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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-05
A DISTURBING FACTOR
In the stock Market Was the Eccen-
tricities of the Tndustrials--Itc-
nesvcd Pressure ON Copper.


NEW YORK, October 4.--The eeeen>
tricities of the industrial stocks con-
tinued TO be a disturbing factor in the
stock market to-day Yesterdays lit
OF semi-demorali2ed stocks was In
creased to-day by number that were
not tested yesterday during the pre-
gress of liquidation. The low priced
non-dividend paying stocks were also
In marked disfavor and suffered severe
declines on selling out of holdings.
But the still more potent factor to-
ward reaction was the renewed press
ure to liquidate in Amalgamated Cop
per, which carried the price down an
extreme "a to S6si, which is the lowest
price on the present movement, even
allowing for the Y per cent. interest
which has come off. There was a SUI
gestive break In the price of spot cop
per again in London this morning
which served to indicate that the pres
ent fortunes of Amalgamated Copper
are more or less intimately connected
with the maintenance of price or raw
copper An inpoltanC factor in the
weakness both of that stock and OF 9th.
or industIdals, however. was the scru-
their loans and the disposition to call
loans in order to limit or throw out
industrial stocks from the collateral.
Consolidated Tobacco four per cent.
bonds, which fell an extreme points.
Other stocks notably affected were.
General Electric So; Diamond Match
5; United States Express as; Console
dated Gas a; National Biscuit prefer
red 3; Sugar "a, anu netting IN. In
the low priced railroad stocks, Lake
Erie & Western lost 5A st. Joseph &
Grand Island second preferred Az;
Minneapolis, st. Paul & Sault Ste.
Marie preferred 3A Evansville G.
Terre Haute and Kanawha e. NJ chigan
3; and the Toledo. st. Louis & West
ern stocks 21a each. Some of the Sc
verest losers yesterday showed a rally
ing tendency even before the general
market turned upward and in the late
recovery there were some net gains of
a point and more achieved. National
Salt recovered II points Of yesterdays
14H loss on three transactions.
Total sales par value $2,700,000.
United States Bonds were all un-
changed on the last call.
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Special to the Register.

gpet,lal TO the Register
NEW YORK, October 4.-London
showed early declines. with some sub
seqaent improvement. Liverpool re-
ports corn unchanged; December wheat
d. c lower: March wheat sc lower.
The New York market is still in the
hands CT the bear crowd, and while
p-iees as ! ruiz showed little fuctua-
ton. there were some very notable
changes. particularly in Copper, Con-
SOLICITED Gas. Smelling & Refining,
and General Electric. Some Of the
railroads gained little, principally
due to a late u,lly, but the day as a
whole WIS not reessuring one, ANA
C-i4ion is divided as to whsther the
t5tton he's 3een reached CT not. A
e ID bank s2temer. to-morr1w-and
tie indications ere favorable-mly
bring about higher prices, but one
hears more advice to "sell on bulges"
than anything else. 1t appears to be
a case of when ia doubt 90 nothing"
and wait Developments.
C~nlo- err Tho uyootr hu
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.
special to White & white.

