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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-05
BARRY SAWS
Iron and steel.
MILL SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS


common washboards. siss9IsO; ciOthespins. 500
Iron and Steel.
&c: plew slab. 4.5Oc: American cast steel e9iic;
tire steel. sgsisc; spring STEEL 4hqSc
Leather.
Oak SOLE ssa43c: hemIock sole. Tds7c: har.
ness. sSa4Oc; skirtng. 2sq4oc; single strap 40
caifskin. SOcGsi: French caifskin. s-a0ai.ss.
Nails and Horseshoes.
s2ss ras eat from mill ssis rates. Horsessoes.
per keg. 81; mule shoes. per keg. N50; horse
nails. s4a5 per box Barb wire. galvanized. IS;
4sc per gall coal OIL legal test. sGl4c-
Provisions.
sugar-cured Hams-Indiana. Il to Is lbs aver
Shoulders-English cured. Reliable. IS to % lbs
average. PIC; sugar cured. Indiana. s to 10 lbs
Picked Pork-Fancy boneless pig. pork. per brl
100 LBS :o de sesl leI per r &c S. e sc
per brl 200 lbs, $2l; Indiana bean or towl. per
br 200 lbs. 81 80 Also half brls 100 lbs. at half
tionai cost of package.
rendered c Pure S ,ssa lsse
80 to 70 lbs average i.4e; 20 to 30 lbs aysrase
l4bsc clear bellies, 70 TO 50 average, l3-zc,
10 % lbs average. Hc; II TO is lbs average. l5c;
clear backs, 20 to 30 lbs average i3itc; II to Is
lbs average. 135.c. In dry salt nc less.
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Apples-Cider. Motifs. per brl. 81; New York
Gravensteins, So; Kings. 50; 20-oz, 50; Baldwins.
in bulk. 81; Greetings, per bril- 81.
Beans-Handpicked pea. $, 50 per bu
Cabbage-New York domestic. IS per ton; New
York Danish. IS per ton
Celery-Michigan. Csc doz: home grown. 2o03oo
doz
Cocoanuts-A per bag.
Cranberries-Cape Cod and Jerseys. ss5o0s per
brl; Cape Cod. SO per box.
Grapes-Catawba, pony baskets. zoe: Tokays.
per crate. ~
Hickory Nuts-Per bu, &l-5O
Kale-5Oc per brl.
I,ernons-Extra fancy vsrdellia. $50 size, s37y
per box; 300 size. $780, California. box 3-75.
Lettuce-50c per bu
Oranges-Jamaica. ss.2s; Florida. Ss.2S; Califor-
MIA Navels. .S.75.
Onions-Red. SIS per cwt: yellow N.2o; white.
81 Is; Spanish. 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white. soc per bu; home
grown. per bu. soc.
Radishes-25c per doz-
ShaIlots-60c per doz.
Sweet Potatoes-Baltimore, $3.50 per bri: Ill.,
nois Jerseys, 81 IS.
Seed clover, prime. s565.5o: English clover. $50
$50: alsike, s6d6.0. Timothy, prime. $1,000
Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. N.sodi. GO; extra
clean 60d70c. Orchard grass, 81 &o4l.5o; red top.
s0cdsl Is. English bluegrass. 81
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BITTEN BY A SPIDER.


SANTA MONICA, CAL. Dec. Aged
Sam Carson has been found dead in his hut
far up in Santa Monica canyon. He had
been bitten by a spider. Carson was about
eighty-three years OF age and claimed to be
a son of the renowned scout, Kit Carson -
For many years the old man had lived at
the head of a rustic canyon with only his
horses and dogs for company. Before taxi
ing up his abode in the mountains the
stories are that Carson had a most pic
turesque career as a pioneer gold hunter,
Indian fighter and adventurer.
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Faith in Anti-Pass Act.

An official Of the Pennsylvania, in re-
ferring to the coming meeting of the presi-
dents Of the trunk lines on the 18th, when
the anti-pass rule will be considered, re-
Marked 81 think the anti-exchange pass
has come to stay. The Western roads OBJ
ject and have fought the rule bitterly.
think they will be again worsted; not only
will exchange pass rules be renewed, but
the whole pass system will be curtailed.
