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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28
FOIL WEEVIL IT'S PREY.
An Ant from Guatemala To Be IN
trndnced IN Cotton Fields.

u.sh.ngton. May 1.-THE Department Of Agri-
ore anuoznced to-day that an ant has been
- IN Guatemala which is effective enemy
- 80 bol weevi- Il viii be immediately intro
. g irto the cotton States. Great significance is
el.s~teo 10 che discovery, which was made By q.
e.l-r-9E the hotaDist in charge Of tropical agr.-
= -~~i i.ves;isa tons Of the Bureau OF Plant In
eil--- Instruction. have been him bv
elst.' ~e-u-t Immediately She department what
ce.lss.ance he .teels IN rlen ard money.
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- aE mE-RoPoLITAN,s COUNSEL

Buffalo Nay flames l.. Cuackenbush. presi-
49,, ~ me Ere County Bar Association and one OF
~ ,sadinz lawyers ~ this city viii leave Buffalo
e,r Nsrr-Y9Yk on June T. where De viii become the
go rep7esertativg l.r me Metropolitan Street
-. nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28

LOST. -Bankbook No 4I0. 9sT. on Dry Dock
savings Bank Any person having ciafrns
upon said book Is called upon TO present
TIE same 10 the bank within thirty days OF
the said hook Will be declared cancelled
ana extinguished and new one issued IN
Leu thereof.
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Excursions.
BEST WAY TO COMFY ISLAND.

- minutes VIA %
- ie-114ns ne q ape NAY 'LreanIand
80 ana CITY Of Lawrence erect Dream
-hAG stee pier Leave West I29h 81 1000 II 90
-, 49, o-e0 eco ?. II. West 80 1880
Il -. ~ a. SSo 50 go 100 ? n Battery 1880
cents including admission 10 Il-ca1iaT5 N Sa-5savs
sunaays al1 Halidays IS eenrs -
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COACHMAS-- good appearance:
married; one child, firsr class al around
man. 30. good references Address F. r..
care OF Studebaker Bros. Broadway. cor
ner 4Sth-st
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STORAGE NOTICES.

N~w-T0-z NAV - 1904
TIE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE & VAN 60 Lid
2ff 29S . 3fo Eighth Avenu-
To waom e may concern The following
described property. 20 wiz Beds. chairs.
tables bureaus linen silver. glass. china
and other household goods. pictures. musi-
cal instrtUents. bric-a-brac trunks. boxes
barrels. personal effects. merchandise etc.
belonging O. OF held for account ~ George
2 Barrett. his heirs ard administrator
Miss P Brown. Miss T II, GIL Ms
Ma-v 2 Mcknight, Mrs r McGreEC-.
Jennie r. Kennedy. Harlem Loan Ass0o:a-
ton Mrv. e Newton. Mrs. A Purdy. Mrs.
A T Robin, Mrs 4 =, Reese. Mrs. F.
stuart. Mrs A Singer J TOXIN. y. r
Tho-r " " " Utter. VIII be solo 20
satisfy the Ieu % the undersigned thereon.
n public auction 20 she highest bidder az
Merfe-s Rooms. so East 125th-st Borough
Of Manhattan. View York city. on TueS-ay.
June - 1900 ~ 0-2n a. n. and on such
subsequent davs % which said sale may be
az iatsrned
Dated New York Nav % 1904
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE, WARE
HOUSE &. VAN CO. Ltd.
e9G 29S > 600 r rht1 Avenue
Fnr-
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male.
ANY Intelligent person may earn $50 20
500 mcnthiy eo-respc1dins fer news
rapers- no cauv1~z4rE. "a ne for uarti-viSr=
Northern press syndicate Lcckport. \ y
GARDENER and useful man wanted. .
SUe edo OF German preferred. must have
references. wages $50 10 S25 per month
Call Tuesday May 81 from . 10 10 a. m.
n : CHAPMAN. 271 Broadway.
WE HAVE POSITIONS OPEN.
for Statesmen Executive. clerical and TeeF-
nical men 81 600 70 S5.00t- call OF write
Cor booklet HsPEDDD'S suite oGs. Su9
Broadway Naw-Ecr1-
WANTED. The best CoICnmen. gardeners.
married farmers. Eroonls. farmhanQs,
herGsrn@u uruitrymen etc. Places ready a.
CARPENTERS I54 Gth-ave.
YOUNG MEN for fremen and hrakemen,
al railroads fremen average $50 month
" b~cour engineers and average Sl-1.
brakemeu average $50 become conductors
average Sfu5. name position preferred
Send stamp for particulars. Box %, sta
ton e. Brooklyn.
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- ---~--------->--~-- -------,---------
AJoI. handbook No. 4l4-sss3. on Dry Dock
Savings Bank Any person Having claims
upon said book Is called upon 70 present
The same % the bank within thirty DAYS ~
the said book viii De declared Cancelled
and exeizEu.shed ard a new ore issued In
lieu thereof
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TO WEST POINT.
IRON STEAMBOAT co.

