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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09
ADVICE To MOTHERS.

Mrs. Winslow's Sooth ing Syrup
should alysws be used for children
teething 1t soothes the c.aild. coftens
the gums. allays all pain, cures wind
collie. and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bot
tie Used by millions Of mothers.
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$1,000 Reward.

The Chicago. Rock Island and Paci-
fic Railway company will pay a reward
of 81 900 for the arrest and conviction
of each of the parties engaged in rob-
bling the train No. 1. near Dover. o. T..
on the night of April 5. 1895.
\. j. Hit. Asst Genl. Supt.,
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific.
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THE
North American Review
Is the only periodical Of its class which
has a recognized place as
) FAMILY MAGAZINE.

This is because IL 6evotes much at
tentlon 10 subjects that are Of special
interest TO women. Among such sub
jeCts recently discussed are:
Mark Twsin's Defence Of Harriet
Shelley.
The Renaissance of Woman.
Woman Suffrage in Practice.
Sarah Grand. Author OF The Heav-
emily Twins" on
The New AsFect OF the Woman Ques-
ton.
The Modern Girl
The Men If the Moment.
The Financial Dependence Of Women.
The Servant Girl Of the Future.
The Amateur Nurse.
The Tyranny Of the Kitchen.
Good and BAD Mother
American Life and Physical DeterIora-
ton
Is Alcoholism Increasing Among Amer
lean Women
British Women and Local Government
The Lack OF Good Servants.
Domestic Service IN England
The Servant Girls Point of View.
Trades-uniors for Women
Women in English Politics.
Cooperative W0manh0od n the
State.
The Future Marriage.
Why More Girls do not Marry.
Evils ~ Early Marriages.
Rescue Work Among the Fallen
Women, etc. etc. etc.
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In THE
North American Review
YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND
THE RIGHT TOPICS.
BY TIE LIGHT MEN,
At THE RIGHT TIME.

The Topics are always those which are
uppermost in the public Tnind-in re-
l.giOn. morals. politics, science. liter
Azure. business, finance. Industrial
economy. social and municipal affairs.
etc.-in short, all subjects on which
Americans require and desire 10 be
informed. No magazine follows 50
closely from month 20 month the
course Of public interest. All sub
jeCts are treated OF impartially on
both sides.
The Contributors 20 the Review are
men and women 70 whom the world
looks for the most authoritative state
ments on the subjects OF the day. No
other periodical can point 70 such d
succession OF distinguished writer's
The Time when these subjects are treat
ed Of BIZ these contributors IS the
very time when the subjects are In the
public m!nd-nct a month or two after
people have ceased 20 think OF them.
The pTomptness with which the Re
view furnishes its readers with the
most authoritative Information upon
the topics ~ the day IS one OF its
most valuable features.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09

Exchange stables al Orlando and Still
water We make specially of carry
Ing passengers between these points.
Travelling mems patronage solicited
SiINELY, FANWYCk & SHIyEIY
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We have a large stock Of 5-ply. in
destl'Ictable garden hoSe-can't wear
II out-at competition prices.
pERMoDY PLUMING AND HEAT
ING COMPANY.
, 81 East Douglas ave. dlt9 81
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Commercial travellers and their ladies
attending the annual meeting at Tope-
ka will please meet at Rock Island de-
pot Friday morning, May 10, before 9
o'clock a. m. Special car viii he ready
for them. LESTER Il. NOBLE.
dig Il Com. on TRANSFORMATION
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SOME GOOD THINGS.