The first blow will be at the political
passes. The roads have got about every
thing they need from the States in the way
of legislation, and II would seem there is
no necessity for keeping up the enormous
drain on the railroad companies
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.-Three bodies
have been recovered from the wreck of the
steamer Progreso, on which an explosion
occurred yesterday. The bodies found to-
day We're those of Charles Glen, Howard
Dove and Joseph Rex. The names of J.
McGinty and John Barry were added to the
list of missing to-day. making the number
still unaccounted for ten.
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prices paid by shippers.)
Young turkeys, lie; hens, &C; cocks. &c; young
DUCKS Sc: geese, 81 20 per doz; springs. &c.
Came-Rabbits s1.254L40 per doz Mallard
ducks $3.50 per doz
Cheese-New York full cream. 13Ql4c; Swiss,
nc: brick 14c: linburger. 13c.
Butter-Choce roll. 15c per Id; country but
ter. 15c.
Reeswax-3oc for yellow. 25c for dark.
Feathers-Prime geese Soc per Id; prime duck.
Wool-Merchantable, medium. Ice; bury and
understandable, 3G5c less; coarse grades, 15c;
6ne merino. I3d15c; tub-washed. 25G2Sc.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
C=reen-salted Hides-No. /, Slkc; No. 2, TIC;
No calf. lOc: No. calf Sc.
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VITAL sTATIsT1cs-DEC. 4.
Births

Harry and Mirnie Meyer. 500 West Eleventh.
boy. -.
Spencer and Sarah Mathew. 2zls Hovey street
4. P. and Mrs. sayIes 1906 North Capitol ave.
nue.. girl. - 60,
Daniel and Rhoda Higginbothan. 200 Minkner
Michaei and Mary Mailey. "a South Senate
os-a sir
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Freight officials of Indianapolis lines are
holding sessions at the English Hotel, the
purpose of the meeting being to adjust
rates on iron products in this territory
which, says one OF the freight officials in
attendance, means an advance In rates Of
10 per cent. Other matters will come be-
fore the meeting. but the one mentioned
is of the most Importance.
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Declared Insane.

Charles II. Dixon, thirty-five years OF
age a travelling salesman who was recently
brought to this city, his home. from the
Cook County Asylum in Chicago. was de-
clared insane by a commission yesterday
and committed TO the asylum.
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Henry Clay Allen, Judge.

Carrie Emery VS.. Parker Emery. Sub
mitted to court. Finding for plaintiff. De-
cree of divorce Maiden name of Carrie
Unger restored. Judgment against defend
ant for costs.
Frank Moninger VS. Ida Moninger. Sub
mitted TO court. Finding for plaintiff. De-
cress of divorce. Judgment for plaintiff.
Anna Jones VS.. Philip Jones Defendant
defaulted. Submitted to court. Evidence
heard. Finding for plaintiff Decree of
divorce. Plaintiff restored her maiden name
of Anna Harris. Judgment against defend
ant for costs.
Henry C. Miller VS. Elvira Miller. Sub
mitted to court. Finding for defendant.
Divorce denied. Judgment against plaintiff
for costs. Plaintiff ordered to pay into
court in sixty days s25 for defendant.
Sarah A. Holman VS.. John Homan; sup
port Submitted to court. Evidence heard.
Continued for argument.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford, Judge
Ruby Demoos; petit larceny. Arraigned.
Pleaded guilty. Sentence suspended during
good behavior.
NEW SUITS
John ]. Deak VS.. George Daupert and
John Z. Spafford; damages, s.. 500. Superior
John Clark VS.. The Big Four R. r. Co..
damages. $4,000. Superior Court. Room 2.
sadie l. Mobley VS.. Harry Mobly; divorce.
Superior Court, Room g.
William ]. Warner VS. Clinton H. Debolt
ct al; complaint for renewal of judgment
Circuit Court.
Ford Bazel. by Nathaniel A. Seymour,
guardian, VS.. The L. Z. & w. r. r. Co;
damages, $4,000. Superior Court, Room 3.
Willanet Trice VS.. William II. Trice; d.
Vorce Superior Court, Room 1.
Ella Manion, admir- of Michael Manion.
deceased, VS.. l.. E. g. w. r. r. Co.; dam
ages. $4,000. Superior Court Room g.
Fredericka Sauter VS.. Matthias Sauter;
divorce Superior Court, Room 1.
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WANTED-A lady TO &C: as general agent over
ten sub. lady agents for manufacturing COM
Pany; SIS per month and expenses: can be at
home every night Collections 81 200 per month
500 cash deposit required. with references Cali
and see line Of goods at GRAND HOTEL, Sam
pfe Room No. = "
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Burial Permits.

