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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
HAS NIGHTLY SUBWAY SPECIAL.
Only Occupant Except Crew of Shuttle Train
in Wee Sma' Hours.

Only citizen enjoys the luxury daily of
travelling what is practically n special train
over section of the subway. For ten city blocks
he is the only occupant with the exception Of the
crew OF one motorman and two guards Of a
train composed OF two cars. This privileged pas
senger is a newspaper man whose duties keep him
downtown until about a. m.
After express trains in the subway have ceased
to run, soon after midnight. all Lenoz-ave locals
switch off I35th-st to the West Farms branch.
Passengers wishing 10 so to the Lenox-ave. ter-
minal at 145thst. must leave the cars at l35th-st
From there in the early hours of the morning
shuttle train is run AT irregular intervals.
II is not understood that this train is run eK-
clusvely for the belated scribe, but it is a fact
that for weeks past he has been the sole occupant
of the TWO which between 125th-st. and
l45th-st. and Lenox-aye about o'clock each morn
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

STOCK SPECULATION CONTINUES IN FAToR OF THE
BULLS.
Industrial Shares in the Lead-Call Money Top Price of the Year

made by the Secretary of the Treasury in his
annual report involving reform III the cur
repcy lines which viii serve to increase the
elasticity of our money
The regular movement of money is now tow
ard New-Yotk and other banking points. but
special transfers of funds from those points ana
the isolation of cash together with the manlpu-
lation of the loan accounts, have brousht aoou'
a situation practically unparalleled III lne Ms
tory of the country. 1t is more than likely ''a
the present unusual conditions IN money
last until the end of the year. but oy tue
of January at least normal conditions ought 10
prevail with relative ease for loan aceol'
dations at the chief financial centres IildI C'i
is an ample supply of money IN the Oli'oo
states is reflected in the governments December
statement showing the amount OF cH
and the amount of funds held by the Federal
Treasury. There is now more money IN clltu-
lation than ever before recorded at this period
of the year while the general stock OF money
in the United States including government
holdings, is larger than ever reported In the
history of the country. amounting to S2,976,-
402 142 Compared with the time Of the re-
sumption of specie payment, the present amount
of gold in the country, exclusive Of that held in
the Treasury, shows an increase of SOL, 237,
600, while the amount of money in circulation
in the same time has increased from SS16,-
266. 721 to $2.662 13453 The most significant
feature of the circulation statement is the large
increase that has taken place in the last twelve
months in the amount of national bank notes
outstanding the gain reaching the large figures
of $72S59 T01. In January an immense amount
Of money will be released by the interest and
dividend disbursements and as this money will
find It's way into the banks rates for loans
naturally will be forced to a lower level AS
stated before, there is plenty OF money in the
country, and 1t will soon be assembled at the
points where 1t is needed the most and as a.
consequence manipulation In the money mar
ket will cease. The amount Of commercial pa
per now coming on the market is small Re
qulrements of merchants and manufacturers
running over the end of the year were provided
for in the summer. while the same thing may be
said OF the requirements of the large speculative
interests who are now enjoying a bull picnic in
the stock market. High rates for call loans
have failed to create disturbance in the stock
market for the good reason that the greater
number of operators are we'll supplied with time
funds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
Financial Elections.
SIGNALLING UNDER WATER.
System May Be Adopted on Naval Vessels
Results of Experiments.

