The new age., July 06, 1901, Image 6

THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND. OREGON.
Jefferson Garden Saloon.
DAVID THOMAN, I fop.
floes, Llquo's, Cigars. Welnhard's Beer.
1'IION'K, ItKD 1818. FAMILY ItEiOIlT.
Cor. Chapman and Jefferson 8t., Portlntid, Or
HISLOP'S
Triumph Roastei Coffees
The Mtm Rpfltkllnc, Delicious and Aro.
malic COITKK hver I'laccd
on tlili Market.
Ask Your Grocer for Them
..Four Blends..
A FULL LINE OF
Electrical
Supplies
Lighting of Buildings,
Stores and Residences
arc and incandescent. Elec
tric Power for Elevators,
Pumps and all Kinds of
Machinery.
Portland General Electric Go.
SEVENTH AND ALDER STREETS.
Both 'Phonti 385.
BAR AND BILLIARD
Furniture and
Fixtures '.' 7
ROTHSCHILD BROS.
Wfco'esalc Liquor Dealers.
22, 24, 26 First St., Cor. Burnside.
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GLEAN, AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS
REASONABLE RATES
Transtont Solioltod
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Travelois should inVo"H" Street Carat Union
Depot and transfer nt Yniiililll Street to Kant
AnViicy rr.
A. W. HEWETTT. Prop.
CHARLEY
II PIONEER RESIHI
Now on Johnson street, Oppoilto
Union Dcpo.
LUNCHES PUT UP FOR TRAVELERS
Oregon Mude Umbrellas
..C. M. MEREDITH..
UMBRELLA MANUFACTURER
Itcpalrlug ami UccowrliiK of Fine ITinbrrlta
aHH-ciall).
I Ill'J Wii.IiiiikIimi StreW.
Tlirrtt doors aboe OMt ,t King
roim.ANii.ouKoos,
EMPIRE
Livery Feed and Sale Stable
C. P. BARNARD, Prop.
Saddle Horses, Single ami Double Klgs
At All Hours.
Transient stock given the very best of care.
ltatelua)a reasonable ami satisfaction Kiir
aiilccd.
Phone Main 91. Cor. Hose and Oak Sts.
KOSEIIUKti, OKIitiOX.
Union Depot
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173 Sixth St., PORTLAND, OR.
Regular Dinner at Noon - 25c
Lunch Put Up (or Travelers.
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If you have never tried
ACME WHEAT FLAKES.
'We are headquarters for Ratson Health
Club Foods. Grano, Acme Rolled Oats,
Health Process Whole Wheat Flour.
ACME MILLS COMPANY.
20-22 N. Front St.
Phone 407. PORTLAND, OR.
Dr. Fred. A. Reisacher
Graduste of the Northwestern Unlevriltjr
Dental Collage.
First-Glass Work and Prices Rtasonablt
711 Dokum Illd'g, Cor. Third & Wellington.
POIITLAND, Or. Oregon 'Phone Oreen
VL W. ALLEN
Dispensing
Pharmacist
Phono, Oregon Main 405m
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'Phono Us for Pi lees, Kte.
306 HAST MORRISON ST.,
Just across thu bridge,
'Phone I'nlon mi, Portland, Oregon.
WHEN YOU lll'Y
Furniture, Carpets and Stoves
FOU ItOiISKKEEi'lNO
Cut Tlili Out mid (let a Heducllon at
Henry Jennings.
17'-)-l74 I'lrat Htrvvt.
T. S. TOWNSEND CREAMERY CO.
Jobber and manufacturers o(
PEOISTCREO
Fancy Creamery Butter
- AS.D
Full Cream. Cheese.
Wo Prepare a Cream tht wi'l cin.x
to Chicago in a Sweet Cuiuiiluiu.
(Jive Us a Trial 0 der.
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Phonj Oram u.'i. Portland, Oregon
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i?49 F.RE MARSHAL SWENIE OF CHICAQO 1001.
CIIICAUO'S FOUMKlt FIKB CHIEF DENIS J. SWENIE.
C'iilof Deula SvvL'ule's retlremvut from thn CIiIcoko flro department, after a
service of over tlfty yearn, miirkn mi upueli In Ore departmcut untiaU. During
that time the cliluf has Keen and helped to tluht the Kreatest cunfluRratlon of
tuoilern tlnieri the tire that almost wiped Chicago off the map in 1S71. Whllo
.that wan thu Ki't-atest lire In all probability that the chief lit destined to ever
behold, and It was the most destructive, It did not equal In the element of per
sonal danger tnuiiy others tlmt the chLf was called on to fight in his long con
nection with the department.
