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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
A BOAT TO Run FIFTY MILLS AN
HOUR.


II Is. perhaps interesting TO examine
the possibilities OF speed that might be
attained In O special unarmored cruiser.
q magnlhed torpedo-boat destroyer OF
light build. with scanty accommodation
for her large crew. but equipped with
an armament of light guns and torpc-
does. Let US assume that her dimen-
sions are about double those of the ihlr.
ty-knot destroyers. with plates of dou-
Die the thickness and specially
strengthened TO correspond with the In
creased size-length. four hundred and
twenty feet BEAM forty-two feet:
maximum draught fourteen feet: dis
placement twenty-oight hundred tons:
indicated horse power, eighty thousand:
there would be TWO tiers OF water-t tube
boilers these, with the engine space.
coal bunkers etc.. would occupy the
whole Of the lower portion of the vessel:
the crews quarters and guns would be-
on the upper decks There would be
eight propellers of nine feet In diameter
revolving az about four hundred revolu-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
WASH GOODS.

Best lighted Wash Goods Depart
ment In the City
Best and Choicest stock to select
from In the city.
Domestic Ginghams. Imported
Ginghams. Domestic ana Imported
Lawns. Egyptian Tissue. Snk En-
hroidered Grape. Colored Swissss.
Imported Dlmities, SIX Mulls. Mer.
cerlzed Novelties. all are high grade
novelties. Will be found cheaper al
this store than at any other In the
City.
Dark Printed Foulards, worth
Shc, one hundred patterns z.
70 select from at. ... .... OC
1000 Yards Book Fold Percales.
Plaid. Stripes and Figures. ami
dark colors, worth l2isc IN.
ana l5c at ..... ... .. .,..IUl
S3-inch Scotch Zephyr Glnghams
~ Plain and corded effects.
worth up 90 25c. on sale IL
Monday at. .....-.....I4C
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

ing the hosts of each species. and that
only later-sOmetimes much later
come females and young ! am careful
90 make this matter OF the succession
ot aces clear because OF its notable
significance in the problem. How do
birds fnd their way? The old answer
was short and easy. Instinct tells them.
This means N lt means anything. that
bird Is born with an intultlyc know
ledge OF road be has never seen. per-
haps crossing AN ocean Moreover. mi
grafton routes are rarely straight lines
north and south, 90 which the little
creatures might De Kept by some mys-
tcrious Sense of polar direction" but
are usually somewhat roundabout
often crooked and sometimes squarelv
east and west for a large part 10 the
course. New LippIncott.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

I bered greetings. Many speedily ais
appear, 10 be sure but most OF them
remain TO gladden. our hearts and
senses while ~ watch them cunningly
contrlve their homes and lovingly rear
their young IN our gardens and groves.
Then. IN the restful, medltatlve days
OF autumn, the story as reversed.
Birds that we caught a glimpse OF in
spring grant Us n second brief inter-
view. our summer friends are assem-
bling and departing, and presently
only the faithful few who reside with
us the year around, plus some winter
visitors from b0real parts. win be seen
IN our woods and meadows
II appears then that we In temper
ate ATTITUDES entertain two sets Of an
nual vlsltors-one from the South
and the other from the North This
Is true. and Il looks as though the cus-
tom OF migration had begun among
blrds--wanderers by nature-by their
annually leaving the Uvercrowded
tropics FOR Increasingly distant Jour.
ncys IN the course of which they built
their nests; and that after q while
certain ones had got into The habit W
staying IN the new reGons or of maxi
ing only short and partial mlgratlons
which by and by win cease. II "a
significant that most Of the pronounced
migratory species are crant members
OF families mainly tropical
The sole business OF the migratory
birds soiourn Ia the summer-land OF
its choice seems to be the rearing Of "a
family. This accomplished. the
thoughts Of the birds seem 20 turn
Immediately 20 the south-to the
warm, fruitful indolent ATTITUDES.
where harsh winds and chilling rains
and fading leaves never beuumb bright !
spirits Then conjugal Ties break, IA !
theirs. f0rsake mothers and offspring.
and the latter follow as fast as strength |
permits Thus again, as wave after /
wave sweeps down 10 us from Canada. |
MS 4 on the wings Of autumnal breezes, |
Il Is noticeable that old males are lead |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