Jacob Miller. thirty-four. City Hospital. small
Dox.
Harold Bostick. seven months, 27S Wyoming
street. meningitis. -.
Eliza Sullivan seventy-six. 4O3 East Ohio
street. endo-carditis.
Anna u Barnitt seventy-nine us North SEN
ate avenue. diffuse arterio-scirhosis.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty Transfers Made Matter Of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Dec. 4. 1902 as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. l27 East Market street. Both tele-
phones 3005
Mary c. Lesser to Daisy Baker DIT n w
4. Sec Is, TIP Is. r 3. Center town
n W u Sec Is. TIP is. r 5. Center
George o ". HOFFMAN to Thomas j. Ham.
iton Lot / Hubbard aS ct tcs ais s sub Of
and Laurel sts) .:........................ $4,000
Frances RANGES a 4 De Le sas >, 70 r, AI y y
6Pike township Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Esh =, & ss:o,s E NJ M,i .sa
Lawrence. CRear Orchard st.
Mary ry" c + Howe to Lafayette Perkins
Talbot av, near 10th so............... 100000
Samuel NJ. Tomlinson to John W. Tom
linson. pt W =. Sec Is TIP Is. ,o.
James mss' 5. Cruise to Charles z. Holloway.
und y Lot Is. McCarty's sub OF Outlet
Arthur NJ. Benner to Margaret Morgan.
Lot c and nd Rt aO; 81 S >, sd6 Ses to
cranvilIe NJ ballard 70 WiIser g: Aus
tin. Lots IL and II, Billiards. sub.
Columbia Place add. osenate av. near .o0o
4sd sO ...-...-..... o''.W
Lot 2s Blk 10. Fietener. ir;,s North
east add (Yandes st. near 18th ST.: lIS0.0
MCDANIEL Lot 234 Morton Place
New Jersey st. near 10th sc.--.---.-.- z1o-W
Grace Gentry Susie DE Wald. Lot B'.
in lst West Park add ruth ST. near
Washington stD fvV-0
Edward +. Claypooi TO Edwin A Vert.
| Lots 1877 19s and lse. Morton Place add
New Jersey 81. near I'D so..........,.. SsSo.W
| Cgeopatra c Barbour 10 Herman seek.
Lot I25 MiIiigan's Brook Park add
(Samoa St near Brookside avl...-.-.... 5000
| Annie Cooper 10 James y. Shelton. una
int in pt Lot ~. Charles St John
Nests add. CMiil ~. near 18TH ST.. LOO
Christine q. Butt % Florence NJ. Rays,
| lot ISL Julian et al. = sub and add 70
Irvington. CRawls V, near Arlington
-'e.o'
| Annie r. Birk trustee. et al 10 Agnes
| L pfrk trustee. Lot f6 T. a Nor
| ris's % add. alabama 81. near 18th
i efl a."
Net,ie 8 Iowder 10 Jennie III. Seward.
| lot IA Walkers Sunnysi1e aud 10
1 Irvington WV
| Marion Trust Company. guardian. 10
| Jennie II. Seward. same as above. Soioe
Transfers 20: totai confederation. .sei2 1850
| Building Permits.
Mill De Frees. ns West Michigan street. re-
| Nattev N North Rural street
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Petition I'm Bankruptcy.

Minomen o. Hert. a merchant Of Oolitic.
Lawrence county. filed a petition in bank
ruptcy yesterday. His liabilities are $3.-
627. so and his assets s5.42l.9S.
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rao Raab under a bond of $3.50. to look
after the estate of Richard Buck. the Cum
berland, Ind, farmer who was recently
found lying dead in a pool of water under
bridge over Buck creek in Cumberland.
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Charles Gardner and Maggie Flaherty. -,
Thaddeus Julian Gillespie and Daisy D. LioSu.
Ncrvai Miller and Katie Jones
Edward Mcintyre and Anna o Hara
Thomas II. Order and Charlotte j. Green.