Experiments have been conducted on some Of the
navy vessels recently in signalling under water by
electric currents. the object being ultimately TO
substitute this system in measure for wireless
or thick weather when approaching dangers. 1t is
also suggested that the system may be adopted for
communicating between ships in action. the
ground that wireless biography cannot be de-
pended upon with certainty account Of the
discharge OF the big guns putting the coherers out
Of action Another proposition is to develop it
communication with submarine boats when in oper-
alton.
The apparatus is called. for the time being, a
submarine telephone and 1t can be fitted to vessels
having installation Of electric power. without
any very great expense or damage to the hull It
consists Of essential parts-a small type of I'M
mersed bell. serving TO produce the sound beneath
water, and the receivers, by which the sound can
be perceived and its direction ascertained IN the
receiver a metallic diaphragm is set vibrating by
the incoming sound waves. alternately close
and interrupt electric current.
..sornd signalling by sea IS capable OF a much
wider range and Of greater certainty than By air. -
said an officer OF Of the warships, who has
given the subject so much study and experience as
10 be accepted as an expert The different den
Of the winds, and The damping influence Of snow,
al have a tendency TO loss OF power. In the case
of desiring to locate q vessel In fog echoes in
crease the difficulties in air communication. But
with water It Is not suojecI 10 me same auenGes
is practically Of the same density at any depth.
under water as against 142 feet second in air,
az a rate OF about four times as great in water
in air The velocity of tidal currents is slow, as
compared with winds while below the surface OF
the there is noise whatever to interfere with
sound signals. and they be heard and located
IN q storm as well as q calm
AN instrument being placed each side OF
ship, She being on a dangerous course will per
ceive the sound from a submarine bell more loudly
SIDE than the other, and when she IS
headed or turned toward the direction from which
tho sound comes, until it becomes the same on
both sides. she viii avoid running ashore in any
other danger. The position o. submarine bell nc
W m Az q
termined within half point Even the working
OF the propeller OF ship can be heard and IT'S
direction located in this way by another vessel
equipped with the submarine telephone The sys
TEN can also be developed fo~ service ightships
thus enabling the master Of incoming vessel in
fog TO make a safe course for the harbor, and
messages may thus be picked I'd distance of ter
ar q dozen miles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings of
thirty-eght railroads or systems for the fourth
week in November. OF these twenty-nne return
gains of s1O17682 or 1872 per cent and nine return
losses of $15z426. 81 per cent The whole shows
a gain of $3.50 25G. or So per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

Paterson & Pas Gen EIec CO con 5s NJ & 81 9S
Plainfeld f0ls & ( Co LIST 5s 1911. & J-.-- iS
planned Gas azht Go Isl Is 1905. s 700
Plainheld st Ry Co, LIST Gs 1922 & J.-.-.--
do per cent notes. 1901 -
Rapid Transit Street Railway IS. 1871 tSs
Rutherford & Z s Gas Co ist Is. 1911. " & S--4.t
Somerset Lighting Co list Is 1885. 7 49,. s.
Somerset. Union * Mia L CO 4s, le4S J x p, no
Jersey [Sas 8 6 Co LIST 5s. 1888, n 4 $ Us
Trenton Gas & Elec Co LIST g 1919, NJ q S-..- 80
Trenton Passenger Ry list IS. 1881 4 & O. ~
Trenton - Ry CO LET con IS. 1898 n } - ~.
United Electric Co CT J 1st Is 1919, J s D. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

F5ackensack water Co list As 1852. & J.. q 95
tJoS1ken Ferry co 5s. 1916, NJ * MILO III
II0hoLer Lands 81. 1915, NJ x S....lO-
yII,5ro, County 1949, NJ Il los 4US
Jersey t.ity E.e ,tric Light Co Is, 1909. .IUo
Ysrsey civ Hob T&y co Is, 1919. N & N IA Io%
Ia-sav civ 4 Berg y r Ist AIS l943 J & ]. .103
sbisI VALLEY Terminal IS. \ * o. ..-.ll957
sToDS DOCK Erie IS. 1898. 4 & &c. ia
A5edlesex & Somerset 'rrlcucn IS. 1850 lSS lo9
s1i,IIie q Essex lst IS. 1919. II & N.-....-.l2S,
,-egsr co1 cas- Go con 1913. 4 D-....-1 ITO liz
list 1914, Cd f136
Newark. pass 5s. 1880 j s. J..-.-- -1lSS Has
-E;ruus light. Heat & Power Co Is 1880. so
SNeU-Iersey n n X X is, 1910 N & N--1OI
Neyr-J Zinc As. 1870, a * y. lO1
an Y e Greenwood Lake S. l94H N & N....llS1
Y 4 Hoboken Ferry GO gen Js. le46, & D. l0 ITO
sN Y & Ferry 60 % 5s 194o, y & ) s1S 4oa
n Y & X j Telephone Co Isl S. 1870. NJ & ". 1851
X 4 n J Water LIST IS. 1870, F & A.. 81
Ruth 6 rs. I'LL N A.
q SuS 4 ,5s. lS4S NJ q N..-llSA
North Hudson co Ity LIST 6s 1914, a J-.-ll2 lIo
10 1928. j & j.. -1OS
do 6s, 1924 " g. NJ go. !Va lu0
North Hudson /. II s p Co SIS 1888. & O.. los
Orange & Passaic Val Ry LIST 5s 1888, & D.. 30 tuv
tsssac Lighting Co 1st SIS. 1925. NJ & N--..*-l06
do "a 0s. 1905.
Fassac Water co IS 1920. \ & o....-..... wa
Psssac Gas Light co LIST Us 1922 liz
Paterson CO LIST u.s. 1905. ] D.-.......s.sloS
Paterson City Ky Co list 6s. 1907, T & A'..-l0s
do con IS, 1891. g. D..
do I'd Gs.e i004r a &c
paterson Electric Light CO LIST DE- 1905 ga
Paterson Gas Light Co ist SIS. 1906. 100
20 "a o. a y O-sss-sss INV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