special TO w mite q Nnile.
NEW YORK. October 4.-Corn-The
selling of lTay corn by Swartz. Duppee
e Co. has been the feature this morn
ing. The buying has been by shorts.
George Patten, Brett, Comstock and
others. 1t is not known whether the
large selling is for long or short ac-
count but 1t is connected with the
very large buying by the same firm a
week or more ago. Prices of corn
have lost less than one cent in spite of
this selling. Country offerings very
small. Snow advanced his October
corn condition to 59.8, point above
Septmber. The director of the Iowa
Agricultural Bureau estimates the Iowa
crop at 225 900 900 bushels, against no.
100000 by the government in Septem-
Der. Receipts 210 cars, with 2S5 for
tomorrow. Demand for yellow corn
fair; slow for mixed.
Oats quiet at decline Of small frac-
ton. Small offerings. Fair cash de-
mand. No speculative feature. Re-
ceipts IT'S cars, with 10 for Tomorrow.
Clearances, 343, 900 bushels. Good
commission demand for May. Scat
tered selling.
Wheat-Excessive dizziness has char
acterized the wheat trade to-day.
Shorts have absorbed the limited Of
ferings and there has been some buy
ing for long account because of dry
weather interfering with seeding and
renewed reports of feeding of wheat
to stock covering sections from Kan
sas to Pennsylvania. Primary market
receipts large. Cash demand very
slow Indications are for widening
premium between December and My.
The present price of wheat is not high,
and any cash demand ought to cause
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. October 4.-Close:
Money on call steady at si5@sA per
cent; last loan ; per cent; ruling rate
3is per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4h@5is per
cent.
Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business in bankers bills 81 $4.S5iau
A.S5S. for demand and $sSSss for sixty
days; posted rates Ss.S4 and $i.S6sa (;
commercial bills s4s2A@iSSl2.
Bar silver 517se.
Mexican dollars 45iac
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ers $50: light workers. s6.596e.60:
grassers s6.s0@6.50; Pigs s6.00@6.s0;
skips sf.00G5.00: roughs S5.00W6.00
Sheep, dull: best wsthers $500 800:
culls and common si.256e2.25: yearlings
Ss.5e94.0o.
Veal calves ss.seQToo.
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CHICAGO CLOSE.

CHICAGO. October A--wheat-Sep
tember 6Sssc: May T2isGf2Ae.
Corn-~December 56l4c; May 5sisc.
Oats-Deeember 34hs; May S7Mc.
Pork--January 1885,; May $3.50.
I-ard--January s9.29; May 1927.
Ribs-January SS12. May SSH.
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CALL FOR BANK STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. October i.-The con
troller of the currency to-day issued
a call for statement of the condi.
ton of all national banks on the close
OF business on Monday, September 30th
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Specials to White & White.
NEW YORK, October 4. f2:A p M
Considerable weakness again showed
in the industrials this morning, an
other sharp decline in A. c. P. being
the most important feature In this re-
spect. This development followed a
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EARNINGS.

NEW YORK, 0c.1o9r i.---chieago Il
Craa+ u~e4o-o e-.~ 5.
TENDER, increase s16,5ot. from July :st,
1926 091.
Canadiap Pacific. fourth week n
September. increase 100000; from
July 1st 81 ,465. 1913.
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somewhat firm tone in the first half
hour of trading and in turn has been
followed by quite sharp rally. The
railroad list was no exception. in the
period of weakness, for liquidation was
quite considerable here also. making
the market more than usually active.
The recovery does not appear 10 have
been caused otherwise than by short
covering and doubtless there will be
a further demand for stocks from this
quarter. At least SO il seems at this
moment, and especially in view of the
common expectation. which appears to
us TO be justified. of the very favora
BILE bank statement tomorrow. The
gain from the sub-treasury exceeds
four million dollars. while the outgo
to the interior has not been particu-
larry heavy. and loans are expected to
show a decrease
c. |. HUDSON & co.
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The SHORT INTEREST
AGAIN IN EVIDENCE
HIT A GOOD BANK STATEMENT TO-
DAY MAY RESULT IN SOME Sub
sTANTIAL ADVANCE IN
PRICES.
EARS AGAIN IN EVIDENCE.
BUF THERE WAS SMALL M
PRoVENEST IN VALUES BE-
FORE THE CLOSE.

stacks Were Pressed for Sale i'm the
Larry Wornipg-Copper Was Very
Freely Offered at the Opening, and
Nearly 65,G00 Shares Changed
ssznsfx, Selling Down to SO 81 and
Closing at "a Net boss-Consoiidat-
ed gas Broke Rather BadIy-StceIs
Did Very WeiI--Iondon showed
Declines in Americans-fEe Gen.
craI News of the Day.
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STOCKS
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October A.
To-day's statement of the treasury bal
ances in the general fund shows:
Available cash balance, Sill, 704. JOY:
gold. S102 $3.50 .955.
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c. l. HUDSON & CO.
NEW YORK. October 4.-s.25 p.