Frank Monninger and Theresa Moran
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Probate Commissioner Walker yesterday
granted letters OF administration to Con-
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WANTED-One good buhr dresser; a man who
can lay out, furrow and face; young man pre-
ferred good wages and steady employment to
the right party. RICHMOND CITY MILL
WORKS. Richmond, Ind
WANTED-Recruits for the United States Ma
rins Corps. able-bodied men OF good character
between the ages OF q and IS years not less than
feet inches and not over feet l inch In
height. OF good character and not addicted TO
the use Of liquor; must be citizens OF the United
States or persons who have legally declared
their intentions to become citizens, able to read
and write English properly, as well speak 1t.
No minors married viii be accepted.
This important branch OF the Naval Service
offers SPECIAL INDICTMENT TO RE-
CRUITS. the law PROVIDES for the PRO
NOTION Of WORTHY NONCOMMISSIONED
OFFICERS 70 SECOND LIEUTENANTS. Ma
rines are enlisted for period Of four years and
are generally stationed in large cities. and
now serving in Cuba. Porto Rico. Manila and
Guam. and when sent to have a fine oppor-
tuniy TO see all parts OF the world Pay from
&13 to ~ per month. Clothing. board and medi-
cal attendance provided IN addition to pay
Apply at U. 3. Marine Corps Recruiting Office,
Room 80 Newton Claypooi bldg corner OF
Pennsylvania and Ohio streets.
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STORAGE.

~~~~~~~~~~-~~~>~~~~>~>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.
STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East Ohio and Union
tracks. only frst-class storage solicited. Grating
and packing. Phones rs
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All advertisements inserted in these columns
are charged at the very low rate of cents a
line. Blank dash lines the price per
line. Telephone 2sS and your add will be called
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Building Permits.

Building Permits.
Mill De Frees. ns West Michigan street. re-
p. james heller. % North Rural street. frame
Tesairs. slsA
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DIED

BARNITT--At the family home. us Senate ave
nue., North. Dec. 3. 1902. Anna Jane Barnitt
widow of the late Thomas Barnitt, ST. Burial
private
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LOST.

Observation-Disclosures fox terrier dog, 'Sprite:"
clear white tan ears and face mark; tan spot
on tail. Return TO 80 Woodruff Place or call
telephone Black ISL. Liberal reward.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED
II you have anything to buy. sell or trade make
that fact known through the Sunday Journal
want ads. You Will get the desired results.
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Bar iron. 2.5oc: horseshoe bar. arse: nail rod.
&c; plcw slab 4.50c; American cast steel. a61lc:
tire steel, Sq3isc; spring steel. 4hQ5c.
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Oak sole, 33G43c: hemlock sole, Id37c; har-
ness 35d40c; skirting, 2Sq40c; single strap, 40
45c: city kip. e0ds0c; French kip. socasL2 20: city
calfskin 90cas1: French calfskfn, 81. 20Q1.S6.
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT.

SUPERIOR COURT.
Room John l.. McMaster, Judge.
Albert G. Changer Shaw C. Love; dam
ages. On trial by jury.
Pliny w. Bartholomew VS.. Samuel l..
Morrow; foreclosure Dismissed and costs
paid.
Room FLAMES NJ. feathers, Judge.
Frederick Marchal Indianapolis
Street-railway Co.; damages Jury re-
turned verdict for plaintiff and awarded
damages of $125.
Room 3-Vinson Carter, Judge.
Marion Trust Co, Trustee, Fannie
Lanier ct al; foreclosure. Dismissed and
costs paid.
indianapolis Drop Forging Co. VS.. White
River Lodge, 1. n. Association of Machin-
lists ct al; injunction. On trial by court
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Under a Constitutional provision author
used exclusively for charitable purposes.
a building owned by a charitable institu-
ton. but part of which is used for store.
cannot be exempt, although the rents are
used for charitable purposes. [92 North
western Rep. South Dakota, Judge Haney),
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fThe quotations given below are the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers)
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THE MARKETS
JoBBlne QUOTATIONS
rcoRRHcrHD pAILx.T
eresa Pratt

Demona-sf-tQ J 500 a boz. cooking
apples. tt8t.3i essiak apples. q -
01to. oranges. t3.7o0ato. bananas.
nTs0s.so, pineappieH. fs.o9 per dos
seeding oranges, ss.ssm3sol lines.
tIbodsoo case; iAnKerines. u.Tss
grape fruit, iaJos3syoo.
vsrsneiss
Potatcea--fs0 ooqss % a ton: bcets,
ti.eeut1s per sack. carrots. s5Ufse:
per sack. lettuce. si.so per rasel
tarnips. e9c an.zJ. garlic e.. cabbaEa
tLsxei.go par ewt; huakn. aoc. cslerr.