Americans in China have read with great interest
tbe remarks of President Roosevelt in his speech
~ Atlanta touching upon the boycott Of American
goods IN China It has long been the behef mere
that the Cantonese Six Companies "hlch Coli' VI
the IA Dor Of the coolies in the United states "ei7
RESPONSIBLE for the boycott. Much evidence nllsit
he found here to prove such theory ana thal
these companies through the!= agents in the Varl-
o,s ports of China, supplied leaders literature anu
funds to keep up the agitation The Cantonese
have long been among the greatest traders III
China, and companies in the open ports OF Ge n
and Northern China. well as Soulh CIliLd, a.
he found employing Cantonese comprauofee' ~
all of the large cities the Cantonese 6uld rs rs o.
TsvS one of the strongest in each place
comnrsdores when employed by compares selLtttS
GOODS from other countries in competition WIZ WIZ
fhe United States for trade, have encouraged ' ~
hovcot and pointed out that the ccntluSthcG[ ~
The BOYCOTT would increase the volume OF 'ilei
business. -. ,1so felt
t1st one of the most efectual methods OF treslllls
the boycott business would be thoroughly " az az,
yeTtise the conditions here, and let the AneItcdI
neonie for one month boycott the Chnese l5tIIi i
dries In less time than it took to start the ~
colt the same Six Companies VIII pc seholns me- re-
sages bv cable to Canton to have the po9CoII L.
moved and forgotten. for those same GoiIpailip
do not wish to have small arm! OF Idie' 4I''4
producing laborers on their hands,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.


the lgh hand rfesn e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

The experiments which are being made by the
American Tobacco Company in Hankow in the
curing Of native leaf said to be satisfactory,
and Some leaf for cigarette manufacture is soon
to be shipped to Shanghai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

Fourth WEEK IN NoNeTnber--
1905. 1905. Differences Pc
% companies. $9.31129 S. 531 Inc 81 Ol76S2 12
companies. 4.03L79O 4195.2l6 Dec. 1871 426 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
Financial Meetings.
THE IRVING NATIONAL BANK.

New York. December 9TH 1905
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
"A Of The Irving Natona! Bank % York viii be
held its banking house. Hudson Street City of
New York the sth day Of January. 1906 az II o'clock
A NJ. the purpose CT voting upon the following pro-
posed amendment the Articles Association
hank. governing the nunbe. directors Of said bank
EEH0LVED. that Sect n the Articles of Assoca-
ysse Of Tie Irving National Bank Of New York be. and It
ts hereby amended by inserting
fifteen and not THAI twenty-five stockholders
place o. the words fifteen Stockholders
BENJAMIN F WERNER, Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
NEw-JERsEY SECURITIES.
BONDS.

ev,,.d daily by J. Thomas ReinhaTdt. no. IS waI-sD
Bid. Asked.
,.., T,ock & imp Co. IS. 1921. J & J.....l13z =
sT nroplke Co 1st IS. 1851. & J..,... 100
ggunswoS T TTe6to Gn Rs Isl s. 1928 ,0
Do gen 5s 1891. s J ..'-..-'---, " ~
eIiqe Electric Co Of list 5s 1910 j.. % loo
SS.ia-s, Esiec;ric co IS, 1915 NJ & ~. 30
Sangol traction CO of LIST 5s 1888 4 D. los 100
S.s,+,ar- Light II 6s, IteS & J: lOS
9ison iec III co (Paterson) LIST 6s. 1872 Jleo
5s ia 1872 i:r F y ist So 1850 & Is 100
Ez & Rare.. Street Ry gen 5s 1854 % 100
rsaaenger + is. 1895 NJ & M. 1904 1O1
Gas Eiec CO Berg Co list IS. 1872 s D. 100 ios
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Advertising Rates Made Known on
 Application.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 19o5
TURNER SHOULD GO.