44-inch Mohalr Colored Briulan-
tine, IN Navy Brown, Garnet. Gray
and chRngeable effects, worth r.
today SLo0 per yard..-...fOC
46-inch Colored Matelasse Crepons
a very desirable material. IN pretty
shades OF Gray. Mode. Brown. Res
ida, Blue and Holiotrope 0IIE
worth $50 per yard"..- Dl.IO
80 and C0-inch Scotch Novelty.
Pure Wool suitings, In splendid
variety OF mixtures In the new pas
lei colorings, worth $50 GIN
TO NI5 per yard, ....."DI,II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

lions per minute. and her speed would
be- about forty-four knots.
She could carry coal at this speed for
about eight hours but she would be
able 20 steam at from ten 90 fourteen
knots with "a small section of the boilers
more economically than other vessels OF
ordinary type and power, and. when re-
quired. AN the boilers could be used,
and full power excrted in about half
n hour From steam Turbines and
HIgh-speed Vessels, by the Hon O. A..
Parsons. IN Appletons' Popular Monthly
for April
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
TWO SETS OF BIRD VISITORS.

Nothing Is more characteristic Of
our seasons. and nothing more inter.
estIng In ornithology, than the migfa-
tory lights OF the birds. We welcome
them when they come north Ca the
spring In tuneful companies as the
most pleasing feature Of a reyiying
world this familiar acquaintance ana
that salutlng us with we'll remem-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

Mems Fancy Black Cotton Hose
with colored silk embroiierv splicei
heel ana double sole ISC
for. ,s..st ,ttfs'.ssf's' 'sfs''' lON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
WHITE GOODS
DEPARTMENT.

a snow drift OF beautiful White
Urgandies, lndlas, Tissues. Batlsts
Lawns, Mulls and Piques. we have
an the pretty sheer white material
Tor commencement dresses. Come
early and get last year prices.
Sheer White India Linens. ~
on sale al" Gee .., 90, U1C
White india Linens. 30 inch wide
the zoe kind, slightly damaged
places on sale as long as I1Ic
IL lasts, al" '.,, .. .,.. - 1917
Soft Snow white Null worth 25c
including Plain Colors, 11I
MONDAY at ..-' .,........ lETS
Plain White Nainsook i5c TO IKE
a great snap Monday II.
at' '''' see '...-'....,......,,. III
All over Lace Linen for Chndren's
Dresses and Guimps 33-inch r.
VIDE only -,,,... ...........IOl
White Welt Piques. heavy quality
already shrunk. the regular price
Is Csc you can have them IT,
inns week FOR. .,,., ..,...... LOT
An White Welt plques in Dainty
Figures aud Scrolls. worth from 25c
TO iOc oil at one price this On,
week at 90. &C.. .,,........ EUL
Short lengths In English Long
Cloth. the kind you pay l1i5c for.
lengths ranging from 6 to I1I
10 yards. by piece only at. Ik5C
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

NV. apparatus on the state OF the nor.
71. MUS system was thus clearly shown.
u Ne female cat was much more tract.
a'." under these experiments than the
. XIV From Recent Developments with
,l.' = Bays bv Prof John Trowbrldee
for APRIL '''''' WI y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
LADIES' "SAPH0"
BELTS.

BELTS-The Sapho Belt in white.
Black and colors, fits perfectly and
lends grace TO The figure LE
Price Csc and up............O INC
our Customers say We have the
largest and best selected stock ln
salt Lake and we believe we have.
JABOTs. TIES. COLLARS. FL.
CHUS and FRONTS, In an the new.
est MA best styles obtainable.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-13
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

sHIELDS-The body Of Fred Shields win b ship
ped to Toronto, Canada. for interment Friends
may view the body this afternoon at Butter
worth's chapel
HUUS-Funeral services for A. o. Huns VIII be
held Thursday at D. m. from Butterworth 5
chapel, under auspices Of Home Camp. No. rs.
Woodmen Of the World.
GILL-At 1904 Twentyfrst avenue, Seattle. Wash,
February u, 1900, Thomas Melvin GIN. infant son
Of Mr., and Mrs James Gin, aged months.
The funeral will take place at 10 a today
from the residence Iuternent In Calvary ceme-
terry
wILLIAMsON-At Latoua. Wash. February IL.
1900 Daniel K Williamson. aged St years.
ROTH-At the Great Northern depot. February u.
1900 Neegsrd Roth, Of heart disease. aged about
~ yearA
FORSBERG--At Providence hospital, February II.
1900 A. Fonber9. Of pneumonia, aged 81 years
HAFER-The funeral Of George T. Hsfer win take
place ut ,. m. today from Bonney etewars
funeral parloss. under the auspices Of j. o. %. r..
board Of relief Interment In Lake View cerne-
terry. All Odd Fellows invited.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-13