s2.z5 Black Peau d. Sole for Sr.oa
go Black Satin Duchess for I.88
200 Black AFmures for o8c
rs FaiIle Franchise for zoc
2.75 eros Grams for LA
ladies' 7sc Taffeta Gloves for $50
Ladies' sI.75 KID Oloves-aIl
Sh1deS-iOr &c
$50 Shanghai Crere for 7sc
200 Black Plisse for BOG
I.7s Striped T1ffetfs for e8c
40 Ice Cream Frcezers for r.2o
zoo Twilled six Umbrellas for 7sc
1900 P7rlor Clocks for 4.o3
Ladies $500 Front Lace
Shes FOR ago
Ladies $40 Tar Onords for I.5o
$500 japanese Rugs for 10. 30
oOc Al Wool Disgonals for go
Ladies' 6oc Cotton Combins-
ton Suits Tor &c
So. 80 Japanese Rugs for 2.s1
~, Bieachci NAPKINS. doz.. r.Io
65.oo Mahogany Chairs for z7.so
900 Lace Curtains for 20
1900 Lace Curtains for 40
r IL there 10 anything &, this liss
which yoa want or desire more trsorrn..
ton about, kin1l = write rs aud we'll -
pleased 20 give yos all the inforrra.is,s,
v- can He VII seni you .arn ole. a
any goods IA t5s house Epon regsxs,-s
write fos same.
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lyon are nothing but hollow mock.
sry,' said the cannon TO the drum.
"And you" retorted the drum, 'shoot
Off your mouth much too often. Town
TOPICS.
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PIow's bon-bons, chocolates. creams
and other favorite novelties In candies
fresh and absolutely pure-at Wailoce's
Avenue Drug Store. corner Topeka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09

The popularity attained by WaHace's
roda drinks last season has already
iDauguarated i boom in these delight
ful beverages His store is crowded
every afternoon by the elite Of the
city. The crushed strawberry and ice
Cream soda is particularly fine. dli5 II
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We -iean Business

Pipes repaired at A. c. Husey's, 20t
North Main street. I3l 26t
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Conditional.

Twill you love me when I'm gomez
asked Mr.. Linger of his sweetheart.
IF you'll go soon," replied the faith
;ul girl, with a yawn. Puck.
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d149 ct

IN the low prices we make on shoes and
millinery in this removal sale.
WARREN'S.
dag ct 232 n. Main.
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Frank. But No. riat,ering.

Joseph-IfI should die. would you
get another Teller, Mary Jane?
Mary Jane-There amt no other Eel.
Ter around here, Joseph, or 1 wouldn't
wait for you to die.-Pucls
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mock Island and Pacihc Railway New
Train service.

Commencing April 7th the Great
Rock Island VIII run through two solid
trains between Kansas City and Fort
Worth daily. Train leaving Kansas
City II $40 p. n. and Wichita at as
a. m. arriving at Tort Worth at $50 u.
m. IN time 10 make connections with
all diVeTEinC lines for all points in
Texas. This train viii carry through
sleeper 10 san Antonio Texas. also
through Slesp-r to- Houston. Arriving
~ San Antonio the next morning az
SIS. making the run in IS hours. II
hours quicker than any ether line. Ar
irving a Houston IT $50 the following
morning. making the run in = hours.
Train number l leaves Wichita AZ %
7. n. arrives at FerJ Worth the next
morning IT 80 making direct connec-
lions for all Pacific coast points, also
for Houston, Dallas, Galveston and
New Orleans. For further information
call AT Rock Island ticket Office. corner
Main and Douglas. 7. Il. PHILLIPS,
lS5-u City Ticket Agent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09

Our meats, unlike some others; are
easy to eat, because easy to cook, be-
cause tender and juicy. And they are
likewise easy to buy because we sell
them right. 1fS1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09

It's mighty hard for a woman to get
up good meal without meat Of some
eort-the better the meat, the better
the me9. Whitlock Will serve you the
best, .ther cured or fresh. d149 It
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mot Perfece Even In That.

He-I think Percy Giblettes is per.
feet calf.
She-You Inisjudge him He could
not be perfect in anything.-Syracuse
Post.
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4 Large Stock of Late Styles

Trimmed hats and fine fiowers-Iow
prices-remOVai sale. WARREN'S.
dag u
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ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.
HoME-sEEKERs' EXCURSIONS
one Fare Round Trip.
uNlAl.
MAY 21st.


duBG I'm.
To all points in Arkansas. All points
In TeXasteXcept II PaSol To ali points
on PeCoS Valley Railway. New Mex
leo. To Lake Charles. La
J. II. PHILLIPS.
Ticket Agent.
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R0tHesnoke Frank S

tie, made from the tanned
skin of a monster timber
RATHER that was lately kill
ed by him on the banks Of
Hell-Roaring creek, may be
seen for q few days In our
west window.
You can take your pick
of the 25-cent ties that are
also there displayed for a
quarter.
Same Price 10 Ill.
HERMAN & HESS,
406 E. Douglas Ave.
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Red Front Racket.

