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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

We give no rewards, an offer of elzds kind is the meanest of decep- eNaas. Our plan Is to give every one a chance to try the merit of Ely's Cream Balm-the original Balm for ssse cure of Catarrh, Hav Fever end 1o}d in the Head, by mailing for 10 cents trtal size to test it's curative powers. We inail the 30 cent size sztao and the druggist keeps it. Tes 6G and you are sure to continue the zrea eatmcnt Relief is immediate and s& cure folio vs. Ely Brothers, 5S Warren Street, New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19
Russia and Muasc

The astonishing statement that sia Is tho country that will presa lead in music is made by YasEs
 famous Yiolinist. "The Musoov;ta' pire, he says, 'has some of tba r 2 aeteristies of those early ages V gave US the masters of arts gba
 that tranquility, that rcpose, that i tion under which masterpieces oor perfecston a M
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19
No 9ound M R

Many languages are deyoia <
 sounds quite familiar to rs x Chinese, for instance, has no u@ !. equivalent to our IT." l" For A " Ghinaman says YameIika i" Ta n ciety islanders could not n,os = either "o" or K. and the pessa s0u proaoh they could make to tbe no the celebrated navigator Cook. nb h lted their shores, was 'Tutn -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

When one reads in the late papers accounts of heavy snows in Nebras- sS& and Missouri, heavy frosts and asarthers in Texas and bears in ntnd the still rigid quaran tines as sar north as Memphis, the extent of serritory and wide diversity of eli eaatei in our big country becomes a Little clearer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

The members of the Proprietary Association which convened in eighteenth annual session at St. E1auis, yesterday, made mistake in met adopting as 8 primary measure, * resolution forbidding the daily papers to publish alleged portraits sas leading patent medicine owners.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19
For Congress
 (sEcoND DIsTRIoT.l HON. JOHNS. LITTLE.

The Episcopal Council in session at Washington yesterday tacitly ssqa uiesced in the wisdom of our wesent divorce laws. Takes mighty bjt4le to satisfy some folks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

The heroism of our gallant yolun- eeers in our late unpleasantness gs5 sh Maria Theresas folks, is out aaone by that of the Indiana man w6o recently married his step- 1raE7er.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19
AS TO oIRCULAT1ON.

.zbe Gady GRAPHIC has nearly double the sskreulatioa of any other IPfne Bluff daily zmaspaper. and the Daily and semt-Weekly e5mAFHIo have combined circulation larger ehen that of any othor Pine Bluff daily or seslv newspapers Advertisements accept Q sgz this guarantee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19
The Sly Husi,and.

'Tbero goes stubbins trying to fool neighboFs. His wife is away from hc and he wants the woman next door to her what n dull time he had. "
 "What has he got in that basket2h "His dress sult, ,t-Cleyeiand Dealer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

The Bluff City Lumber Co. manu factures all kinds ofbanks, store and bar fixtures and can furnish any thing wanted in that line Get their estimate if you contemplate pur chasing. 2T9
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IL. FOWLER
 aa- BROKER es Cotton, stoshs. cpain 8 psOvisions.
DIRECT pRrVHTz WIRH TO New York, Chicago, St. Louis Kansas City. New Orleans
CoTToN NHRKHT.

New York, N. Y, October 1s- Steady; spots, Quiet and unchanged middling 5 7-16; sales es5
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Nsyef cast YcuK n gsyes of a can- dtdafe hnisas yoa knqR M@6 hs hss from xeprohOh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

MT ". H. Lockhart, of Wrights- vile, is on our streets today.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRlcE'
FINE BLUFF ARK. OCT. 19, 1898

Entered at the Post-office ut Pine eaaff. Ark. ,asseeoad-eIassm mailmatter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

FOR RENT J. M. Goza's residence in Lakeside. Apply at the Mccain Grocery Co. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19
E. M LOPER i.

PIT YsICIAN and SURGEON Office over Dewoody's Drug Store Resi- dence, 121 sixth Avenue. 230 Old Phone.
 eg Gals promptly atten ded day or thing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

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HIS CHECK WAS GOOD
THE STORY os 4 RAGGED MAN AND A
 GOTHAM HOTEL CLERK.

