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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-05
DROPPED DEAD

william rhilpal. the proprietor u
a Saloon at Tolts which he has Goa
Quoted for several years vas found
dead behind his bar early yesterday
morning by q customer Who came
ln ~ set an "eNesuprner Coroner
Hove was notified and sent Deputy
Coroner Arnold - make an iuveati-
cation Lass evening It D. supposed
that heart disease vas the cause 81
dnalh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-05

npa OF Msl. Wallis Missed these sim
Eular words
Premier. sou eonsummate little
asst Nothing would excuse what
you we're trying % say by heaven.
II you attempt % speak III stand
you on your head In the bathtub."
fCOntinuedl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-05
AGED woaAH MISSING

Mrs Mcfarland 7s years u az.
disappeared from her home a. 40
unfiafnn avenue yesterday morn.
inE shout ? O'Clock since that time
she has not been seen uaf heard af
She sore calleo wrapper and =
sunhannet Mrs. 4. = Crouch. her
dauEhter. reported the matter 60 tha
police. AIRS Mcfarland has been az
fgr Some time and is subject e. re-
of meutaishrdlu nm humubmbma
% mental alteration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-05

on account - It's frirhtfui hIdeous-
ness blood Poisoning il commonly
called she kluE = All Diseases. ID
may - either hereditary or Cdnfrnct-
- once the system is tainted wlth
e. the disease may manifest Itself IN
the form ~ Acrufaia. EeEHma. Uhsu-
matte Pains. sur 81 swollen foiuth
EfuultauH ~ copper ColnfHd spots On
the Face or BODY little Ulcers ln Tbs
Mouth or On the Tongue. sore Throat.
Swollen rnHHilg Failing out - the
Hair aF Eyebrows and finally = T.fp-
Euua-iIka- Decay = the Flesh and
bones. II yea have anF u these or sim
Ter afmutUmHs set BROWN = BLOOD
fT ItE. fmWsffi afHIH FhfH treat
mrut il practically the result 4 life
work Ii contains no dangerous ar4gs
er Injurious mrdicu5eH ~ any kind "
secs b fho very bottom Of fhe disease
ard forces nuf every PARTICLE - Ina
purity. soon every afEu aud rFwnfom
GiaHrpearA completely und Forever.
Tho bleed, the Tissues, the flesh. the
bones and the whole system are
elfansed purified ard restored 70 psr-
feet health. and the patient prepared
anew Ter ihe duties and pleasures q
nfo browns BLOOD CURE q
8 bottle lasts q month Made bF DIR.
DROWN. GH Arch a.. PHILADELPHIA.
ror sale Orr Seattle anNv AZ Tho Quaker
nrllr CO. iai7=f0ii fsf ave Giahe hik.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-05

NJ O. MeNair. - iii8 Fourth
avenue. either lest her gold watch
ana shala &c vas thr victim - pick
pockets let night she kHe# moth
Inn Of her loss untu she wanted 70
know the ume an8 tben found II
missing. she reported che fhru 20
fhe u1fica ans gave a a1od aeafIn-
tiou 81 ths aafHh a reward - he
b. offered for Ifa rrfuHn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-05

n W Howard reports the loss Fl
a Columbia river aioou fIum she A..
Hnxtnn dock tbs morning 60 ths
police lIs says that tsn msn ts
ifbefafriY Eot aboard the craft
pushed or aud sailed away BE aIa
noe know fhe men. but gave a Eaa1
tes HIftian % tbe craft When last
seen the aiauu anH headed in fhs
L-l..LL-n q InLL L.n NM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-05

4 startling Incident e narrated b.
John oliver of Philadelphia. az FOL
lows 4 was In am awful rondI.
iion. Ny skin WAS almost yellow.
eyes Hunhen. tongue ropted. pain
continually ln back and slides. mo- an-
petite. growing weaker day By daF.
Three physicians bad EIvon mo up.
Then { was advised ~ use Electric
HiiisrH To ms greet iay the fret
bottle made decided Improvement
! continued their use for three
weeks Hnd am now well man /
know they robbed Che grave of nm.
other victim" No one should fail
10 Try them. only 30 cents. guar.
antead nt @. o. GUY, Inc, drug
store, Second avsnus and Yoslsr. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-05