Denis Joseph Swcnle was born In Glasgow, Scotland, on July 20, 1834. There
Is a story that the first thrashing he ever received was for burning a pllo of
boxes near a stable, where he directed a young volunteer company with small
buckets of water. When 1.1 he shipped on a sailing vessel for America. Arriv
ing in New York In July, 1840, he came directly to Chicago. At this time the
volunteer companies were In existence. The work that they undertook was n
murvel ami u delight to the young Scot. On Dec. It, 1810, his naniu wus enrolled
as a member of the volunteer department, and ho was made a "runner" with
Niagara No. 3. In all thu months and years that have passed his name has never
been erased from the rolls of the department. The second organization to which
the veteran chief was attached was thu Ited Jacket company No. -1, which was
famotiH In the early days of Chicago. In September, 1854, the Hod Jackets
passed Into history and Mr. Swen.u leturned to the Niagara, where he remained
until 185D. when he was made first assistant engineer of the department. In
March he was iiindo chief engineer, and was assigned the work of orgunlzln
the paid steam fire department, a mighty step forward for Chicago. He went
to work, with the whole volunteer f'ce against him. In those days It was
customary for the firemen to select at 11 regular assembly a chief, who was ac
cepted by both political parties. On Oct. 1, 1873, the fire captain was mado
first assistant fire marshal by the order of Chief Hcnncr. He continued in
this position until July 3, 1870, when ho was appointed acting chief by the first
Mnyor Harrison, and was confirmed by the City Council as fire marshal and chief
of brigade on Nov. 10, 1870, which position he held until his recent resignation.
NEW NAVAL TERROR.
The 61
Ift French Armored CruUer
Jennne I 'Arc.
Frulico 1
10 nmves
linn JtiHt put Into commission
tho nb west naval terror in tho world,
tho qrulHer Jeanne D'Arc. With her
nIx funnels mid great length alio looks
liko two ordinary warships Joined to
gether. This strange craft Is designed
to bo tho vulture of tho sens. Sho Is
not to meet wnrshlpu In open battle.
She Is to prey on the couiinereo of other
nations. With her Wknot apeed she
can overtake tho fastest transatlantic
liners afloat. Tho big German passen
ger ship tho DcutRchlund, of the Hum
liuarg line, that has mado tho fastest
FRENCH ARMORED CRUISER JEANNE 'D'ARC.
day's run on record at the rate of U3 1-5
knots per hour, could oaslly bo over
hauled by tho Jeanne D'Arc. Tho
Kaiser Wllhelm der Grosse, of tho
North German lino with her S'Jft-knot
speed and tho swift Cunnrder Lucnnla,
that has crossod tho Atlantic In llvo
days and live hours, would also fall a
prey to tho Jeanne D'Arc. Tho cap
ture of a few prizes like theso from
nu enemy's merchant marine might bo
11 greater financial loss than a naval
battle defeat. Iudeed, the kuowledgo
that such a commerce destroyer as tho
Jeanne D'Arc were hovering unseen
beyond tho horizon to waylay all ship
plug would doubtless make more of a
panic In tho enemy's couutry than tho
nppearaneu of a whole hostile squadron
of warships off tho coast.
This new French mnrlno racer wns
begun about three years ago. Sho was
launched from the shipyards at Toulon
lu June, IS'.)'.). Since then tho engi
neers have been packing her hull with
machinery, puttng her big trlplo ex
pansion engines lu place and adjusting
tho three shafts and propellers. The
Jeanne D'Arc Is ns big as most ocean
liners. She is B71 feet long, with a 03
foot beam and a draught of 2d feet of
wnter. Sho has two military masts,
with fighting tops; an armor belt of
from three to six Inches In thickness,
and decks of steel plating; so she need
not be afraid of tackling any ordinary
warship. Hut her special duty will bo
to cover great distances, at high speed,
and capture all commerce that she
comes across. For this reason she hns
bunkers that will hold 1,400 urns of
coal. With this supply she could make
three trips across the Atlantic without
rccoallug. Her anuauieut consists of
Mk-
two 7luch guns in armored turrets on
deck, with fourteen 5-lucli rapid tire
guns, twenty-six smaller guns and two
torpedo tubes. Sho carries a crow of
O'JU men. Now York Journal.
A l'loturo lor a Fee.
Among tho "laughable experiences"
narrated by the Itev. D. M. Steele, In
his account of "Some People I Have
Married," In tho Ladles' Home Jour
nal, Is this one: "It was after my first
ceremony. The groom shifted uneasily
from 0110 foot to the other and observed
that they were 'surely very much
obliged.' 'You see,' he explained, 'we
have not much money to begin life,
but If things go well, perhaps lu n year
--
we can send you somo present.' I
bowed them out as graciously as I
knew how, and forgot nil nbout It. Six
months later I received by mnll a pack
ago and n letter from theso people.
They had not forgotten my kindness.
And now that they wero In
better circumstances they wanted to
send mo something nut what
should It bo? At last they had decided.
There was ono thing they were both
particularly fond of. They wero going
to send It and hoped I would npprecl
nto nnd like It. I found a cheaply
framed amateur photograph of a cat
boat on Long Island Sound. On the
margin wns written In lend pencil; 'The
place where we became engaged.' "
Origin of "Grass Widow."
Society In India, It appears from the
lleugnl papers, Is being disturbed Just
now over the origin of tho term "grass
widow," and a considerable amount
of research has beeu directed to tho
subject. So far tho Inquiries mado
have succeeded In tracing tho word
back to the year 1S44, when It was used
In tho Calcutta Revlow. In tbo opinion
of qualified philologists the term Is a
corruption of tho much older one
"grace widow." This Is derived from
"vidua do gratia," which mny bo In
terpreted literally ns "widow by fa-J
vor." London ews.