Rev. Henry M Turner, the leading negro bishop of the African Methodist church, said in speech at Macon, Ca, that he hated the United States. He is quoted as follows
 No man hates this nation more than I do When go to say my prayerg.T have a sfrngsle to get to' : the place where I am willing for God to allow the United States su pren1e eourt a part of my pray CT. That 1afnnable fnaa.--ion has robbed the negro of every *es- tige Of human malfhood's rights The men that compose that body may get td heaven Inc besf way they can. but it is fittlA help God will grant for any reqnest= that make.
 The negro WfII never be any tfitat a ffT1 tliis fcoafffrf htf. 2 aqscaf@ lion pntil he shows hfs manhood Go td Africa ard bntfd m 2 arnat nation that will command the re- spect of tho civilized world
 The Tnltea States can get along much better without such negroes as Turner than with them, and he should he given his passports to Africa at Once. Both negroes an1 whites wo'lld get along better without such strife provokrrs as Turner.
 Nolroa4s has any, objection ] to other q 7eeroos going to Africa with him, but Turner should be compelled to go He is a trouble breeder.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29
FOOD
 NOT MEDICINE.

If all the treatments for consumption were put in book form it would make a pretty big library. But after all there has been little inn provement over the old treat ment of rest, fresh air, sum- shine, plain, wh olesom food and Scott's Emulsion. The latter supplies nourish- ment that cannot be secured in any other way, and after all, nourishment is what the consumptive needs first.
 A gain in weight, however slight, is a long step toward improvement. If there Is the least thing to build on Scott's Emulsion will enable the pa tient to make that gain. Peo- pie have gained a pound in weight from a bottle of Scott's Emulsion-it's an exception when they don't.
 We have seen Scott's Emulsion take hold of a pa tient and bring about a change for the better inside of week. [. It, always helps even the most stubborn cases. SCOTT & BOVINE. 4o9 Pea, Street. New York
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29
 HOW DAVIS SAW IT.

Gov Davis avs in his letter to John II. Page fhat Dir. reer@
 murder him. and would have done so but for tHa interference of Ossie More. Judging from the manner in which he called for help, the governor evidently thought Dinsmore was going to finieh ht'n \ coWar1 eeee 9>n""'e that do not really exist, and not at a1' apparent to man of courage hence Davis belief that Dinsmore intended to kill him are quite cellar to him. However, there is no doubt at all, ac-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29
dJ dII, D "IFII 1II CI .ftEI ? TT : 4 fllef tr@etotEfls PN.a fff

If Joe Blackburn is defeated for the senate in Kentucky he W Il be th vic i'm of the Beckham machine, which he helped to build up. and which could never have become powerful eroueh to crush him, except for the assistance of Blackburn and his friends. However, we have no sym pathy for Mr. Blackburn. He is me aiocre nan, but Reckham is pig my compared with him. Blackburn is a profane political braeaart and blackguard, and Beckham is so infin- itessimally small mentally that he -n,t eNen cnsS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29
Black ] {; Bros. F &.( over Bank of Pine Bluff,
 Both Phones
EYES. EXAMINED FREE .

By c. L. Andrews, Optical Spec dist.
 Prescription slasses ground 10 ,or. fer. Hea 'ac.2e a spseist..i;5s, r. NsEyous headache ovsEcQ--e= with slasszsz
 C. L. 44ndgtrsslS was serlleris 9a5st2 ssn5 slisseefing Sr,1@e eea. 10 IF. lci'at eict-. heal 7t : e..a a- a %. lias o2tica zo:ieee- A.so assissatt. tQ nr. aoo1 ftesident Wagner ips.izu-e Ha5hing tan, D. C. Eyes tested free !, youl, residence or place Of business Lave calls Office D W >BQyce. 15 Pine s5gee-. Old phone No. ,. New 9hQpe No. 3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29

F2a nust want the ooo1 fh.aes or tlt# q you vii not 4et Thau Tie man who wants nothing better than coal oil light will never have better one Ask E. C. Laine about acety1ene, the 4u5 en of al lights
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29

-Lcst-A pair of glasses betwaev Mrs. I. J. Moore's and corner Tn rd Monday afternoon. Finder leave al Fine Bluff high school and receive reward
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29
patton.
Interested in a 1
 Country?@

SCQief
 The Chicago and Northwestern Raj vaF company will furnish reliable in 'ormaricn regarding many desrabl cations in the north and ncrthves n it's liens for industrial establish aents. Hotels, banks, stores, produc 1uyers, lumber dealers, brick yard and other excellent business oppo, ,unities. - .a ;ss.a .4 I--e. Full information regarding cheal lands in this; fertile territory. All the particulars desired by prospective settlers are promptly furnished upon application to agents of the Nortt- Western Line, or to ". B. Knis lern, Passenger Traffic Manager, Chi ago ,,f,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29