roPtIAR AIL-WATER ROUTE To
CONEi ISLAND.
s,,-scas d Tie oertre of ne great new and stellar
1ss,. rsfEcIAg. SATURDAY. NAY 18TH
A Zoo - 81 = rth River 300. 1000 u 90
500 = 81 - 30 10. 800. 500 800. 600. 200
NORTH I--E E 7i,@sI, 10. T. Hair hour later
4 n lssee llSoN PIER. C0SEE ISLAND. 1910. 40
30 N y" rae 30. $50 40, $50. $40, 20 $40
Aassr sSAND TRIP TICKETS. % CENTS
nuaer cor5-il a. tln1i-'s Liquors Cigars
--lll-iy ulas.aren4-E-
q t-~ STEAMER TATRTS
-'iL-t tleet VIII % trips every day
lssr. n. TO FISHING BANKS.
-ts "a Fast ElE-r. $50 a N. frLve Pier
A3rta River a
fse 60 ANL TACKLE cN beard
fl'H &C.. Ladies. Boz; Children &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28
TOILET ARTICLES.

A shin OF BEATTY IS A JOY FOR
EVER
DR. 7 FELIX COCRAUnfS ORIENTAL
CREAM OR MAGICAL. BEAUTTFTEF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28

E-oCcE5 Ps 5S,
Ess.1na.-s Icn Woslss-sr gnaeS-,,--- Ts.si,,
h ~sS9. q. E-DT, 20 sraassops,f
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Female

Female.
CARETAKESR. Young woman. experienced.
viii take care Of house and give light
breakfast and do light washing twelve
years city reference 40S West 3lsr-st
basement
COMPANION. attendant 20 elderly lady. "
yuu2= woman 1f refinement. assist with
hoEss epinE. seWilg, etc: references y
HAMILTON. East Orange, n y
COOK. maid and Izundress. rrst class.
Miss L.2RSONS Employment once &c
West 24th-st Tel S044 Madison square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28
Female.

WANTED refined Young lady sas
mothers helper 70 semi invalid sal
ar moderate Mrs NJ, "a Academy st,
Jersey city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

XANrF ACTCREKS % billiard End pool
tzbls-. high grade bowling alley builders.
.oWest prices. MARK BROS. "a Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28

COOK--Ey scotch Protestant. understands
cooking in all branches, exceptionally
heat. en- rseLic and willing r~Sslfe family
hotel ~ boarding house. IRWIN. u West
Iira-sC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28

COOK. first class "a a private family,
thoroughly undeTst lands hc- business.
can take entire charge or kitchen and
marketing. can be seen al present EN-
pi0ysr. - park-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28

CTIA51BE<RMAID and WAITRESS N a
small private family country for sun
rner preferred MSE NJ J. 0q1 ParlI-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28

CHANBERMAID and waitress. Young Efrl.
very willing aud reliable. ELITE IN
FLOTMENT BUREAU. 432 Coiumbus !;
phone 3095 r River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28

CHAMBER MAID and wArTRESS-COOE
-TcEe-her or separate; good referencess
wages $50 and SIS FLAAHERTY ass Co
lumhuz-a-e- Tel 741J-Rfver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28

COOE-CHAMBERMAI and WAITRESS.
by two good Finnish girls. one as coos
other a. Cham0ermald and waitress, have
best references FINLAND BUREAU. LuoS
3d-aVe Tel 8. 463J Plaza.
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20 cents per line.

WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Amsterdam
and IC5th-st--Rav- WILLIAM BISHOP GATES
Ass Pastor. breaches al II and :
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 42d- ST. between
9Th and 6th aves.-The Rev. ANTHONY II. EVANS
D D. Pastor. breaches at II a. m. ana p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28

COO&-Neat competent woman. under
stands al branches OF plain and fancy
cooking excellent baker; wears refer
ences- So. n T. Hrs CosIier' 5. IL West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28

CgON aEd LAT SDRESS- by reliable
strictly temperate neat eloeFiy woman 3
reference. can IRWINS BUREAU. u
West 1Irl-s--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28

CHAMBERMAID or PARLORaAID.-Ens-
Hsh. good references. Address A. n,
care OF White, ca East jCth-sC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28

CARPENTER and CABINE TafAKER -
L. tools. SPfELMASN. 3s1 i0thave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28

COOK--StrictIy hrsr class govd references
from .ass place. prefers country. vases
So. Mrs "A. u. HOBBY & CO. 30 5Jh-
ale. Tel @ui-Madiscu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28

CDOk.-F'lrsJ class. serves luncheons and
dinner parties can take chef = place. IN
private family where kirCaeuElaid - kept.
seven years city references. "a. B.. Tribune
Uptown Office J. 3S4 BROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28

CBANBER1LAID. first class. IN a private
family. and would assist with washing.
can be seen at present employer. 23@Park-
ave. city
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-18
Furniture News.

Bed Room Suits, prices to please
you $3.50 to $3.50
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-18

day, but for fear the old adage that fisl
hawks do not come until after the goth
of March, he called Mr. Mears, the bar.
Der, to ''see it," Mr. Mears saw il -
and the truth is verified. This is NOT
new, for last March this phenomena oc-
CURED, and was witnessed bv J. B.
Welch. No one will doubt his veracitv
A Union Republican primary was held
in the office of Squire Collins on Sat
urday afternoon. There were a. votes
cast, and the following ticket elected. il
being the only one in the field:
FirstElection District Delegates-Tobp
NJ. Robbins, George E. Mcgee. Alter
nates-C. II. Atkins, Silas J. Warning
ton.
3nd Election District Delegates-Sam.
uel J. Lank, Horace Brown, lanes Ro-
land Jr. Alternates-J. L. Warrington
Harry V. Laws, H. R. Burton.
Harry L. Robinson was elected Hum
dred Committee for Broadkiln.
Captain G. E. Mcgee will be a candi
date before the Dover Conference as del.
egate to the General Conference that
meets in California. Captain Mcgee
would undoubtedly, be nice delegate
.orepressnt the Wilmington Conference
Rev. L P. aud Mrs. Curkran have ,
gone to Conference. S. ]. Wilson. del.
gate, will go on Thursday. Mr.. Cork 1
ans salary has been paid in full; and
his IS Milton's time-honored prestige
We expect Mr. Cochran back. and one D
Our literary men, high in church life
nd to me: "Mr. Cochran says he will d
ave an Ushers Union when he returns }, al
What is au Ushers Union ?" "Well y N
i'd l, 1.-THE only answer I can give Won
to refer to the Milford, Lewes or s.
georgetown papers, they have the Ushers
mons In those towns. As I am not Br
rectly interested in that work / cannot
swer you correctly. They will tell 81
u CRUSADER. loi
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-18
SLAUGHTER NECK.

Fishermen have struck it rich for the ms,
Two weeks. as plenty OF perch and rock Al
nave been taken in the seines. In one doy
James Gillespie caught and sold s42 worth a,
these fish last week. 'H %
Trappers have been catching many mpsh.
rats this month. aud the bodies are sb,nned
to Philadelphia, where they were soId os
marsh rabbits, and bring good prices Iobn
b. Prettyman has a moAopolv of tha r'-l,
ness so far. DuSl-
The few good davs we're taken advan,.oo
OF to get the early spring work star,sd ,.s,,
everywhere farmers are ready to nnsb ,,','''
The roads have greatly improved s,raa ,1'.
thaw out H0e the
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-18
MT. MORIAH ITEMS.