CSC per doag sweet Potatoes. s. ID
per ease CHILL peppers, zs0t0c. aauer
kfaai. sN4ac; Tomatoes. ti.s98t.fs
per crate. rndishea. i0c per doH
parsley, ao9toc: onions. sz.2sUz.E9 per
Cwt{ parnnips. 5ao. ehuiiiiowsr.
s0Osoa. pumpkins. 13zAc per ID.
- sss1 20: squAHhcH. zisc. var beans.
Ire. nrtichokee. e9U 10 per dor.
string beans. f9tec. cucumb~ru.
gi.soai.Ts per box Brussels sprouts.
s4se, peas fWsc: rhubArh. s8Tc
per lbl spinach, to45tc per box.
AsparaxuA If9lse per 10.
Batter. cassss. Eggs aaa rssItry
Butter - Washington ereamstiea.
soo: fresh Iowa and Etgsn. ssg 10e1
ranch, iTg2oc. storage Iowa. zee.
York. iiM0ise. Wisconsin. iac.
Hoquefort. sscs Edam, gio90iaoe
par case; New Eark. isHiec. Linn
burssr. is5ilc. prfrE. isGi7e. swisA
ndis~
Egss-strie,iy fresh ranch. iTaise.
California. ig8iGc, Oregon. isc.
Live ponltry-- Hens. t1h4itc: tuF-
Keys. ia@iic. geese. iogiic. ducks.
t1c.
Dressed pouitry-Turhsys it0ise.
geese. u3i1cl ducks. it9isci chick
an=. l1ffl4r.
fioasy-i26itc.
frsvisiass
Fresh rnsat--cow beef. 70 per ID.
steer beef, 797He per 10. mutton.
wesh.r. 7tSci ewes. TIC. pork. ice
per ID: veal large. &C: small. i0c.
Proyisipus-Haius,i 2Mc. breakfast
backs, isc. bellies. iee.
nay-pugst sound. per ton. tfs0o
Eastern Washington timothy. gis.094
ie.eo. alfalfa, i2aiao.
orAin-Oata, t2aD0: wheat. 81 80
corn. $500: rolled barley. "a %.
Corrected daily The following
prices arc being offerei 10 the pro-
Queer in round lots on the dock Or IN
the car at Seattle:
drain-oats. s2o.6oa27. 90. barley.
tsi.00. wheat. chicken feed. f2ipq.
corn. bulk. tg1 90.
Chseae--Natiys Washington. ito
fiho.
ERRs--strictiy fremh ranch, itHiec
Butter Washington creamery. $50
HTo. ranch. i5ai7c.
CHICAGO. Arm wheat 20 rs.
IN Ta
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AFTER SIX

Talcum Powder, loo boxes. af-
ter ak. 1hC.
Quill Tooth Picks. after six, 3
punches for DC.
Carbolic aalve. 1bc boxes. for &c
Kinks Soap. big cakes, 3 for Zoe
Kinks Fine Toilet Soap, worth
25c n box; after six, l0c.
Petroleum jelly or Nasoline,
carbolated on plain, Toe size, ar
ter six, at. only Sc.
Women'e Dressing Sacques,
good quality figured outing, me-
dunn and light colors, regular
price Tso; after six, acc.
Women's Wrappers, extra good
quality cambria, In all colors,
stripes and figures, ruffies over
shoulder. deep ruffie tlounce, ex-
ira special at Zoe. after six, for
59c.
White Crochet bed Spreads, Tx
50 inches. good weight, hcmmed
ready for use, worth S5c. after
six, soc.
liemstltched Pillow Cases, t5xS6
inches, regular price 17hc; after
six, each i2lhc.
only one pair 20 n customer.
Printed Lawns. fast colors.
worth 7hc "a yard. after six, Sc.
Apron Bingham, good quality,
all cnlora and checks I'm two TO
i0-yard lengths, worth &c a yard;
after six, 4ihc.
Women's Fast Black Cotton
Hose elastic tops, double toe and
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heel, worth csc: after six, pairs
for soc.
women's Fast Black Fine Cot
ton Iron clad Hose. double toe
and heel. worth 15e a pair; after
six. Zoe.
women'e Fleece Lined Jersey
Ribbed White Vests and Pants,
French hand, see garments; af-
ter six, 80 l-3c.