The foile wing letters await advertisers
At this cfhee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-13
ron sALE-cITr REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-CITr REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-By
HUFFMAN & SHEARER,
Real Estate and Mines,
COS New York Block.
FARMS.
Is 900 acres of farms and woodland, In ISL
and county, at $3.50 TO 500 per acre, and
In tracts of five to 900 acres.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
81, 0o0-House and large lot, fine lawn, with
fruit trees and shrubbery: overlooking
Lake Washington: car lines: q good
buy.
s., l50-A double house. rooms each. and
bath; renting at $35 per month; Twelfth
avenue south
Ss5O0-New eight-room house. on Harvard
avenue; lot 10xl2s: fruit trees, etc.
s.. 250--6-room, modern house, on Twenty
ninth avenue, overlooking Lake WASH
ington: large lot, fine yard and view:
terms.
MINING PROPERTY.
We have a block of stock in company
owning several valuable mines In Alas
ka, the buyer of this stock will be sent
north on salary with men and machinery
to work the mines; investigate this; no
wildcat in IT,
We have several good claims in the Atlin
district; come in: we will tell yin about
them; also some good placer mines near
Circle City.
HUFFMAN q SHEARER,
6n3 New York Block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-13
POsT-INTELLIGENC WANT AID.
AGENCIES.


fhs Post-Ineilieeurer esta bished branch aeen-
~ whsfs classified advertisements will Do received
antn 10 .. - each day. The rates charged at the
eganch agencies the q 1t the P0at Inteif-
gsncer business office. Cash ads only will Be- taken
ct branch sgondes Following r. the list OF agenctss
YePke Barrington's drug store,
Second avenue ana Pike.
Broadway Pharmacy. r. 70. Fisher,
broadway and James.
Rent0n Hill Pharmacy. Ma1fssn
street and Fifteenth avenue.
walla walla Pharmacy, Twenty
Arst and East Jemerson.
Freeborn's Pharmacy. Ninth ave-
aue south aad Jackson.
shfrtleTs Drug store, Twenty
thira avenue south and Jackson.
6chmits' Drug store, 1O22 Howell
corner Boren.
North Seattle Pharmacy, Dattssy
ana First avenue.
4. y. 0uy's Pharmacy. Denny way
ana Fifth avenue north.
y. =. Costtgan's Pharmacy, Quesn
Aano avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Psesten's Pharmacy, Ballard ~.
snss.
FREMONT.
Rpemsnt Drug Company, Lake
street asa Ewiug avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-13

PUBLISHERS SoTlCE.-Trsveiing agents are
Z A Mcclellan o. B. LOOMS. @. Lewis Cover and
n. Blanchard City collector X. T. Hawley.
JOAN d. shsehsn, n. n Gohlke, C. II. 6tsfen and
Robert Akin. PoStmasters everywhere are our
agents Pay money only to these and 70 our rest
dent agents In tho various cities and towns OF the
Z. orfhwesf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

y1000-23 rooms boarding house; lease: q
boarders from S. 10 81 per week.
32,0oo-Interest fine business. long lease,
worth 800: on Second avenue
81 ,60o-Interest in shingle mill, incorpor-
ated: purchaser to take charge of the
business.
81 rooms. close in: great bargain.
90 rooms, steam heat; cheap lease.
20 rooms. rent So: transient trade 81 600
s50o-Groeery and fruits: rent SIS; very
cheap.
S250--Cigars and fruits: location good. bar
gain.
Business opportunities all descriptions,
city or country. HALL, 404 New York
block; established 1855.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-13
WANT ADS.