William Voshell arose early Friday morn
Ing last and discovered one Of his fodder
, stacks on fire; but fortunately it was raininf
and was soon eXtinguished. CauseIunknowD
John II. Bullock and wife, and Elmer Bull
lock and wife, spent sunday with Jas stubbs
and family.
Miss Emma Clark Is spending this week In
Dover.
George Kitchens ana family spent SUNDAY
with relatives near Templeviue, Md.
Isaac Gruwell is on the sick-list, but is i'm
proving at this writing.
Mrs. John Moher was the guest OF he,
daughter, Mrs. Peler Hurd
Rev, Thos. Wheeler, of Seaford, will preach
at MI. Olive Church on Sunday morning
next
Charles Traverse and wife,anu Virgie Ross
spent Sunday with J. sherman Wtx auo !
family,
e C. Ross was the guest OF his uncle near
Burrsville, on Sunday.
Miss Sallie Roe was the guest of Msrttr
Shockey on Sunday.
Norman Voshell wHsthe guest OF Edgar De-
long on Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Elmira Shockley is visiting relatives
near Magnolia.
walter Dill was the guest Of his brother, A.
&. Dil on Saturday.
Mrs H. c. Cooper ann daughter Miss Lola,
were the guests OF Mrs Isaac Gruweil on sun
day.
Miss Rose Sylvester was in Dover this
weed
Ihe family Of Edward Fisher are improv-
ng from an attack OF typhoid fever.
hurbert Hurc and Elmer Hughes were in
greensboro on Saturday.
Mss Minnie Dill has been visiting relatives
Maryland recently. GUESS
A free distribution of one of the best
Pills on the market at the
Red Star nrnU Cforo
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-18
MILpUN NEWS.


A meeting of the Milton Steamboat
Company was held at the Trust Company
Bank on Wednesday morning. Will
mington was represented by five men
known to the steamboat world. After
the meeting was over, we interviewed
Mr.. D. NJ Conwell one fthe prominent
managers of the line, and he assured us
that the matter had maIerialized so far
as to assure the boat being here in two
weeks-weather conditions considered. |
A subsequent report, based on the resig-
nation of Thomas Wilson, ,vice-presideht
OF the company, leads to different con-
clusions. Ii there is a fight between
certain persons of Milton it should be
adJudicated, one way Ur the other.
body polite must be run by the people,
aud II takes all to run it. Il is no Use
for man to say, because l can not be on
top, I'll not be there. If the report that 4
there are some parties fighting the steam
boat line for the interest of the Queen !
Anne's Railroad Co., they are certainly q
lighting not only the towns best inter :,
ests, but against themselves. 1t is use :.
less to make a contrast, and we will not ?,
not now. Give us the steamboat line
ler the Killarney cats" do what they r,
may. o
benjamin Walls has been secured by p,
ii Warrington as chief clerk, vice th
Edward Blizzard, resigned. W
Christian Jensen, Dane, living near of
town. suffered another stroke Of paraly- sa
SIS on Saturday. This is the second at ba
tack Mr. Jensen has had. aud his condi, %,
lion is considered precarious. co;
Miss Hattie J. Conner has been ap- ia
pointed by the powers that be, Deputy &c
Councillor of the Daughters of Tn
america, for Council No ?, Milton, Del. dir
his is a disappointment. ans
There have been so many cases of theft vor
a town recently,a and the fact is so potent
nat it would seem that che who runs
light read" Not long since the larder
a prominent citizen was robbed of III
rub,and following on this is the robbery bo t"U
his hen coop. These acts are not the Jam
It's of strangers. thes
Herring were caught in the Broad Tr
In on Wednesday and were sold at 2s 20 ,''I :
nts per dozen. mar
R. c. Beardsley has sold his interest b. Pi
the brick machinery to the Junior ness @
rfner of the concern, Mr.. A. H. Lof- Otto
i'd. eter,
MI William Fosque, agent of the Pru- The
ntial Life Insurance Company. has nav
ne Pecaliarities; the most noticeable
being mania for dressing up in his
I clothes when he goes to the wood
: to saw wood.
William Pierce died at Lincoln ON H.
aged about rs years. Fun
at Lincoln Sunday morning, and in ~
nent in the cemetery nearby. Rev. NA
lua Gray performed the last sad rites
5 J. Wilson aud son conducted the
rment.
aY NJ. Wilson aged 2S years, ! months
"A days, died of consumption near
sboro on Friday. Funeral on Mon ~
afternoon, aud interment in Brother
Cemetery, S. J. Wilson and Son ~
raj directors.
rtue Council. No. ?, Daughters of
rica, visited Z lendale aud organ
Enterprise Council, No 9, on We'd
~ evening. This order appears to
owing fast,aud numbers among its
bers the best ladies of the land.
+ much esteemed friend, Wesley gao
dale, espied fish hawk on Mon l%lO'
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-18
Shoe News.