We are receiving 500 pairs of sample
shoes each week. Get our prices. Six
thousand dollars worth of sample shoes
now on hand, to go at wholesale prices.
We are also selling
10 lbs graduated sugar fOr........$ 90
5 cans Best Tomatoes fOr..- %
? cans Best Corn fOr...... 25
bars LenOz Soap for..... .
Les Dci 'tpE-- ~
500 lbs fresh country bUtter. 10
Jas st
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09

While ii Stockton. Cal, some time
ago. Tbos- 7. LanSan, % Los Banos.
that state. was taken very severely
with cramps and diarrhoea. He
CHANGED 70 meet AIr. c. NJ Carter. who
WAS similarly afflicted he says: i
told him OF Chamberlain'S Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. and
We went 20 the Holden Drug Store
and procured = hotgle OF u L gave
BIZ. Carter prompt relief and 7 can
Veuca foc its having cured ne" For
sale Icy druggists. or by Chamberlain 5
AsoLN.ne company Gigsct-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09

Good wives and thrifty hausekeepers
take notice. that the Wichita Bedding
cCmapay Of the West Side makes a
speciality in repairing and doiny-over
moss and hair mattresses. renovate
ana carry the largest stock Of steam
dressed feathers this side OF ST Louis
dr. u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09

Elegant free reclining chair cars on all
trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
Wichita TO Chicago and Kansas City
without change. Also sleepeIs on all
trains to Fort Worth, Houston San An
tonic aid New Orleans. Tickets sold and
baggage checked to all points north
south, east and west. Steamship tickets
sold to all European points al lowest
rates. City Ticket Office 100 East Doug
las avenue, corner Main street. PaSSen-
ger station corner Douglas and Meade
avenues. Telephone l9S.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, J. II. PHILLIPS,
q. L. * 7. A. Ticket Agent
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A GREAT FEATURE FOB 1895


%
who VIII
czres- y ard
nd
auth Thousands
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The LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS


he dcanp
n
including Minister
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adde's Trimmed Rats sI.oo
For sale Enrlen Iinsr.

Ladies OXfOrds - cents.
6149 - WARRFN'S
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WOMEN CONTRIBUTORS


Eppler amelia Julien erdan Esetn csy staa.on
Wells
Morris Ilzzbet stuart
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TRAINS


GOING NORTH AND FAST.
No > Kansas City, ST. Louis
and Chicago limited daily 905 a
No . Colorado Springs. Den
yer sndPaciiic coast daily 905a
No 4 Kansas City st. Louis
and Chicago night express
daily ........... ............ l2 10 a
No2Accommodation daily
except Sunday.............ll 10 a
GoTSG SOUTH AND WEST
No Fort Worth, Dallas,
Eouston and Galveston
express, daily.,......,. 7O2 p
No / Oklahoma, TT Worth
New Orleans and Pacific
coast, daily .....-..- : o. p
No 3 Oklahoma, Fit Worth
Dallas and New Orleans
express, daily............ 4 80 a
No Fort Worth, Houston
Galveston and san Alto-
Mo express. dail.. 4 50
30 Il Accommoda ion, ex-
cept Sunday ..........1 . 40 p
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Send for III.

Our handsomely illustrated r2ss
page Catalogue is just out-we
would be pleased TO send you one
free, and will do 90 IL you will sene
US your name ard address.
1t will be a great convenience.
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for evening, is wide plating OF white
lace, divided by roses, and with long
ties of lace, to form enormous bows un-
der the chin.
The little throat boas of ostrich
feathers are in as much demand as
ever, and you have only to tie in rose.
or bunch of violets, to make them
available for the evening. In the same
rvau the lone boa is tied at the thCSat
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AGAIN.

If you get anything of US which
is not perfectly satisfactory, return
it and we will refund your money
At once.
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MAIL ORDERS.