Advertise ments under any
Aeading In CLASSIFIED columns,
} IL . word each Insertions min
inum charge, 2Bc. Classinea
advertisements runnisg one
msntb without change Of copy,
$3.50 per lfns (seven words
, eeunt 20 line). On three
n0nths' order, e1.3B per Haze
Per months on SIX monthS or
Der. e1.2O Der isne per month";
- yearly order, ~ Per nss
Der mSnth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-13
FOR sALE-AcRE TRAcTa


POSITIVELY MUST RE SoLD--0unoe
obliged 10 stay In warm climate on &C.
count of health; 30 acres Puget Sound
water front land. within stsht Of SeattIa.
small house and orchard; well Of pure
fencing done; viii sell all or part. ROOD
roads aud near rostoffice and steamer
landings: very cheap for cash or one.
half cash, 81 900 takes the lot. cost dou-
BILE Charles Lennox SprcckalSvile,
Maui Hawaiian Islands.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-13
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE OF fine furniture. con-
tents of private house. Bickerton &
Dewitt will sell on the premises, 2ls
East Wall street, on Wednesday, the
14th, the furniture of seven rooms. COM
mencing at 10 o'clock sharp: Bed sets,
springs, mattresses, extension table,
dining chairs. fine secretaire, rockers.
elegant pier glass, marble vases, bfsque
ware Bohemian glass china, fine varf-
ETY. Of shells. paintings, Domestic ma
chine cost 375: crockery, Brussels car
pets, superior range, kitchen furniture.
chrice MIA ntS etc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-13

wANTED-PARTNER
PARTNER wanted with $3.50 I'm good pay
ing business: also a store for rent on
Second avenue, rent $40; also a longirg
house, $500: restaurant, $500, or one 800,
and a cigar, candy and fruit stand, N1b:
wANTED-Partner with $1,000 enlarge
ment established mandatory, paying 80
per cent Smith 500 New York block.
WANTED-Partner in paying inside bus
mess; stand investigation. Call 1905
Third: phone Buzz COL.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-13
--ss.l.st4 iii|iissi iiasssiisslssi----'- -as .
SOCIETY NOTICES.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED - FEMALE

YOUNG lady would like position as com
panion 10 invalid, young or elderly lady
good references. Address c |. care Post =
lntciligencef,
uousEKEEPER would like position. 925
ycsler.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-13

liz and il3 Washington Building.
Tel. Black 231.
FOR SALE BY
l.. w. NESTEI.LE & CO,
Real Estate and Mining Brokers,
Room Z. Hotel Butler
Cape Nome mining. and city property:
titles perfect and terms reasonable.
Have full claims on following creeks:
Osborn, Buster. Basin Dry, Sampson.
Discovery. Quartz and Sunset; tundra
claims east and west OF Nome Business
lots in all parts of the city. Can and
get prices before buying.
NOME
PLACER CLAIMS.
For Ssle-6 claims. properly staked and re-
corded on well known creeks. located in
the early spring OF last year; owner must
have money to wosk other claims spot
il. r. PARKER a co.
Phone, Blue eol liz Yesler way.
S. Ooo-At invoice price, grocery in bust
ness center doing large and profitable
S. 800 Best furnished Broom lodging
house in city. new building. centrally
FREEMAN & PERSON.
70 sullivan building.
A young man Of excellent education.
good business ability and small capital
desires to correspond In reference 70 an
opening tn Seattle or Puget Sound c0un-
try. with preference for megcantiie or
manufacturing pursuits. Address. with
fun particulars. Lock Box 10. Council
BUNS, Iowa
r.ao-Lodging house Of % rooms on promi-
nent street furniture new. large ana air,,
rooms. rent SO. II you want a house Ina,
viii please and make you lots Of money
''' EDWARDS s. HALLECK.
slsls Third avenue, near Madison street
wANrEp-A good energetic business
man with g. S0o 10 join in starting a
branch in a fourishing town near seat
tie in connection with an already estab-
ishe s., ara p@yins ieg'',Fm 1 easiness e,
Third
FOR sALEs-At a bargain. a business
clearing 500 a month. Al location. best
OF references. legitimate reasons for
selling. thorough Investigation invited
N.eo. Address room s Seattle National
Bank block.
II you have housekeeping rooms or Furnish
"a rooms 20 let list them wiih as a. We
have calls for them Al DAY long.
EDWARDS 4 HALLECK.
slsi1 Third avenue. near Madison street.
WANTED Man with 500 to join us m
grubsfaking a hrst-clAss miner and ex-
pert 20 20 10 and secure mining proper
ties m the sgtlpter mlaing district %
oregon. J. Z. West & Co. 81 First ave.
BUSINESS man. experiences. ,travelmw
70 Eastern states. England ant CONT
mental Europe, f. open 20 business en-
gaxement. legitimate propositions only
Address t ~ care Pos,-inteiligencer
FOR sALE-Elegansly furnished eixht-
room private res idence, modern In every
psrttcula. and one 81 The best snaps 10
DAY on the market. Two days only. Nor
Ean's Exchange. iAli Third avenue
FOR sALE-HoteI brick. clearing fsp1
month. So. Goe; lodging house 81 rooms.
1850 clearing s9ol month. restaurant
receipts 500 day. $3.50 Western Fx-
change. %. Wv York block.
ron SAyF- N.aufss,fs Casa ala noe, -, -.
building just furnished complete. fneSt
cafe In the city. also bakery: long lease.
proprietor going into other business.
Apply on pron;ssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-13