81 n Austin OF winchester. Ind.
know what 90 do lu the hour OF need
HlH wife had such an unusual case
~ stomach and liver trouble. phYst-
clans could not help her lie thought
Of and tried Dr. Kings New Life
PllIs aud she got relief at once and
was finally cured. only a5o ut q.
o. Guy Inc drug store. Second av-
euue aud Yeslef way.
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SIGNIFICANT EVIDENCE.
Il was barely o'clock a. lugra
ham turned into the gateway ~
uroahride Vaguely he felt thar he
must see nr Dallas and ascertain
from him whore ChaimefH had gone
vaguely he felt thai be must see
Wlun aud ask hia counsel Vaguely
too. lnFraham bad It in mlnd that
from Alice. her mother. ct even. II
need be from Agatha. he ought 70
learn something about this man
Chalmers Who having m STRANGELY
their fortunes IN fhenast
vas nos So infHifateif entauEied ln
BE own
FIfat and foremost be- huf need 20
spssk with Dallas aHd with quick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-05

"A moaaagolf rricd the Japanese
wireless telegraph operator
Tho firing ceased instantly that
he mlght take the meaauae.
There WAS u long silence
.Thr mess use decent seem 60 be
ramnH remarked the captain
Ne. Haid the operator ! am
afraid lt WAS nothing more than
the i{uuBn flret making q dash ont
OF Port Arthur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-05
~ STAR DUST "a


band was credited with saying.
Why not put a stick IN n. ladies'.
and the Rev. Chancel with refortlnx
"ill take a little Of the same ia
mine. brother So the story vas
Withdrawn from circulation A. re-
suit Of a called meeting Of the
board
choose to provide the pickles
and deyiled egEE What. every other
woman In the l. l. /. wants 20
bring the pickles and dsviled egga7
Hateful thiugsl feel Ike anub-
bing them b. not attending.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-05

strH. CYrens and Nanthun f.eachi
hadroua. Madison parks. hair hour.
" from 1870 a. n. 20 10 p. m daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-05

Beet einnsr m seattle wtth aaa
tsrnsa o. burgundy. At Maisan nsr.
beris Second and James. svary eva
ninE. EW -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-05

One drpg store on First avenu'
sdvertises special rates 10 the In
Jured. Fine wit. that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-05

A WORD PROM JOSH WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-05

The unkIsasd son of bowie Is said
70 have been married. m that's
true, hls wife has a fine batch Of
rusty old kisses coming.
The few Of us who are left will
probably vote for an Insane Fourth
the next time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14

i question which pat the Eery life
Of our nation a stake 50 q ~.
chang ing attituds from the outset Of
our disagreement sish Russia has
been natural and inevitable. II its
Negotiations, TIE government has pa
tier,iy kept ne hope 81 peace II vieS,
No agitation preiudicial 70 calm de-
liberation has been permittei a 30
ciesy o4ganized against Russia 80
suppressed. Or demands were clear
and u~nfaitering. We had % deal with
III sneny whose methods we're those
d evasion and hypocrisy, 70 whom
delay meant advantage.
when The unity Of The governing
power IL % marked Il would u
strange II The same spirit and patriot
i'm I'D no, shor II ne men beaint
the guns.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14
Summary Of the Stocks.

NEW YORK, March Hs-Amercans
in London steady about parity. Con
sols. and foreign bonds generally firm
er. Northern Securities decision ex.
pectei today. U. $. Realty officials
say they have no labor troubles Of
any consequence and do not expecl
any. Reported Penna. wants about
5000 tons OF steel nails for this years
delivery. Western roads report some
falling off in tonnage but better ope.
rating conditions. 81 roads Jan. net
decrease, 1896. 80 roads first week
March average gross increase 1.07.
More demand for stocks in loan crowd.
but Metropolitan ~noticeably easy tc
borrow. Receipts currency from the
interior declining but larger than in
former years. Banks lost to sub-treas'
ury on Friday, s777.000.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14
IAPAhEsE nERolsM.

The courage and earnestncss with
which the Japanese soldier and sailor
enters positions Of danger 10 astonish.
Ing the western world There are al
ways heroes ia every nations army
but Id the far east every man seems
/ 0 reach that standard In Japan
there Is no weeping and wailing when
The colder parts from his family for
the scene Of conflict. There Is no
false sentiment TO be seen In public
places. There u no excitement among
any classes. But there is . doordie
feeling In the hearts ~ All. and the
soldier being a soldier. puts X on view
before the world. Every strong acnu.
ment has IL roots deeper than III po-
lltleal causes The subs,ratum Of
every mighty rcsolye u the character
Of the people. Therefore il cannot BE-
SAID that the make up Of the Japan
csc government Is the final d
this esprit de corps But an interview
granted by Marquis Yamagaia TO an
American war correspondent throws
strong light upon me situation lie
says.
Our public men are of many par.
ties, NOT 81 two only. a. are yours ~
America. Our cabinets are the pro.
duct of coalitions. which. for the time
beirg. seem % his majesty ana me
legislative power best 70 serve the 10,
terests of The country. Foreign policy
Is a thing entirely apart. In the con.
s.drraiidn on Korea and Manchuria.
all men Of all parties needed only pa
triotisn 10 realize the slngleness Of
our interests. whstsser cabinet "A
In power continued the policy Of It's
pfececesSor. and the policy Of all on
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14
CUR aglANoNs wIrA aussIA