Our mail order department Is PERI
feet in its working. and you can
shop as satisfactorily through it as
in person at the counter. Expcri>
enccd clerks will follow your direo~
tons explicitly-when given-or
use their best judgment when q
choice is left to US. >
No order can be so large but thaN
we can hll it-and none so small
but that wen give il the most care.
full attention.
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FACTS

on which we base the statement
Why you should fradehere.i
Thirty-one wears in business In
Kansas City, Mo.
Over six and a half acres Of floor
space under one roof. 2
The biggest stock of general mer-
chandiSe under any one retail roof
in the west-nearly a million and a
quarter dollars worth of goods to
make your selections from.
The biggest silk merchants insths
west.
The biggest dress goods mer.
chants in the west.
The biggest dry goods merchants
in the west.
The biggest carpet and furniture
department in any dry goods stora
in the west.
The biggest suit and fur departs
ment in any dry goods store in the
west.
The biggest shoe department. In
anv dry goods store in the west. !
The biggest crookery and l<itoheo
ware department in any dry goods
store in the west.
Io5 departments under one roofs
E;,,a drsecp,at,;pr Gspayyrpaofc
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STOCK

Over a million and quarter.
SI,25o,ooo worth Of goods from
which 10 select.
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From Time TO Time

We will offer you through these
columns various articles from thu
different departments Of our store.
andrequeSt that you read our "ads''
carefully, for there is money to b
saved by doing so.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
L. r. Brewer Will Endeavor to Make
the Steamship Company Suffer.


the Steamship Company Suffer.
L. R. Brewer of this City has announced
his intention of instituting a suit against
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company for
damages on account of the loss of his wife
and three children. Touching this SUBJ
ject, Mr.. Brewer yesterday received the
following letter, which he has supplied to
the CALL for publication:
PORTLAND, Or, June 8, 1895.-Mr. L. r.
Bre,rer, S6os California Street, San Francisco, Cal
DEAR SIR: Noticing that you are preparing
to bring suit against the Pacific Mail on ac-
count of the recent Colima disaster, you are at
liberty to make use of the following testimony
as ne IN
are loaded. / am actuated to send you this
from the fact that happened to be passen-
ger on the last trip OF the CoIima to San Fran,
friends who were lost on her in this catastro-
phe, owing to what am forced to believe was
the criminal negligence OF the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company.
On February % last the steamship City of
Sydney sailed from San Francisco for Panama
and way ports and carrying on her hurricane
deck forward a cargo of lumber. A few days
out from San Francisco she sailed in a sea as
calm as millpond, with strong list to star
board This was SO much the case that 1t in
gers on that side of the ship found fault be-
cause OF the difficulty of remaining comfort
ably In their DertnS. Inc nrSt Omcer INFORMED
me that it was caused by the lumber deckload,
and referred to it in no very gentle terms.
Later some cargo was discharged and more
taken on at San Bias and Manzanillo, but the
ship continued to sail much like log-one
day listing clear over to starboard and the rest
of the day equally as far to port. The lumber
was finally taken from the deck and slowed be-
low, after which she sailed on an even keel
1t was finally discharged at San Bias de Guate-
mala.
popularity of the matter was the reticence
of the captain or other officers to speak Of the
matter; in fact the first officer alone was the
only one who admitted that the lumber deck
load was the cause of the entire difficulty.
Had we encountered such storm as did the
Colima, the City of Sydney, without a doubt,
would have weathered it no better than she
did.
In this statement Of fact think all the pas
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sengers of the Sydney at that time will agree
with me. Yours very truly,

sengers of the Sydney at that time will agree
with me. Yours very truly,
7. II. HARLOW. 266 First street.
Speaking of this matter to representa-
tive OF the CALL, Mr.. Brewer said that ne
supposed the Pacific Mail Company could
not expect the friends and relatives OF
those who were lost on the COMMA to
patiently submit to the result OF What ne
considers their gross and criminal negn-
gence.
II have heard from several sources that
Captain Taylor told r. P. Schwerln, agent
OF the company and chief manager for T.
T. Huntington on this coast, that he
CIaylor) was afraid to take the vessel out
loaded as she was at the time she left this
harbor, and that Schwerin told him II he
did not like to go in the ship there
were plenty of other masters on the COM
pany,s payroll who would be willing to go,
and that notwithstanding Captain Taylor's
protest the deckload of lumber was not
changed in any way" said Mr.. Brewer.
Touching the report that Mr.. Schwerin
stated that he thought some OF the state
ments made for publication ought to be
suppressed by the newspapers for the
minds of some of the friends of the victims
that he feared for his personal safety, and
that he would not be surprised If he were
attacked and murdered, simply because he
was the general agent of the company on
this coast, Mr.. Brewer said: II do not
think there is any occasion for Mr..
Schwerln's fears on that account do not
know that anybody, except himself, has
thought of the matter in that light, but l
have no doubt that suits for damages will
be instituted by others besides myself, and
that the company which tried to make SO
much by carrying a dangerous cargo Will
find that it was costly piece OF economy"
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Books BoUND.--Reasonable, rapid, reliable.
Binding dept. Myself & Rollins, 521 Clay st.
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NO MORMONS ARE WANTED
Their Elders Threatened With
Fine and Imprisonment
in Tahiti.
ALL SERVICES FORBIDDEN.
Missionary Damron Tells Of the
Prosecutions of the French
Governors.