An Amusing Inciasat Which Dexnsnserutso Anew That rs ns Fos Always wise so Judge Q Man Ay the Gus Of His Coat ST the Fit of Hfs TreRsers.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-19

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-03
WRIT OF PROHIBITION DENIED.
Delinquent Tide Land Purchasers
Muaf PAY In 0r EarfcIf

OLYMPIA, April 2.--The superior court
of Thurstnn county has denied an appIi-
cation for writ OF prohibition 70 prevent
the state land commission from canceilng
certain tide land contracts upon which paw
msnts are delinquent. This action was
brought by The Bellingham Bag Improve
mest Company. who had contracts for
sale OF large areas OF tide lands In front
OF New Whateom. upon which payments
were delinquent II Is not probable that
appeal will be taken to the supreme court.
The effect az the decision viii be .hat all
contracts upon which payments ara delin-
anent Will be cancelled and ihe state land
commission VIII hereafter require prompt
payments
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s.GnrED A DIsnAsTLED CRAFT.


she Flew Distress Signals, but Capt.
Hume Did Not Respond.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteilisencer
TACOMA. April 2-Capt- James Hume
OF the British bark Conway. now in port,
reports that on February Is. while en-
route to the Sound from Manila. he
sighted large dismantled vessel In about
l.a degrees west longitude. 81 degrees north
latitude The wreck was an iron vessel
Owing TO the prevalent gale Capt. Hume
was unable TO get near the dereiict before
nightfali.
The vessel appeared to be a three-mast-
ed one, hut only one mast was standing
when seen. Although about five miles dis
tant, by means of sea glass Capt. Hume
made cut that the wreck had white paint
ed ports. with a huiging, haif-round aft
finish, showing her 10 be Of British bui.d.
When the vessel was first sighted flag
OF some kind was hoisted by those on her.
but the gale soon tore 1t to ribbons before
il could be discovered what the flag was
meant to show. This makes plain there
were people on the wrecked vtssel, but
who they were or what the name OF the
vessel could not be learned, as the storm
soon drove the Conway beyond sighting
distance.
1t is predicted here the wreck is one of
the wheat laden vessels which cleared
from the Sound. Capt. Hume has made
2 full report to Lloyds.
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.IRAVERS[R DERBY WINNER.
FIRST 10 SHOW IN FRONT And Was
aEE.n HEADED.
Calffernsa,s. Dlue Rihhon Handy
Won. While Ted Sloan's Neonts
Li.stsek, . Pest Favorite. Was II
the Rack. railing to Get . Place.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 1.-The second
California derby, the blue rlboon event %
the Pacific coast turf. was declded az IN
gieside today, the Burns 4 Waternouse
chestnut colt Traverser. by imp hossine-
ton-Betsy Brock. ridden by Clayton. VIM
ing cieveriy in 2:oSh Ine event - ,,s
sweepstakes for three-year-olds. at q mile
and a quarter. with a guaranteed value OF
$s.o0a.
Seven Of the crack three-year-olds now
In training on the Coast made up select
field, which for class and breeding sur
passed anything heretofore brought To-
gether for contest Of supremacy before
a California audience.
Burns & WaterhouSe were represented
by trio of the best colts-Traverser, Rec
reation and Napamax-who divided favor
itism at post time with W. L. Aplegate's
Linstock, piloted by Tod Sloan. Two to
one was the ruling price against these con-
testants. the odds fucfuating more or less.
The start was marred by Napamax being
caught In the barrier just before Il was
raised Before Clawson could disentangle
his mount the field was quarter OF mile
away consequently he was obliged to pull
up Traverser was first to show in front
when the barrier was raised, and passing
the stand was three lengths In the lead.
He maintained this position throughout
the entire journey. with the exception OF
the last 100 yards and passed the winning
post length in front OF Borgia. the Elm
wood stock farm entry. Recreat ton was
third three lengths behind Borgia
The latter colt, who is a fun brother to
The Roman. furnished the sensation Of the
day. as this was his initial start. He was
badly messed about. ands coming from last
position in the stretch, rapidly overhauled
the flying leader, and would doubtless
have annexed the event had there been a
few yards further to travel Linstock was
repeatedly cut OF by Recreation. which
greatly initiated against his chances Of
winning.
The weather was fine ana the track fast
Results.
Six. furionSss selling Phillip won.
Drkturuck second, Glenn Anne third.
Six furlongs. selling--Abina won. Daily
Racing Form second. r. 9. Ban third.
Time, ISIS.
One mile. over four hurdles-veragua
won. Our Climzte second. zanloch third.
Time. 1:4Oh.
One and quarter miles, the California
Derby, 3-year-olds. purse S 00o-Traverser,
i22 (Clayton). 3 TO l. won: Bor9ia. liz Com
ley). 10 to /, second: Recreation. III
{Thorpe). coupled with Traverser. third.
Time. 2:061s. Linstock. Tors:da, Morellito
and NapamaX also ran.
Libertine second. Myth third. Time. la.
Six fnrlongs, selling-Gocd Friend won,
McLight second, valencienne third. Time.
HaIf mile. 2-year-oids-Formero won.
Santeilo second Sevens third. Time, :4S%.
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claims Made BY hborers and employees and
creditors who furnished c6al to operate
the dreaee at Seattle IN 1855 The opinr>
lon denies likns To certain business houses
W5lEh claim 70 have furnished the COM
pany with general supplies The decision
II . partial victory for the intervening
creditors against others who wanted liens
The action was entitled William A. Nc
Rae. complainant. against the Bowers
Dredging Company. IL Is not improbable
the dredgss Python and Anaconda viii be
sold 10 satisfy the claims made valid and
cosiectible by Judge Hanford's decision
The decision denies an preferred the
claims OF the Washington Rubber Com
pany, Puget Sound Machinery Depot, Sc
atfle Hardware Company and the Gufta
Perchz and Rubber Manufacturing Conn
pany. II makes preferable the claims OF
ali labosers and employees. that OF Receiv-
er G. ]. Smith. OF the Oregon Improve
men. Company: that OF Moran Eros. ana
r. J. Sullivan. II Il reported tina. furfher
appeal II not likely.
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NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