Although tho United States govern.
ment has declared absolute neutrality
IN the Russo Japanese war and al.
though The president has recently re.
Iterated this position il ! special man.
fehto. nevertheless The sympathy Of
TIC people Il undoubtedly With Japan
and agains, Russia There are many
.canses u make the American people
team towards the Japanese policy 4
q also IN interesting question 20 con.
sider Why there j. an estrangemcnt
rom Russia. The latter country has
Undoubtedly been friendly % the Unit.
"a states 10 the past. There has
zen much discussion lately a 10 the
real condition d Affairs shen ne
Russian feet By coming 70 New York
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14
Kansas City Livestock.

KANSAS CITY. March 14.-Cattle
steady; native steers, $3.soGs525;
southern steers, s3.409s4.35: southern
cows, s2.40as3.25; native cows and
heifers. s20o9s4.2o; stockers and
feeders. ss.259s44o: bulls. $2.5od
3.75; calves. ss.0o9s6.5O; western
steers. s34oas46o; western cows
se.oo@ss.5o.
Sheep, steady, muttons, s3.SoG35.10;
lambs, S4.T59s5.50: range wethers,
s42oas4.5o: ewes. s2.75G3410.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14
THE RACE FoR DELEcATesHlps

There promises to be an interesting
contest for places on the Chicago del
egation when the republicans OF the
territory assemble III Las Vegas at tho
close Of this week. A goodly number
OF entries In the q are already
booked. with other counties yet 10 be
heard from.
Without doubt the delegation win be
headed by Gov. otero as delegate.at.
large. as a large number Of counties
have NO instructed their delegates
and every county 80 far as we have
received the report has endorsed the
administration.
Among the aspirants for the other
Ave places on the delegation who will
20 into the convention with the en-.
dorsement ~ one or more counties
are the following Pritchard. with
an Instructed delegation from Lincoln
county. Sewcomb. backed by Grant
county; LlewcIiyn by Donna Ana:
Bursnm BY SocorrO Twitchcn By San
Miguel and Leonard Wood. Ieahy by
coIfax. spicss By Mora; Sargent By
Santa Fe, Rio Arriba and Taos; and
Dame BY Dernalillo aud sandoyal.
a number Or counties have sent IN.
instructed delegations and the report
has not yet been received from sew.
eral counties which held their con
scntlons on Saturday.
The above list includes nine aspir.
ants for the Ave delegateships. II
does pot take 4 prophet nor the son
OF a prophet 70 predict that the five
who will be selected will be. with
probably ono exception, men who now
hold the most desirable Offices In the
gift of their party. Evidently the
principle that TO him thai hath shall
be given applies In politics. The op'
Tic has previously said. and i %rcitcr.
ates the belief. that 10 ten best in
tcrosts OF the party Il would be well
for the once holders 10 divide these
honors more evenly with men who arc
always III the front rank Ii battle sni
are content 10 70 away hack aud sli
down when he division of spoils DC.
ours. We have many such IN he re-
publican party % New Mexico
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14

General Bristow, or whoever else
was responsible for that postofice re.
port. has 4 big score 10 settle. There
seems TO be no mar In congress on
either side. who has a word 20 say in
favor o. the report or 81 those who
made IT. Il looks very much as
though indiscriminate charges were
made against congressman n the Al.
tempt 10 prevent a more thorough in
sestigatiun of The postofice depart.
mont "a club held over the head 81
congress as une member terms Il,
seems to about express the idea
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14
puEeLo INDIANS AND CITIZEN
ueHiP. u