Reliable foot wear for the fam
n.y. Buying in quantities direct
rom the manufacturer, we can
save you dollars on your annual
% out1t OF shoes, beside giving YOU
goods that we stand right back Of
our cur spring stock is on display for
Easter Call and see the new tans
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-18
Mating News.

purchased before the War be-
tween Japan an Russia, therefore
no advance in price but strange
YET we have some patterns that are
lower than last sease, t4o pieces
OF new goods of 40 yards each, lots
OF mating isn't it.
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-18
Ladies Ready-Made Ne IS.

Covert cloth, Spr' g Jackets,
Just come IN, colors Clstors and
black price $500 value $3.50
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-18
New MerceHzed Foulard 25c.

Can't tell them from the so and
75c prices and they wear lust as
well.
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-18
A BARGAIN

picked up from a good man
utacturer 20 Walking Skirts half
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-18

A free distribution of one of the best
Proprietary Pills on the market at the
Red Star Drug Store
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-18
Carpet News.

On the floor, 40 Rolls of new
moor covering, in cottage STYLES.
!ngrains and Brussels. nofhing
fancy in prices, just an averags
everyday profit. And you need
have no bother after making vonr
selection,as we measure vour room
cut the carpet, and sew the CARPET
ana lay the carpet, ready for YOU
to walk on.
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-18
Hat and Cap News.

All 1904 Spring Hats and Can.
get one for Easter.
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-18
Suit Cases,

Can save you 10 to 20 per cent on
price and 10 to2o per cent on quail
ity $3.50 to $3.50. EVERYBODY needs
a suit case. -eO9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-01
PLAYS ANO PLAYERS.

Miss Clara Lane has ssvevsi dasrc
sonS numbers IN the production ss
-Arrsh-na- PoSue."
Elsa Ryan. the one Americsn s>rs u
the east OF Three Little MsSls. ~ 4
great favorite In Bostou-
William Mcponali the oSSsr, wnS
VAS Il former member - t&S Scs-
tonians, Is now With Lew l<<>set-
ssr'S minStrels.
Mrs. Teresa Forrest. the We, sae~s
Boston soprano, has starte; ~ 4 ~
cert tour through the pvtnrVss New
England cities.
Oscar L. Ftsman. who pIays = = .
role In The Burgonastez = : sc&
sou. Is brother Of Max E<S>1>H 80
well known actor.
With It's forty seven spy>3N:Hs as~t>
ivan the Terrible" Is oue " he 0t>sS
Ella borate productions ever made y
Richard Mansfield
Nrs. Terry McCioveru aas .e ssA-ia,>2t
the latest song success. Ne '
Brown" by Misuon Ziestel1 = lAt
Bowery After DsrA
Charles Hawtrey has received 4 "a
tertns ofer 70 90 70 Australia. eut &c
cannot accept. as hts next three >es
sous must De speut#.n London ae>>cd-
ins 10 the contract wa5th ae has
signed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-01
LIFE AND DEATH.