NEW YORK, October 4.-3:25 p.
saed for sale this
morning. causing lower opening.
The market after the neon hour be-
came firm, and small rally set in just
before the close The industrials were
let alone to-day. as 1t would have
caused decentralization II the bear party
had continued to hammer them. The
bank statement should show decrease
in loans, but owing to the dis9ppoint-
ment of last week Ii settles down To a
guess. Railroad stocks are held re-
maTkably firm.
KELLY. MILLER & co.
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some better values. The weak hold.
ers have sold out.
SLAUGHTER.
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c. I. HUDSON & co.

NEW YORK, October IS: % p. m.
The firm tone noted in our noon let
ter was fairly well maint3ined this
afternoon. The buying. however, VS.
not considered of good character. be-
ing asoribed largely TO the shorts. The
market would appear TO be entitled II
a further rally. and doubtless will
have il, barring any unforeseen occur
rences of an unfavorable nature
The preliminary returns of the b4nks
indicate a much heavier outward Low
of money this week than was geaer-
ally expected. but TIE banss are ap-
9arently still ahead. though only nom
inally SO. The ehenaes or very / =
vorahle bank statement. it seems, de-
ponds on a considerable decrease in the
can account.
4 / HUDSON e. ca
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prices.

The following table shows the opening.
high. low ard closing prices of stocks on
W ali street yesterday:
Special TO White 81 VII {.
NEW YORK. October T.
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The following quotations were received
yesterday by Howard Hazlott Il Son, ho-
kers. National Exchange Bank Building;
NEW YORK, October 1.
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New York Curb Closing.
Special to White & White.
/, NEW YORK October 4.
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Purchaser to pay accrued interest
Many of the above quotations are neces-
sarlly nominal.
PittsbUrg Closing.
Snecial TO White g. White.
PITTSBURG, October 4.
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Government bonds steady.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds weak.
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IOtJI sEiItF7, 9JIlVIV FITfiF u
Money coened at 50 per cent; high, 4
per cent: low, ~ per cent; closed, 3s4 per
cent. Most of the days loans we're at 3$s
per cent
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Pittsbure Closing
THE DAYS NEWS.

: Bid; + Asked.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-22

stur ~ G. Hall June zf--Nr- Pan
cost Mrs. Xoasarraf ard son. Mrx-
Davies. Miss Leslie. Miss Tcrsssy. ".
0gfivie. L wills. 8fr and Mrs.. wal
lace Misses Sha~. BezzE. Ncnszrus.
Gzrstner. Mahoe. Nesdares Harrfson.
g Wilder EaupEko. Steward Knkan
Godfrey- kaniIa. kiuvsi. Messrs G.
Wilder. Snyder. w H Cornwssf. IA
neakua. G. c. Kennedy. o. Hedeman
Mecann. MeGaven. MEchere. Steward.
Cooper. LeClaiF. Buchholtz and IS on
decx
From the Orient. per o. 4 o. S. 8
Doric IEne 21--T- Ahin. Dr.. ". C
Harris and seTyanf- Kong Lin. A. Nc
KflIop. All On. Miss Cat See. Kwong
job Tseng Sin Vat, Mrs Y Ahin.
A Johnson Mrs. Kong Lin. Miss
Hung Mai. Miss Cat Or. Kw01g Chih
TsenE. II. Kserger. For San Fran
cfsco-S. Adler. VI. B. Baird. A. G !.
Beebe. Mrs R. r. BUtchart. Mrs
W ". Campbell. Master Archibald
Campbell. Mrs. wiEfred Chapman. C..
= Davis Lieut. E Doning. A. G..
Drodati. H Eariscline. c. F. Fry. r.
W Handley. Mrs B. NJ. Lamont,
n LYONS. ArS- u. McDOuato. MIS-
A. H Porter. Miss NJ Ritchie.
Scharnhorst. v Ssmachko. Miss E
" StamSou. Master l.. A. Stamson
E. f. Stone. N A. Wall. D. o.
Wickham. VIM Il. Zann. Mrs. NJ.
Adler. Mrs E. r. Baxter. F. F.
Butchsrt. " w Campbell. Miss Do
rothy Campbell. wiifred Chapman.
Can't C. G. F. NJ Cradnck r ~ nr
H. F.. Davis. lie Comte G. Diodati
w NJ. Duncan Lady Freezing and
maid. W. Griffith. Baron h von Hart
lib W. korlbrumner. Miss K. E.
Lindsay G.. Mcdonald. Mrs. T. Met
caife. Miss A Ritchie. Mrs H. Saito
child and two servants. Y. Sekino
Rev. M L. Stamson. Miss Y. STAN
son. F. G. Stone, c. Tayleur. Miss
NJ J woodford, Mrs. d. C. Wick
ham.
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SHIPPING NOTES.