Wheehnen still complain about the
Shrinking OF tacks. Jagged pieces of tin
agencies OF destruction to bicycle tires
upon the sidewalks OF Olympia
The large fruit growers I'm the walla
Walia valley say that the recent cold snap
in that valley. The thinning of h,,ds n
Is said. will do the trees good and make
all the better fruit.
Bishop Wells has offered the deanship
which there has been a row both in and
OUT OF the courts. to the Rev. Dwight
Galloupe. director. Of ST. Paurs Episcopal
church. OF Newark. n. j.
Richard Stevens employed by Tekoa
butcher. was rebuked for walking on fbe
carpet IN his EMPLOYERS house with muddy
boots; lie left the house went to the
slaughter house and in his anger shot and
knitted a number OF hogs He was hannd
over TO the superior court
Inc money order business OF the Che
nails postofffce Is growing II is nearly
twice as heavy row as when Mr. ilinay
took the ONCE. 1t amounts to from n ~,
TO ESQ a week One week rscan.,u -
ran up to ss;5oo. Mr.. IAIlpop says he
the year around.
Louis Ciein. who Is serving a sentence of
one year In the penitsntisry for robaery
committed IN Snohomieh county. has ap-
saperior ca,,r wr,t q haoeas corpus in the
ton alleges that he was sentenced on Nav
=. 49, and that. although he desired and
requested mat he be Immediately trans
ported TO the peniten,iary. the -sheriff held
nm MN IN custody In thu county jaii for
even oass Warden cstron refused to
give MIN credit for time spent In jaI and
ne ASKS the court TO compel his discharge.
Charles Curtis. the 14-year-old hoy who
VS. bsid ia 1aii IN Vancouver a week on n
IIsaaIge o. killing his younger brother at
a.attie Grou1d. was given his liberty
inuf sday and the criminal charge was
dismissed This action was taken as a
Jesuit OF the Investigation of the case By
rro<ecuting Attorney Mcdonald. Sheriff
A4iier ans Coroner Burt. who visited the
scene OF the shooting a few DAYS ago.
re circumstances. frcm the best informa-
tson obsainabse indicate that the older boy
pointed the gun at the younger ore in play
or FOR tee purpose OF frightening him.
ana. thinking II was rot loaded pulled
the trigger. The charge os shot entered
t3e little fellows face and neck killing
aina Instantly The parents OF the hoy
are thoroughly convinced OF his i,nocencs
OF crime. and the officers yielded 10 their
Flea fDr biz ubsrati0n.
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FOR THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
COunty ORGANIZATIONS Elected to Sc.
cure Representation.