World' Greatest Match Factory.
Tho biggest mntch factory in the
world Is at TIdahalm, Sweden. It em
ploys over 1,200 men, nnd manufac
tures dally 000,000 boxes of matches.
India rubber Is almost ns elastic aa
the conscience of a politician.
Aii3SLs36 juiisitef,!.,.'. . - , J
Tho plcturosquo line and tho royal
one back to the home of your child
hood Is via tho Northern Pacific.
You will ride' over tho Rockies,
along Clark's fork of tho Columbia
and the beautiful Yellowstone; skirt
ing tho shores of Lake Pend d'Orellle,
through the famous Bad Lands of Pyr
amid Park and across the wheat fields
of tho Red river valley you go at
fifty miles an hour, and sleep and eat
In perfect comfort ns the solid veBtl
buled train rushes along.
For detailed Information, tickets,
sleeping enr reservations, mnps of
routes, etc., call on or write
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
255 Morrison street, corner Third,
Portlnnd, Or.
PULL.MAN ORDINARY 8LEEPERS.
Tho tourist travel between the East
and tho Pacific coast has reached
enormous proportions In tho last few
years, and calls for a special class of
equipment. To meet this demand tho
Pullman Company has IbbuciI from Its
shops what It technically calls tho
"Pullman Ordinary Sleeper." Theso
cars appear similar to tho regular
sleepers, being built on the snme plan,
but not furnished with tho snmo ele
gance. They arc equipped with mat
tresses, blankets, sheets, pIIIowb, pillow-cases,
towels, combs, brushes, etc.,
requiring nothing of tho kind to bo
furnished by the passenger. Each enr
has a stove for making tea and coffee
and doing "light housekeeping," and
each section can bo fitted with nn ad
justable table. A uniformed porter
accompanies each car, his business
being to mnko up berths, keep tho car
clean, and look nftor tho wants and
comforts of tho passengers. In each
of tho trains which nro dispatched
dally from Portland by tho O. R. & N.
Co. Is to bo found one of theso "Pull
man Ordinary Sleepers." Tho car at
tached to tho "Chicago-Portland Spe
cial" goes through to Chicago without
change, and tho ono In tho "Atlantic
Express" runs to KansnB City without
change Passongors In this enr for
Chicago chnngo to a similar car at
Orangcr.
Much of tho first-class travel Is
being carried In theso enrs, tho rates
being lower, nnd tho sorvlco nearly
equal to that In tho palaco sleepers.
For rates and full Information, In
cluding folders, wrlto to
A. L. CRAIG,
Gonornl Passenger Agent, O. R. & N.
Co., Portland, Oregon. ,
Travis Bros.
WOOD YARD
Hrst-Olass Wood of All Kinds
at Lowomt Market Prlcoam
463 EVERETT ST., OOR, 12th.
Phonm Hood 742.
STEPHAN'S
Evening Gowns
Street Suits
Fancy Waists
Tailor Made Suits
Riding Habits, Etc.
289 Alder Street
PORTLAND, OREGON
..TRA1INS STOP..
AT.
Wilkins' Ealing House
30 Minutes for Meals
l.tinch Counter In connection. Tho only Eat
ing House at tho Depot where you can net a
r'irl-Clag Meal.
ROSEBURG
OREGON
Am J. GILL,
General Machinist
and Repairer.
Manufacturer of Sheave?, l'lni ami I.04
eer' Supplier. Pattern and Mih11 mak.
Inc. laundry Machinery. AllklmUof
I'rlntlnK I'ress work. Printing Machin
ery set up. 1'rlntera' Machinery over
hauled, rebuilt and repaired. Paper
Knife grinding, known aa the wet pro
etas. 84 Second Stroot,
'Phono Rod 387 S. PORTLAMO, Or.
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HELENA AND BUTTE, MONTANA.
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Furniture and Carpets,
2UL203 Broadway.
Undertaken and Embalmers,
1UO Broadway,
Ttilophiino 4(t. 1IKI.KNA, MOST.
Kessler
Brewery
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Frank K. Watklm.
Parrish, Watkins
& Company.
Real Estate...
Insurance, House and
Loan Agents.
350 Alder Street,
PORTLAND, ORfeGON.
WEST COAST OYSTER CO.
Importer, Planters & Dealers In
.Eastern and Pacific Coast Oysters.
142 10th St., Oj.poilto Expoiltlou Illdg.
branch of Dnrbeo A Immel Oyitcr Co., Union
Square Market, Han Krnncl.co, ChI. Oyster
Hods. Hull Francisco llay and Dystorvlllo.Hlioal
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Old Instruments Taken In Exchaugo for
Now Ones. Columbia and Guitar Zithers,
Music and Strings. Tuning and Itepalring.
MUSIC BOOKS AND SHEET MUSIC
54 Sixth St., Cor. Pine,
PORTLAND - ' - OREGON
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67 North Third Street
PORTLAND - - OREGON
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