The schooner Bertie Minor win sail
this morning.
The Mokolii arrived late last even
ing from Molokai.
The steamer Claudine will not sail
until Monday afternoon.
The schooner Robert Levers sailed
for the Sound this morning
The steamer ". C. Hail from Kona
and Kan ports arrived early yesterday
morning.
The steamer Helene. from Hawaii
ports with fun load OF sugar. is due
Sunday or tonight.
Work of painting and cauIking the
schooner Twilight is going on and
soon she viii look like many of the
other island steamers.
The Gaelic sailed from San Fran.
cisco a few minutes after D. m. on
the 18th inst. She made the run TO
port IN six DAYS and twelve hours.
The battleship Oregon made fast
trip from this port 10 San Francisco
She went up in eight days. The ia
nous vessel was given a great recep-
tion on her home coming.
The steamer Hall arriving yester
day morning brought 5000 bags Dia.
mond II sugar for Irwin & Co. 100
sacks coffee. "A bdls hides. 80 lunches
bananas. Sei pkgs sundries
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Z. S. training ship Mohican, Couden,
from Hilo
U. s. tug Iroquois, Pond. Midway Isl
and, August 5.
MERCHANTMEN.
This list does not include coasters.) }
Ariel. Am SC, Slater, Newcastle, June
Alex. Mcneil. Am. bk, Erkrom, New
castle, June p.
Allen A.. Am. schr., from Humboldt,
June Is.
Andrew Welch. Am. bk., Drew San
Francisco. June IT,
Alden Besse, Am. bk., Keissel, San
Francisco. June II.
Archer. Am. bkt, Hardick, San Fran.
cisco. June 10.
Amelia. Am. bkt.. willer, Port Blake
ley. June g.
Balclutha, Am. sp., Hatfield, Newcas-
tie. June 2.
Battle Abbey. Br. bk., McGhie, New
castle, June.
Bertie Minor. Am. SC, Ravens, Eu-
reka. June 5.
chas. B. Kenney. Am. bk., Anderson.
Newcastle, June 2.
Chas E. Moody, Am. sp., Aspe, Ia.
coma. May %.
C. F. Sargent. Am. sp.. Melville, Ia
coma. June 2.
Diamond Head. Am. bk. Petersen,
San Francisco, June IL.
Defiance. Am. Sc. Blum, Tacoma.
June 2.
Emelia Crampa. It'll. bk. Jaccarino,
Iquique. June IS.
Genl Fairchild. Am. blk, Ellis. New
castle. June 5.
Golden Shore. Am. schr.. Rasmussen,
Newc astle, June 4.
George Curtis, Am. sp-, Calhoun, San
Francisco, May 81.
Gov Robie. Am. sp.. Harrington, New
castle, June 2.
Hilston. Br. sp., Richards. Hamburg.
June 10.
J. b. Thomas. Am. sp, Zube, Port
Stephens, June Is. in distress.
John c. Potter, Am. sp.. Louretzen.
Tacoma. June H.
Jabez Howes. Am sp., Clapp. Tacoma,
May 81
]. A. Campbell. Am Sc. Smith, Port
Blakeiey, June 2.
j. C. Pfiuger, Am. bkt., Potter, San
Francisco. JunS 3.
King Cyrus. Am. Sc, Johnson, New
castle. May 81
Louisiana, Am. bk., Halcrow, Newcas.
tie. May %.
Marion chilcott. Am. sp.. Weldon.
Newcastle. May 60.
Mary E. Foster Am. sch. Thompson.
s F.. June 19.
Olympic, Am. bk.. Gibbs. San Fran
cisco. June H.
Prosper. Am. schr., Johansen. New
castle. June II.
PasQuale Lauro. IT, bk.. I.auro, New
castle. June 10.
Paramita, Am s.p.. Backus. Newcas-
tie. May "a.
Reporter. Am. schr.. Dalhoff. Gray's
Harbcr. June IL.
Reaper. An. BE-, Saletzke. Newcastle.
May %
". F. witzemann. Am. Sc. Daewe-
ritz. Gray,s Harhor. June 2
VIM Bowden. Am SC. tjerem. New
castle. May 81.
VIM H. Smith. Am sp.. coIley. sgd
ney. June !.
zealandia. Am. stmr.. Dowdeli. San
Francisco. June IL.
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DEPARTURES