Women's Swiss Ribbed white
Cotton Vests, low neck and
sleeveless, worth Ice: after six,
&c.
Dover Egg Beaters, after six, &c
Rock Tea Pots, after six, i0c.
All our Fancy Work Baskets,
after six. at half price.
Only one basket TO a customer.
Macbeth's Peary Top Lamp
Chimnoys, No. ., best on earth.
for. each, Sc.
csc s-lnch Berry Bowls; after
six, i0c.
Good Gas Nantes. only &c each.
but five TO a buyer at this price
Mrs. Potts Sad Irons. with tin
top. at 69c a set
only one set TO a buyer.
Tally-Ho Playing Cards. regu-
lar price Csc; after six. ihc.
kennllworth Wove Children's
BOX Note Paper, white, ruled,
regular price iac; after six, l0c.
David G. Cooks New Sabbath
Library, regular price DC "a copy.
after six, Sc each.
pennison's pcrfumed Sealing
Wax, regular price Sc; after six.
&c stick.
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MINES IN
SIBERIA
Seattle Corporation to Work
Russian Territory

John Rosonc, president OF the
Northwestern Commercial Co, and
Col. wonlarlaruky % 81 Petersburg,
have been granted siberian con-
cesaion that embraces territory larg-
or than the state u Washington.
Yesterday MIR. hnaeno received n
cable from 81. Petersburg, stating
that the concession had been signed
by the Russian government. The
concession grants to Mr., Roaene. Col.
wonlariarnky and associates the ex-
elusive trading and mining rights Ia
the Siberian territory bounded by the
Arctic omcan on the north. Anadlr
Mound on the south. tierinE son on the
east and on tho west by line drawn
from tho River Angouisma 90 An
adir on the south.
This territory g. supposed 70 De
rich In minerals. II lies IN the same
general trend na the rich Nome dis
trtot. and Il is thought by mining ex-
perts that the mineral deposits COM
tInue wcst OF Boring straits.
Hsaequartsrs Here
The Northeast Siberian Co r. now
being organised IN 81. Petersburg 20
develop the concession. Col Won
iariarnky 10 the president 90 the
&R4AAA8ANF AAAA AsAA AAAAtAH AfN ~ Wv AANAtH
aging director. The headquarters
OF thu company are 20 be in Seattle.
The coming summer three trading
pests win be established ia the ter
rltoryl ono at floYer bay, one az
AnhdiF and ono at 81. Lawrence bay.
The coneeaaionairies are exempt
from Russian import duties for IS
years. but must Eiye police rrptec-
ton to Inhabitants during THAI time.
II Ia estimated that thefe are about
io.oo9 native Inhabitants in the con.
csaaaon. part OF whom make their iiv-
ing by raising reindeer. Tbs North
east Siberian Co. viii establish trad
Ing posts 10 deal with these people.
For the company the Northwestern
Commercial Co. will carry on the
ocean transportation. but coaHtwime
nset viii be established for the
Northeast Co.'S business.
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DOTS0N IS
HANGED

DEER LODGE. Mont. April A.
Clinton Dolaon was hanged hers to-
daily for completely In the eonsplr-
acy that resulted IN tho murder Of
his own father.
po,aon, who was IN the penlten-
tlary for life for another murder.
conspircd with companion. who
was about 20 be released. 20 kin the
elder DOtson and force a confession
IN which the murdered man assumed
responsibility for the crime for
which the son was convicted. and
stated that his conscious had driven
him 20 commit suicide. The plan
Was carried out. but another con
Wet Informed on the cunEpiratorn.
The man who Killed puta0n senior
was hanged two months ago.
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NoRDHoFF a e.

The selling Of fun line Of Misses Talor-made
the cost OF material extraofd mothers
absorbing intersai the pricngs thai here prnes
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sIs.sD.
Misses Suits, Worth
SIP. so at So. 40

sale today Saturday might Etn
salespeope VIII your great
crowd-out come in the morning II possible.
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LIZZIE HOWELL
TAKES A. BATH

While attempting 10 walk 10 along
Grant street bridge this morning.
fixzic Howell took a fan into the
cold waters OF the bay. During her
speedy descent che came ia contact
with pile. Although no bones were
broken, eho suffered severe bruises.
Tho water was shallow ana her res
cue easily effected She was taken
10 her home at 40 Sixth avenue
south