August "a. 1900. and then publicly
epyned Information furnished on appli-
tas.an, w G. Langilft' Captain Fin.
finfefR
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
(ITy fanffy

!. Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves city deck
Sundays, Tuedays and Thursdays az "
midnight for Port Townsend, Port WILL
Jams, nungeness. Port Angeles. Port
Crescent. Gettysburg. pysht. clallam and
Neah bay. Returning, leaves Port An
geles Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
at e. M; leaves Port Townsend at 10
a. M; arrives in seattle nj go y. m.
Steamer Garland leaves City dock Nom
days, Wednesdays snd Fridays at ~ mid
night for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
pungeness, Port Angeles and victoris
Returning leaves Port Angeles at s \. nj.
ON Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
leaves Port Townsend at II a. m: arrives
In Seattle at 2.3e p. IN.
Telephone Main GIG
CAPT. J. r. THOMPSON. Manager.
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FOR VICTORIA.
RosAI.IE.

Commencing Wednesday, August q
Take the popular steamer
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Returning. leaves Victoria $50 a. M,
arriving at Seattle y. m.
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cLAIRvoYANTs.


Al Ia
! PAt.MISrRY-l'ro Sheldon. the WORLDS
| greatest paimist and cialrvoyant. may
be consulted daily on all affairs OF life.
Prof. Sheldon's work Is entirely differ
ent from othe- mediums and self-styled
clairvoyants No darkened rooms or
cabinet but everything done IN the
YOU IN possession OF yoursl. He post
lively refuses to accept fee In adj
vance for readings or special work I'M
I'll he Is through. and not then II you
are not perfectly satisfied His infor-
nation ana advice on marriages. d.
yoroes. separations. love and family AZ
fairs business transactions. law suits.
etc. - accurate ana truthful He re-
unites the separated, settles lovers
quarrels, causes speedy marriage, To-
Gates hidden treasures. removes eva In
huenees. cures tita and drunkenness. adj
yises you as 10 whether OF not you VIII
be successful In mining or in business.
He looks into your hand and tells YOU
what ais you, and oflsntines gives YOU
hack your lost nerve and energy. No
matter what trouble you may have. call
and he viii help you. palmistfy taught.
Msdiumistic persons developed. Per-
manently located pariofs la1 Third ave-
nue.. corner Of seneca.
MRS, ROSS. natural barn olairyoyant.
business trance medium ana pianist.
advice on mining al business snd pri-
yate maucta, Also card Fcaalng; salts
faction assured % 40 pay. At-s Third
ave hox 1855.
ETHEL GRAY ia mist aud psychic. adj
Nice on an legitimate tTaneac}icns love,
marriage, mining Ot law. diseases o.sk-
nescd free, Jewell hausc, on Nesier. be-
twesn Fettth ans tifth avenues souta.
MIS-, y Esl9rT South African medium.
In her Wonderful ciairvoy ant sight. re-
Veals paai, pfsaent future, consult her;
READINGS. sac 0niea a.s iaoneer build.
ma corper lamss ana first ayenae
SPIRITUAL tsM-Miss Hodge holds 50.
saees Monday Wednesday ana Frieay
cent II i sS'na sa,arday ,s DSsniss
sae ~ sseand avcnHe
NINE. AsrRA. ths great clalrvoy ant.
Isslmist and cArN readings, reltabla Ia
al business ast Hnroesu tie anaira 2,s
seneca. corner Thtd ayeoae
FLoRANCE MARVIN. Fourteen years
Sesttles prophecies. predicted Seattin's
nAnls0 tfe Het, Victoria pc First.
MADAM EsPERAN2A. cialsa}aas lfe
reader euEiutsg advice NenneNepS
hlock ~ Yes.er WAY, resa
MAtE MELBOURNE. elaryoyaai read
ings, is8lps &c seats, t2U fs@ Sec
on9 Rgurs % 90 iA
CASH UEciSFERS.
--.-.a--------zs-s.4-aaa
NATIONAL Cash Rs ststeg Company. 81
Wasninxton h9tdlns
bali. wooD CASH REGISTER CO.
top Flrst avenue
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
0vTNs TONS, carpenters 1abhers. III
Marion 1--WE -
CARTER, rear Boston block Phone Red
SD
Cans AND CARRIAGES.
TIRE SEATTLE TRANSFER CO. Telo-
phone a. tSubSer-tired earriages. best
Tor iuvat,ds. easy yisias aaisciess.
DYEIzG AND CLEANING,
PARTISAN DYE WORISS- Sew plant:
host operators. satisfaction gtaroutccA-
igS First; telephone Pike ia
ATLAS pYE WORKS. - Union Tele-
phone. EuH io2i. Ltsalag French dye
hpusN iw seattle
WEtRS dyeng, cleaning. su jackson.
Black i6Gl
w ANDERSON. Fifth and James Black
ISSl
SAN FRANCISCO DYE WORKS seatfta
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Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. sac:
round trip. Sc.
LANDING a, white star dock. foot OF
Spring street.
TeIephone, Main ia
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FOR VANCOUVER, u. C., DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.