Friday. June 81.
Stmr- J. 4. cummins Sesrle. for
Oahu ports
Stmr. Keaahon. Aosher. for Homo
kaa
schr. Eclipse Townsend, for Manf
and Hawaii ports
An bkt. John Palmer. De Lano. for
the SoGnd Ia ballast.
An. schr. Robert Levers. Under.
wood. for the Sound
An. sehr Vine. Small. for San Fran.
cisco wiih ssiEaT
Q. s Q. 5 s. Gaelic. Finch. for the
Orient
Su-S iale4le. piltx. for Kauai
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-HE Gaelic from san Francisco
and the uoTic frem the Orient
arrived YESTERDAY Both YES
sells had uueVentfnlrrips 10 port
The hzrkeutine 5ohn Palmer and
the schooners Vine and Robert Lev
ers sailed yesterday The John Pal
mer goes TO the Sound. the Levers
70 the north coast for lumber aud the
Vine - San Francisco with a full
cargo % sugar
The ~. 6. Han with a fan passen-
ger and freight Ast arrived bright
and early yesterday morning from
Hawaii ports. The vessel reports
very dry weather al over the Island
ri Hawaii and a splendid round trip.
The Doric brough; a good many
Chinese in the cabin for this port
and her through passenger list is a
big one. She has about six hundred
tons of freight for this port aud viii
probably sail al noon for San Fran
cisco.
The Zealandia Is due to sail for
San Francisco today at p N. As
the Doric viii make a much faster
frip 20 San Francisco than the Ocean
g. boat. most OF the mail VIII be sent
in her. Il Is possible that the Zeaian-
dla viii take eight days 70 make the
trip Rhile the Doric viii do It in about
six davE Many passengers are book.
ed Ia the ZeRlandia and she viii leave
with ali her cabin accommodations
taken.
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CABLES is NOW HUMBLE.
6risand Chief Intimates Willingness
to Surrender Guns.