This recent decision a - supreme
court o. Ees Mexico hoidlne that the
Pueblo Indians are sEizsas aad cub
tect 70 taxation Is lateresting BECAUSE
II reaches back 10 4 decision Of the ma.
tionai supreme court concerning III
dian rights which some fifteen years
or 10 ago attributed considerable A.
tention.
In the latter case II was held that
an Indian born within 4 tribe and
subject 70 the tribal Jurisdiction was
80 far born Oltsds The Jurisdiction
Of the United States that be would
mt become entitled 70 the rights q
American citizenship eve though he
should abandon his tribe and adopl
the Ways o. white men. The sItua
ton for sach an Indian desiring Il
become An American citizen was rem
dered all the worse by reason Of
provision N the naturalization act re
stricting the privileges Of that act i
persons Of the white race or Of negr,
blood Or of African descent. The ysl
low an. red were excluded.
II seems, however, that the Puebl-
Indians of New Mexico did not main
tain tribal relations. This point wa
passed upon ~ The national aupremi
court q pumier d years ago. It be
ing held that b Pueblo inGlan yiilagl
was not q tribe.
Il follows that. having been Dor.
10 the United States, these Indian
are native born citizens and az sue
are entitled % vote and under an 81
legation 10 pay tases-Denyer Reput
ilcan.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14

Secretary shaw has written 4 let
or in opposition to pending Bills in
congress permitting national banks
to lend money on real estate security,
He Is quite right In saying that II
this practice were allowed and FOL.
lowed the banks would become tied
% in assets wholly unavailable in
times Of pinch or panic. That Is the
great objection, II might be Of some
profitable advantage 70 the hanks,
but how about the general CONNER,
clai interests Of the country?
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14

hardened their sentiments. And such
murders as those committed on the
Russian Jews we're a severe shock 70
our people. The Russian attitude 70
the Fins and the Poles has added %
he estrangenent. In fact in these
latter days there are many things
which have been done BY Russia
which are sufficient u explain a
change in feeling to our Old friend.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14

A prominent eastern democrat cx'
pressed himsei the other day al fol
lows 10 regard 10 the presidential
situation The Honorable John
sharp Williams Of Mississippi ia
barred from the nomination BY his
place Of birth. and Mr. william n.
Hearst Is barred BY damned nigh
everything else Golfers Weekly
,hinks this Is exactly how things
stand.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14
noNDAY EykSIsa March 4

The Oldest csntist IN America died
rscentiy In Pennsylvania He was Dr.
OTIS Avery asd he lacked but four
years Of beng i hundred. Dentistry.
when be learned the ar, xas as Jaw.
breaking IA tie pronunciation Of the
In she Russian 4 Japanese war.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14

Many men spend 5000 educating 4
son, and never yen try TO teach him
economy. the vital element Or success
In business. Give your boy a chance,
teach him q save BY opening an &C.
count for him with the Plaza Trust
and Savings Bank. Deposits received
at First National bank to accommodate
east side patrons. s.is.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14

Steel cars are going 70 be run 10
the New York subway The company
had ordered the usual railroad type,
but convinced Of their liability 70 fre
and accident, they will make a change.
II public trusts in general were As
proyident as this there would be few
er appalling disasters.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14
Assessors Notice.

The office Ok assessor In Precinc,
No. 20, East Las Vegas, is now open
At the marshal's office. city hall. for
thirty days only. All persons not max
ing their returns az the office in that
time Will Be required 70 80 70 the cour,
house for the purpose.
J. S. EsQUIBEL. Assessor.
r. G CARPENTER. Deputy.
GAG.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14

The person who runs 10 70 buy a
pais OF spring-ihaw rubbers VIII dis
eoysr. II he ~ n an inquiring mind,
thst the rubber trust raised the price
10 cents a pair before the thaw be-
gan R1bberx that cost rs cents In
December now sell for IS cents. The
excuse Ia thar there wss a shortage
In rubber.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14
Chicago Livestock.

CHICAGO. March II. tattle,
steady; good 10 prime steers. N5.2JG
$500 poor 10 medium. ss.5oQsis5;
stockers and feeders. s25nas425.
COWS si.so@sile; heifers. s2.25d
$3.50: Gamers. si6oas2.5o; bulls
s2o0dsio0; calves, s2.55as7.25.
sheep. strong good to choice weth.
ers. s460as5lO0. fair 10 choice mix.
"a, siOoasi.5o; western sheep. $3.50
.as5pO fair 20 choice mixed. sf00a
$500; native lambs. sims500; west,
ern lambs. sise1scoo.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14

ssy&rieia Marshall Marquis Yama-
gaia Of Japan. Al ~ VII look = me
geographical position Of Korea you
viii see that tits like d pionard point
ing at the heart % Japan The east.
err statesman does NOT intend that
This dangerous weapon fall into The
hands d Japan's enemy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14
,.MMARKETj
NI@D

The following Sev forK SOCK quotation
sere received Oy Levy Bros, members en-
.Axo Board OF Trade. rooms2 and )
III Block. Colo Phone DO. Las Vegas Phone
40, over their osn private wires from New
YORK, Chicago and Colorado Springs; cures
oondent OF the hrms OF Logan 4 Bryan Ny.
and Chicago member New York. stock TX
.hanre nj Chicago Board Of Trade, and Vim.
A, Otis 9 Co. Bankers and Brokers. Colorado
SPRINGS:
Descriptive Oiose
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14
chicago Grain ana preylalons.