MeWiliiams ......................... Master
Leaves Yesler wharf every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at . n. m
Arrives Vancouver 10 a. m. the following
day.
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday M .. m.
Arrives at Seattle at 10 a. m. following
day.
.frains for all points East and with steam
ers for Nanaimo, Compx, Victoria. New
Westminster and TeSada island ports.
Freight win not be received al Seattle
after p m. on day OF sailing.
For freight or passage apply at the Of
fec of the Vancouver line, Yesler wharf.
Telephone Red 6pf
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sTEAMrn pnOgPFn

SEATTLE PORT TOWNSEND
ROUTE.
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STEAMER D0DE
FOR CHARTER TO RUN ExcrR-
SI0&s.
CARRIES s1 PASSENGERS.
" T. GAFFNER.
0alhrslth DSck-
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DAILY. exceptIns salurday. u .. N.
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alaska WANT ADvS.,
CAPE NOME -MOhD|kE.
ALASKA CLOTHING.
Il. s. GOVERNMENT GOODS ls nkets.
$50: peajackets. s.: pants. 0-1s: shelter
tents 81. navy white undertaking. suit.
S. cost the government $3.50: wool sox.
Sc: cotton sox. 1hc. watch caps, sc: rub
Der blankets OF ponehos, sI.es. Kirk. I'M
First avenue.
SEATTLE WOODEN HOUSE. opposite
Hotel stevens, fa1 First. General out
filters: make mems clothing to order.
pure wooden goods direct from mill.
Alaska 0UTFITTERs.
PIONEER manufacturers 81 Alaska
clothing. make pure wooden goods and
have the best equipped plant for MAX
ing clothing In the state. Seattle Wool
en- Mif III First avenue
PORTABLE houses once. sa New York
block
CANVAS FOLDING BoATs.
A----------~-----~-
sTEEr~RrRRED canvas folding boats. se-
attic Tent and Awning Company. manu-
facturers. Marion and western.
ALASKA TENTS AND TARPAuLTSs.
TENTS AND. TARPAuriSs-The right
kind At factory prices. Seattle Tort and
Awning Company. Marion and Western
avenue. Also hydraulic mining bose
TFNTs tarpaplin snf awning POTION
duck. all weights end widths; hydraulic
Company M Tesier way.
kLoNpIKE MISCELLANEOUS.
L-----~----------->-
ALASKA herd siesis horse bob siafs.
hardwood lumber ans wagon material
pncif< Wagon Company, sosth Third
and fABs. Telephone. Ref isl
ALASKA cToTHTSo-.a7fo fur. skins =
Manufacture n Aiaska clothing a. 6
rrrH. ne ~ slot rrsehsnes for Cape Nome
trafe rna-n I Rnxweii bnlifing
STEAMERS.
HOOD : CANAL ROUTE.
The steamer Olympic wth issys ga;
Frtdays' al : a M Tor Kingston Point
no Point. por Gamble. Bangor. SeaSeck,
Brinas1 psksnsss l Hslly e ps~A sss
way landings Returning on alternate
days For freight ard passenEsr rates
apriy 20 agent AZ Csalbrsiih dock.
r r LIBBY. Master
STEAMER sEHOnE
WHATCOM. FAlRHANEN. ANACoB-
TIES.
Leaves city dock. foot Of Nsin. street.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. 70
p
Leaves whatcon Sundays. Wednesday
and Fridays. p m.
Fare from Seattle, N.fN-
= 'J.'ElL3s Trsnia MaaAkAE
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ron TACOMA AND OLYMPIA

STEAMER 8ILTNOMAH
Daily, except Sunday leaves Tor Taco
ma and Olympia at =. M
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STEAMER City or ABERDEEN
Daily, except Sunday. leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia At o, m. =
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Landing at the Inner wharf at Victoria