cure Representations.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
TACOMA. April 2.-The state committee
on the Paris exposition concluded its
meeting here by naming chairmen OF coun-
ty committees. who are to be instructed
TO organize the county bodies and at once
proceed to work toward securing exhibits
Full instructions are being prepared to
guide these subcommittee The county
oha.rmen chosen are as follows:
c. II. Kicker. Vancouver, Clarke county
F. B. Alexander. Whatcom. Whatcom
county; DR.. n. G. Bialock, walla Walia
Walla Waila county: f. W. d. Mays.
Pomeroy. Garfield county: Judge Nor
dyke. Colvi!le. Stevens county: HI. Bolster.
Spokane. Spokane county: Frank Allyn.
Tacoma. Pierce county.
The following division of the work In
hand has likewise been made:
Mining-Wcstern Washington, Paul
d'Heirry. Seattle: Eastern Washington. G..
II. Thompson. Spokane. Agriculture and
horticulture-Dr. ID. G. Newman. Spokane.
Fisheries-Thomas Summons. Tacoma.
Lumber-C. p. Ferry. Tacoma.
Each of the above commissioners viii
look out for special features in his de-
partment and report progress at the next
regular meeting. to be held in Spokane
between April Is and 20.
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e . nj fszae, shen sbe fnsk - = eol5d
cc1sdu4ften Is ~ bceh. Carried 20 sc5s-
cal sssd fhe situation today remains - =
Nas LIE day after che rorniraxtOns VIZ IL
II ffs~ uemocrsts Ne1glily are e Ene tne
naft-FaHcett roprszsss are ~ gong -
soss tfse ticket II. On toe ecnffAsy. Ihefr
talk don't &C." a. all 0afzs3efs beneSe.
then Mrnszer - securing The support q
antEFawcstt P0pulssts at tie cost OF 20
Ing ssse~e Democrats
g-pessanssa. sussslrsoa uncertainty snd
. general attitude Of @very much ~ sta
pssdomiuafeA On al rides in the fusion soi-
Loving. Mentz<r's sudden bsckwaronsSs
as 10 talking and his tendency 10 refer
qucsfionefs 20 Silver Republican MANNERS
adds - the unpleasant situation. The "a
loon efssm4af. too. are now on the anxsouss
rat In an indirecs way they have oeen
tod shat Uniexs Meufzsr wins. Tacoma
vii be made Sunday kshoo1 town
whether with or without authority. this
repors has been industriousiy circulated.
with tbs explanation that the county VIII
.'elose the town IL the Republicans Wsn-
The weakened portion Of the sporting
fraternity have been frightened by this
talk. and Ia consequence pretend TO stand
fn with everything and everybody. This
majority look upon this az threat are
keeping perfectly quiet. and are using
their influence, sub rosa. TO tie mp" the
powers that be in 9 way that ahouad they
interfere their doum VIII Be sealed In the
matter Of the fall election.
A new feature Of disturbance In fusion
circles has grown out Of certain nosn-
nations for the council, which are dis
tasteful 10 the really honest fusionists.
The knitting process now In evidencs on
this score adds 70 the dtStrust within the
ranks. Then. again, some Of the council
nominees are reported to claim they are
10 be traded and sacrificed to strengthen
the head Of the ticket. As . matter Of
course. they decline to swallow this sort
OF fusion medicine and II their claims
prove correct. there II no doubt they. too.
Will take = hand In the knife welding.
While all theEe conflicting affairs are
keeping the fusionistr widely apart. their
opponents are pushing work In the good
way. making > clean. de-
tsrmined fight and exerting themselves In
such districts AZ VIII do the most good.
There II . total absence OF the hurrsh
tactics 20 common in city electionA The
fight IL being conducted in = quiet. busi-
neu-,ike way by the Republicans. that
leaves little doubt az to the correctness
OF their claim of victory.
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The Seattle Golf Clubs semi-annual
tournament came to close yesterday aft
ernoon. with. two excellent matches.
Miss Riley won the ladies' championship
by defeating Mrs. E. A. Strout, holder, by
two up and one to play. f. A. Strout de-
feated ]. Gillison. holder. two up. thus win
ming the gentlemen's championship.
Both matches were evenly contested
throughout and developed many plays that
were interesting to those who followed the
links.
Gentlemen's competition-H Carstens
beat w. Mcdonald. up and 2 10 play; L.
A. Strout beat L. Spear. s up and to play:
+. A. Strout beat II. Carstens. 5 up and Z
to play.
Flnals-E. A. Strous beat J. ellison.
holder, up.
Ladies competition-Afiss Arquit beat
Mrs. j. d. Lowrnan. ZIP and - play:
Miss Riley beat Miss Struye, up and TO
play.
FinaIs-Miss Riley. beat Mrs. E. A.
Strout, holder. 2 up and TO play.
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and pAfttcu1xffy de{f1H0SntaI 20 the snip
ping. commercial and general business in
teresf2 It cites the state Of louisiana as
an example where ore district Is greatly
overburdened with work and the ether has
Comparatively little. They point oat that
the Western district OF Washington would
include all the large shipping and COM
merciaI interests OF Puget sound and
Grays harbor on the lower Columbia.
while the Eastern district contemplated
would have for its principal business only
that arising from the cities OF Spokane.
walla Walla and North Yakima. II is
pointed out that during the eight years
that Washington has been state but two
admiralty cases have arisen in the East
era part of the state. these being on the
upper Columbia and Snake rivers. The
Tacoma chamber asserts quite strongly
that the mining and corporation litigation
In the Eastern portion of the state Is daily
growing less, and that the chief business
which would be done in the Eastern dis
trict would be prosecutions for selling
whisky to Indians, which IL does not con-
slider sufficiently numerous 10 justify
separate district.
1t then proceeds to point out that II
congress Is really DESTROYS OF iesseniax
the labors of the existing court by d.
viding the volume OF business pending
therein it will be necessary to create a
North and South district. placing the
headquarters OF the Northern district In
Seattle with Spokane as an auxiliary and
OF the Southern district at Tacoma, with
Walla Walla as q second city for holding
court
From conversations with various menu
bers Of the judiciary committees Of the
two houses 1t can be confidently asserted
that neither the present bin introduced in
the senate nor the one advocated by the
chamber of commerce of Tacoma. which
is practically the bill urged In the last
congress by Representative Doolittle. or
Tacoma. will pass either house at this ses-
sion Of congress.
The Washington agricultural college at
Pullman. has requested from the treasury
department through Representative Lew
is, the privilege of importing scientific APP
paratus free Of duty. 1t was desired TO
have Pullman made a port Of entry In or
der that the apparatus imported from Flu
rope could be shipped through 10 Pullman
without being cleared at the customs
house In Nr.s York. This would necessi-
tate the appointment of customs of
fetal at Pullman, where there would be
probably no other business for him than
the unremunerative importations Of the
agricultural college. The treasury de-
par,ment. therefore, declined to make
Pullman a port OF entry even when 1t was
stated that the customs officer would
probably serve at a merely nominal sal
airy, but 1t was agreed that special facili-
ties should be given to the educational
institution interested. by which their APP
paratus would be expedited upon its ar
rival in New York.
Some inquiries having recently been
made regarding the postmastership at
New Whatcom, it was stated that the
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Littlc Rock Race..