Tn thousanl demons enawin away at ones vitals couldn't be much worse than the tortures of itching piles. Yet there's cure. Doau' s Ointment never fails.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29

Time was when a man in business of trade whether he advertised or hot, but that day has gone by.-Bino hamton, N. r., Herald
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29
 HcW's 1h1s

7CWS ms. : We offer One Hundred Dollars re ward for any case Of catarrh that aa not be cured by Halls Catar-- cure.z
 F. J CHENEY & CO. Toledo. ( We the undersigned have know: r J Cheney for the last fifteen years. na believe him perfectly honorab1- all business transact ons and dnal. oially able to carry oat any obaga ons. made By his firm WatDING, KESNAS ( MARVIN,
 Wholesale druggists. Toledo, c Halls 'Catarrf cure Is taken il rnaliy. acting directly upon th' ooe and mucous surfaces of the sys m Testimonials sent free. Pre- cents per bottle. Sold by all drug sts.
 Take Halls family pills far constt pa tion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29
4 Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching, blind, bleeding, protruding piles. Druggists are authorized to re- 'und money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure in to II days 50c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29

] Orco von cn~,"- e~co 10 advertise. --.~~ -. ,,o. '-~or nt 't uotil the na rore ~s.,,. "~''~ oh''''"~v ro''"a - Frank uarricon in Prcetah'e Adver .;si~e. Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29

The shopp 'ns comr'nnity feed uuar advertising with aviditv-Iao,os 'se.7. Mahon, Houston and Henderson. 8os- ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29

verrisinc is 10 business Uha 'team is 70 an e7gine-the power which makes it rnoa a.-Edith R. Gerr! T Printers Ink.
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Hi1da Thomas

supported !H an alEst8r cast inc.tsd ne Lou Hall. John MElie, Grace Cum .iass. Ester Wallace. Eafth Shaw Edna Glover, Harry Loader, Nat Wix, II, Harry Thornton. Raymond Bel ont, William Fuller Burt Eaton, 5 Musical Hits. Just the Whistline
 Kind A Production of Talent, Beauty Al. tlstic Qualities, Costly Gowns and :fetty Stage Effects.
 9 American Beauty Chorus of Sin fig and Dancing Girls.
 b High-class Vaudeville Numbers. Over lC0 Good Things in The Show
 - Prices, 25c, 5oc. .75c, s1.
 Seats on sale Thursday at Elks the a,ef. ---=5=>#....=5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29

Advertising must be done as sen s.ii5y and carefully as any other fast of siness.-Lockport, N Y, Journal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29

Nn Associated Press telegram an ! ounces that Turkey conceded to the ] mand of the powers. Of course. There was nothing else to do.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29

MT. Hearst mioht try his lrck for alderman from his ward to the Now York municipal council.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29

ts long ae Iosf navis asA Powell Clavton confi"c th hcir remarks 10 eoch oshor nobody cares what they say.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29
at fhe pumpkin is indleenous 10 he
 w soah an tfaf; gTf53 ites aef- .rs Har6 fFr vise@t sr1ghf 5vr44 lf~fIrt.e

cians to plant if among the maize. to store t for, winter and to dry it. and apples, by sfrfngine slices and strip. ot thenl and hanging them from t.le lafters of their cabins. Hon ny ard aolden-hearted lusciofs Indian n1eai~ nuddinas-the art of making which is lost since fha sTan mothers fal5e1 in their last sleep hands hardened by work and gnarled by fhe7natisn1- played a prominent parF in the old fashfoned Thanksgiving dinner. Since ri'Im pna 'ines. asince pies; game pas tries and eulTant c0nsessEses We're nef to be had, the heroic pioneers of 10th sexes immortal .ze1 roast trfkay. sHmptiH lfie and cranberry canca. font ane zstraf dignity ta corn meal. baked heans and codf1sh balls.
 Again, I counsel our patriotic house. wife, who is naayhap. inclined to sneel, h the coarse abundance Of Thanks : rivre day. to ponder historic value in 2 good and honest heart, and crfler ] he Yemoral feast in obedience 10 rfveaent traditions
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-29

Keep your business we'll before ths nhlie.-Sir Thomas Lipton
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The going eunnin" after Turkey by ehn powers oucht t0 afford themo fo" 2 fine crop of Manufacturing Q litOrial naraeraphs