Chicago Grain and Preyislons.
Close, March 10. 1904.
Wheat, May. s6;s; July. eck.
Corn. May. 53N954; July. SIX d
Sis.
Data May. 4th; Jnly. 39S6ssA
Pork, May. si4.02: July. si4.st
Lard. May, t725: Juiy, S742.s
Ribs, May, H25; July, s1-3S
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14

Tarrcr has fress FISH al; toe time
through Lent. rs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14

than tho shameful manner In which
Russia has violated all her sacred
promises 10 the United States and TO
other countries In her Manchurian
policy The United States has come
TO feel that Russia was not playing
fair. And she has not played fair.
She has not only refused 70 abide by
her agreement but she has inaugural
~ In 70 doing q commercial system
which sramples directly on the toes
of this country. Is II any wonder IN
the face OF this that American feeling
should go hack on Russia
Il wouil indeed hc strange II Il
were otherwise The people OF this
Country are 10; tickle They recog.
nile that me paths 81 Russia and the
United States are no longer together.
thai Russia has takcn recently d very
dinerem attitude as affecting this
~country from the attitude she as.
snmed Ia tue civil war II Is not
necessary to suppose necessarily that
Russia has grown more selfish.
Frienduness between countries does
not rest much On moral cons!dera.
uoas The simple fact Is that the
former moral alliance has fallen
through On account d Russia's recent
doings.
This cs,rangcmcnt has also been
helped along by the Kishincf massa
cres The United States are a sym
pathetic nation. Years have not
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-04
Steamer.
Builders Contracts.

A. B. Hammond (owner) with Mallory &
Swenson (contractors), architect ]. f. Kraft
Carpenter work, ETC.. for a three story brick
residence. with basement on the n line OF
Broadway, 1876 E of Fillmore, Z 57:6 by N
1877: :6: $62C0.
Henry Hickman (owner) with W. r. Kenny
Alterations and additions to make three story
frame building on the line of Sacramento
street. between First avenue and Cherry street
1920 and 1881 Sacramento street; S1647
Bohm Bristol Diamond Company (owners)
with William Bateman (contractor) architect
Curtis Tobey Deliberations and fixtures on
ground floor of building at IO4 Geary street:
$7150.
Edward II. Howard (owneF)- with Adolnb
Petry lcS>9 actor plans by owner-All work
except painting gas fixtures and window
shades, for a three-story frame building (e
hats) the NE corner of vicksbHrg and Eli
zabeth streets 40 on Vicksburg by I17:6 on
Elizabeth; $9445
Joseph A. SchuIer (owner) with William Tir
den tcontractor), architects Rousseau & Son
All work for alterations and additions tn
change two story frame building into a three
story and basement frame building on Sc cor
ner of Buchanan and Turk streets 90 by r
55 Western Addition 226; $07S7
Regents OF the University of California town.
tect Nathaniel Blaisdell--Al work except eIe-
vator work. plumbing and electrical work for
alterations and additions to Sacramento build
ing -four STORY buildng) on + line of First
street. 1876 of Market, L 1876 by 13T IS;
$1S25.
Same owners with Cahin Hall Elevator
Company (contractors). architect same-Re-
moval of old elevator and to install direct
electric semi passenger elevator complete for
same en- same; $1725.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-04

The Norwegian bark Theodor was
quoted yesterday for reinsurance at 10
per cent and, although the rate is low,
grave fears are expressed for the yes
sells safety. The Theodor left Rot
terdam April of last year for this
port. She was next heard from Au-
gust II, when she put into Montevideo
very much the worse for wear. Bat
tered in a heavy gale, she had lost
spars and sails and sustained other
serious damage. She left Montevideo
September p, after undergoing tempor-
airy repairs. She is now out 136 days,
considerably longer than should have
been necessary to bring her to San
Francisco.
The st. Mirren's rate remains at 80
per cent, but a substantial advance is
looked for unless the coal laden lime
juicer shows up. The Martaban is
quoted at 80 per cent.