MANILA. June 14.--Cailles. the in
surgent leader in Laguna province,
has become more humble and now in
Inmates his willingness to surrender
hundred guns to General Sumner
tomorrow at Santa Cruz. and to give
up the remainder in three days.
Colonel Bolanos. with five officers
and forty-one rifles. has surrendered
at Lippa. Batangas province
The recent battle with the insur-
gents at Lipa, in which Lieutenant
Springer was killed and Captain
Wilhelm and Lieutenant Lee were
mortally wounded, was begun by the
Americans. The disproportionate
number of officers hit is said TO be
due to the fact that there were sew
eral deserters from the American
army with the rebels.
The Island of Banay is being ravag-
ed by rinderpest and so great is the
havoc caused by the disease that the
natives are hauling carts to Iioilo.
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is discharged there she viii proceed
10 the Sound She viii sail in about
ten days
Passengers 70 Arrive.
The following have reserved rooms
on the steamer Sonoma for Honolulu
which sailed from san Francisco on
the goth inst
Il. d. wishsrd and wife. Hartley and
wife. Forsyth. Mrs. W. d. Gellette
and daughter. ". S. Gillette, Miss
Tabreit. Miss l. Burdick. Mrs. A c.
Kennedy. Mrs. c. c. Kennedy. r
Kennedy, Bruce Kennedy. ] Mar
quardt and wife. D. Dorwood. DR.. T
E Barley. Labrams. 3. F. Dilling-
ham. Mrs Robinson. J Shitz. NJ S.
Levy. J A. Triest. F Witram. Jr..
r. Hawksmot Jr.. John waterhouse
and wife. Harold Rice, Miss Marion
Dillingham;. Harold Dillingham;. Mrs.
H N Rice. d. c Little. HazeIli.
Miss E. waldrass. Mrs. McKllip. w.
D. Baldwin, n Fl Scovel. Mrs. H
n Castle. Miss F. B Boughner. Miss
L. NJ Rankin. Miss A C. Stanley
Miss L. Greene. E e Mckenzie.
wife and ? children. NJ. G.. Beckwith.
Mrs F. p Toomey. Miss V. Duffey.
Clement Smith. Dr. Bacon and wife.
c. " Ashford. K. r. Porter. C. r.
Murray, Howard. s I. Shaw. o.
Eastwood
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sue the pilots.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1.-THE
disastrous attempt of Pilot F. " Jor.
dan to navigate the steamer City OF
Rio de Janelro through the Golden
Gate IN fog on the morning Of Feb
ruary 22d. which resulted in great loss
OF life. has been made the basis of
damage suit In admiralty fled in the
United States District Court yester
day sginst that close corporation. the
San Francisco Pilots Association
Second Assistant Engineer Thomas
Brady and Water Tender Joseph
Smith went down with the ship each
leaving wife and little children with
out support Each family now claims
$4,000 damages from T. ". Jordan
Frank Boyd. Thomas II Barber. Ste
phen Castle. NJ. c. Erskine. E n
Freeman. George Scott. Frederic f
hsthieson. \. B. Jordan. George d
korts. J. z. McCulloch. Frank Mur.
ply. Louis Meyer. James Miller. NJ.
Tyson. John W OFT. Charles W. Reed
Alexander Swanson. J. s. johnson
and George +. Wallace as an asso.
citation which would have benefited
from the safe plotting Of the shin.
A4N NRAAlAtcttAA uiltkGS LHAf aOFUAD
was a member OF the association aud
responsible for the navigation of the
steamship. Through his negligence. il
is alleged, the vessel was lost. and
his partners were responsible iinan-
cially FOR his acts. The complaint re.
fers to the dense fog which prevailed
az the time and charges that the loss
OF l2S lives was due 10 Jordan's at
tempt 70 bring the ship in when Il
was impossible to see the dangers
that he knew existed ON every hand
Though several suits have been FL
ed previous TO this by heirs Of H.
fated passengers and members OF the
crew the Pacific Mail Steamship Com,
pany has been the defendant in each
instance, Attorney Hutton. however.
from experience as a marine engi-
neer concludes that the fault lies with
the pilot and that the association and
its members should bear the brunt OF
legal proceedings.
Il Is thought that the suit viii de.
velop that the Rio struck on Mile
rock and that had the pilot laid his
course for the opposite head and kept
the engines working while hoisting
anchor to counteract the leewav of
the fve-knot current he would have
brought the Rio and her freight Of
human life safely 10 dock.
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ARRIVALS.

Friday. June 2f.
Q. & O. $ s Doric. Smith. from the
Orient.
stmr. ". c Hat. Thompson. from
Kona ports.
9 4 o. S. 5. Gaelic. Finch s days
u hours from San Francisco.
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! PASSENGER AsRsvED. I

From san Francisco. peh o. o
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

For the Orient. per o. S. S. Gaelic.
June 2l--R. X Bonine, Mrs n. W.
Fonnor. Miss NJ. E. Koek. G.. n.
Millard. Mrs. G. H. Millard. Miss E !.
Nillard Miss l. Miles. F. NJ. Steele,
Mrs NJ F. Steele. Miss Elizabeth
Steele.
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Waterfront war.

The battle of supremacy between
Lewis & Turk. the shipping masters.
and the Sailors Union has taken on
a new phase. The shipping masters
are now advancing their rates and
are shipping men at thirty-five dollars
a month. and forty for the trip in
coastwise vessels.
The captains have agreed to this
and now that the rates have been
advanced the Union win have to find
some other pretext other than lower
wages to fight the shipping men on.
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