People are getting to be very unsociable
on the Society Islands. The ones who are
suffering are the Mormons. For over forty
years they have had large following in
Tahiti and in the Tuamotu group. Now
the French Governors are working to sup
press the missionaries and are accomplish
ing their ends through threats of fine, i'm
prlsonment and Punishment.
-Four Mormon missionaries arrived
yesterday on the schooner Tropic BIRD.
They were ]. w. Damron, w. A. Seeg-
miller, his assistant, and Acting Elder 7.
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Good News. Ladies.

GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO.'S
STORES
Are selling MASON FRUIT JARS at greatly re-
duced prices
One dozen Jars pints, In box. Soc
One dozen Jars, quarts, in 60c
One dozen Jars, half gallons in box. SOC
Inspect our Improved Jelly Glasses, Ice-cream
and Berry Sets of pieces-25c 35c and Soc per
set.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR CHOICEST
TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES.
Our prices-quality considered-positively the
lowest. Buying directly saves Middiemen and
Peddlers' Profits.
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THE CARGO SHIFTED.

Interesting Testimony at the In
quiry into the Steamers
Loss.
Before the Inspectors of Hulls and
Boilers yesterday the inquiry in regard to
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Jones. The fourth was J. A. Gilbert, Jo-
sephite or member of the Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints. Both sects of the Mormon Church
arc hein percacI1fod with ooro1 covarifu
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"Any insubordination? 2"
'Only Spanish sailor refused to help to
lash the skylight and Officer Langhorne
ordered him out and slapped him in the
face with his big soft hat and then helped
to lash it himself"
McAllister-Was not the lumber tied
together and did it not aid the people in
the water?
1T was tongued and grooved and tied
together and was, / should say, for a
building. 1t aided the people,"
"Were there three seas in succession
when she went over on her beam ends?"
81 don't know; the bow swung around
to the right and she went down."
"Have you ever been in cyclone? 2"
eyes, sir in Nebraska. The one we had
after the wreck was 100 per cent worse than
anything I ever saw"
"Were many killed by that second
blast?'
"There were as many as fifty or sixty
people in the wreckage at the time and
nearly all were lost"
"How were you treated on the San
JuanT'
"As far as 1 was personally concerned l
couldn't have been treated better"
Orlel-How many survivors did you see
treated well2
''Mr Cushing and myself in the cabin.
went in the steerage and heard complaints,
McAllister-Did the lumber break loose?
s.Just as the vessel listed the third mate
cut the lashings."
Talbot-How long a time was it from
when she was knocked down till she sunk |?
cit was about three minutes. The mate
and compared notes on the San Juan,
and he said five minutes; but / think it
was only three minutes"
Henry Bingham, master stevedore for
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, said
he loaded the Colima the last time she
left here.
"There are special orders in regard to
where freight shall be put" said the wit
ness. "My general foreman is James
Winslow, with sub-foremen in each hold.
The cargo for each port is slowed sep
arately, SO that it may be taken out with
out breaking the stowage of other cargo.
The holds were full, and there was also
some cargo in the steerage."
Schwerein-Does the company exercise
due precaution in the stowage of its
ships?
81 consider that the manner of slowing
can't be beat. Our men are watched
pretty closely"
sAre you liable, captain?"
eyes, sir; / am liable for neglect of my
men or bad stowage."
James Winslow, foreman for Henry
Bingham, said the lower hold forward was
principally filed with flour for La Liber-
tad. He described the stowage Of
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Miss Braddon's method of novel-writing
is to sit down at her desk every morning
at 9 o'clock and remain there until she
has completed her task of about 5000
words
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To Safe Deposit Renters.

The Union Trust Company of San Francisco
Corner of Market, Montgomery and Post streets
offers to the public safes for rent in the
strongest, best guarded, best lighted and most
modern vaults west of Chicago at from 81 to
$3.50 per annum. valuables of all kinds stored
at reasonable rates.