Europe loses s6. 5S2 lives a year by
accidents.
Only $50 persons in every million
die from Old age.
OF the 4259O cases OF smallpox re-
ported by forty tour states in 1903.
1,G42 were fatal.
Antitoxin treatment for diphtheria
has reduced the death rate Of that dis
ease from 35 to ! per cent
Fifty nine per cent Of the deaths
from consumption are between the
ages Of forty i've and sixty years.
while only u per cent OF such deaths
are Of persons over sixty years Of age.
In the United States the annual NOR
tality for railroads Is one person killed
for every 1862 employees coal miners,
one person In every 744 employees;
seamen In merchant vessels. one per
son in every 1888
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-01
GEORGE BLACKBURN SUED.

A suit was filed in the circuit court
yesterday afternoon by the Bank OF
Pine Bluff of this city against George
Blackburn for $3.50 alleged to be due
on note given by Blackburn to the
bank February lS, 1903. The note was
due in ninety days and all the interest
has not been paid. 1t is understood
that there are others to follow this
burn has a number of local citizens
as indorsers on his note
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-01
FENCl7lES WILL GO INTO CAMP

The Jefferson Fencibles are prepar-
ing to go into camp for a week at For
est park in order to gain experience
in the line Of field duty in preparation
for ther trip to the worlds fair next
which begins Monday. July 4, the con
test for the l.. O. Knox individual med
al Will be held Next Sunday the Fen.
cibles in full uniform will attend the
Christian church upon the special in
vitation Of Rev, P. G. Cross. the pas
tor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-01
rreHSr run Sssx,y s~,,>o,

A work to cost some $e,000,O0o WIN
probably in the near future be begun
on the Seine. 1t Is to be a tunnel uA-
der the river. either at Tancarylle or
Quillebeuf. Between Rouen ard the
sea there is no crossing of me seine
except by boat, a condition that for
many years has caused great incon.
senience anI retarded commercial
growth. Moreover, Havre is connect.
od with the rest OF France by only one
railroad line. The projected tunnel
Will connect 1t with Pont-Audemer and
hence with the rest OIL France, giving
two diyerging lines from Havre-one
To ;he right and one to the left OF the
Seine Consular report
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-01
BRITISH BRIEFS.

The 6.5Sl 900 inhabitants OF Greater
London live 10 92S.o COS houses.
The English borough Of Newark has
tho tallest mayor In Britain. He is
six feet 1ve and one half inches IN
height.
The so called Black country in Eng.
land is to be made beautiful again by
sowing the seeds OF trees over the vast
areas OF furnace refuse and iron and
coal waste.
The average age Of death OF working
men in east London is a bout twenty
nine. whereas in the we'll TO DO districts
OF west London the average age is
about fifty five.
The authorities at Edinburgh offered
q half crown 10 every one who would
be vaccnated. and the rush was some
thing awful. The Scotch officials
thought TT was canny idea
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-01
r. q. SMART
Fancy Grocer.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The tax book for the collection of
he special assessment upon the real
property in sewer district No. 8 in the
city Of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, for the
purpose of constructing sewers in said
district to connect with the main
sewer running through said district
mas been placed in my hands Alt
owners of real property lying in the
said district are required to pay their
assessments to me within thirty days
srom this date. If such payment is
not made action will be commenced at
ne end Of that time for the collection
ot said assessment and for legal PEN
alties and costs.
Given under my hand this the 18th
lay OF June, 1904.
RALPH ROBINSON.
1ly 20 Collector.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-01
NOTES FROM RUSSIA.

Half the soldiers of the cZar are HIT
crate
The Transsiberian railway crosses
Ave rivers. each Of them as long as the
Mississippi.
1t is stated that while gold coin re
mains in circulation In ST. Petersburg
and Moscow it has almost disappeared
from ordinary trade channels through
out the remainder Of the empire.
New regulations are about to be In
trodueed In Russian prisons in regard
to the application Of the bastinado
Henceforth this terrible punishment
will only be applied to persons over
thirty five years OF age.