FOR RENT-Somc desirable farms IN a.
sirable localities for rent or sale, on ~
vorable terms, c. L. Parker. Il Halle
block, city,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-13
FOR sALE-LonerNe HOUSES.

WE have some fine lodging houses fur.
nished. from rooms TO % rooins A.
reasonable prices, also cigar, fruit anf
confectionery stands, grocery stores. n.
looms, millinery stores; we have every.
thing you Wish for few days 1870 Third.
phone Bun COL.
FOR SALE--Grand opportunity 10 ~.
quire an old established lodging hcusN
81 rooms, close "a. and always full; mar
" selling has been In possession twrivs
years ana " retiring from business. no
agents need apply. Address NJ a. cara
post-Intelligencer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-13

AUCTION sale OF household furniture. the
contents OF six -roomed private residence.
Rickerton e. Dewitt Will sell on the
premises, 1i01 Yesler avenue. on Friday,
the 10th, at 10 O'Clock sharp: Bed sets.
springs mattresses, bedding, extension
table dining chairs secretaire. center
tables, cobhler and patent rockers. Dom
este sewing machine portieres, hang
ing lamps Monitor steel range, gas
range crockery. glass. carpets, rugs.
cooking utensils etc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16
0GS I SHADE OFF
2 LAB Cents Lower With
Quality Good.
TOPS UP TO SAT- ~
5ood Saturday Supply and
the Trading Good,

There was q Saturday easiness at the
hog trading centers yesterday, and this
market, with q laI ger run than any Sat
drday IN long tune, one week ago
There was an unstea diness about the
market for some time after the open ng.
There were conflicting reports from
other points and confusing rumOrs and
reDOrts about possible receipts for this
point However. there was an active
demand for butcher hogs and packer
hOgS also, and the Cn-y tear al al eE-
pressed was that the reported late cars
in might not snow up There were. In
an, eleven cars yaraed and these sold
promptly and at prices ~ to cents
lOWer. Ihere were very lew car q 3
sold which would indicate &c loE er
market and more than that unmtstaka
bly, showed not any less than 21a Genus,
and a few a shade lower However, the
general and ialr aYerags was = Z
cents lOWer range me hogs were
mainly very fair. the weights being
heavy, but the grade better than the or
binary run Of the week, ErIcay alone
excepted, when extra chotce hogs anG a
good supply of them, poured IN. Arten-
ton is called to the tables below IN
one seemingly inc ngruOus SITUATION
namely, the wide difference between the
top price Of the day and the tcp OF the
bulk. This nve-Cent difference is e1-
planned from the fact that the TOP load
was an extra choice and finely selected
lot Of fancy hOgs, averaging, as shown
IN the table 313 pounds, with no dock;
all raised by one man and selected Tor
shipment; and il was said by he buy er
that there was not enc hog in the lot
OF 70 head which was IN any notice able
manner different from any other hog.
They were exceptionally even in show
up, and unusually Wen formed, and well
worth the $4.771k top, which was 235
cents under the tops for the two for
mer days, Thursday and Friday For
Saturday II was a very satisfactory day,
both in supply of hogs, quality, and
quotation