LITTLE ROCK. April 2-Weatier clear:
track fast Results:
Halt mile-Eleven Slipper won. Monab
second. Onatiyia third. Time. 80.
Six furlongs. seiling--chang won, Eitoln
second. Tony Hcniff third. Time. I.iT
Five furlongs. seling-Lenuep won,
Spanish Princess second. Hauohelie third
Time. 1854. s&
Iron Mountain. Railway stakes, selling.
half rlile-Slr B!azes and The Geeser ran
4 dead heat. Banished third. Time, .50sa
In the run-off Sir BlazeS won
Handicap, one m!ie--ffugh Penny won,
Laureate second. Paul kauvar third.
Time. 1.i3 q.
Seven furiongs, seliing-Sedan won.
James second. Whirlaway third Time, 1871.
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The Onlcial Accsunt - t.
Of Troeps 1t Eost y
ST. PETERSBURG. April
lowing official description r.
ton Of Port Arthur and u
the Russians has beea made "a
by the command Of TIE
for the purpose OF fulfilling -
set forth in the convention ~
nese government Gen. Gro1o
manding the Amur district ii
from Viadivostok on March ~ Il
ment of troops with ordogD IL il
landing parties Of the FnA14
at Port Arthur. commanded ~
miral Dubasson. The Chlneee ~
gan their departure on 4nte8 e. s
column marching out At ! = !! Izg
following morning. is So ].
Five hours later the Rne u.s.
and began the occupation q e.
by o'clock the troops WegD L. j
Russian flags were then run i ID
sells of the fleet and Rnsuloo a. Il
flags ON the fort Eaiutee +. u a
the ships and ashore: ana = IL
gramme was carried out q
Measures will be begun lme
the effective occupation q H. In.
eeded TO Russia in the Kwe1e.
suia. The car has thnnGed
miral Dubassoff for the mna93 IA l9|E
he has carried out his ordeE9. h
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE. April WEATHER fair,
track good. Results:
Half mile, selling-Lucy Biazes won,
Liberation second. Top Roller third. Time,
.5i...
Seven furlongs. seilng-Carlotta e won,
Little Music second. DIR. Wood third. Time.
i.U.
Half rlile. Duncan hotel stakes-Black
Venus Won. Daily Regent second. Tourist
third. Time. :Jois
SIX furlongs. sel.ing-Tes.e l.. won, Holy
Land second, Haco third. Time, 1:l-it.
Seven 4uri0ngs-Wflson won, Lady OF
the West second, Bombordon third. Time.
i.o.
SIX fuElongs. gentleman riders-Pars-
mount tAT. Jscksont won. Spiderweh lMr
sonI third. Time LIS