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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
soFTNESs OF sEALsKIN.
70 RivaIed by Human Hair Wher,
DondruR Is Erndicated

Sealskin is admired the world over f.
IS soltness and glossiness; and yet IT,
'u'nan hair is equally as soft and glos-
men hea'thy; and the radical cause Of
aalr trouble is dandruff. which is caus
~ pestiferous parasite that saps t
ltality OF the hair at its root. Newbr
tierpcide is the only preparation that
fatal to the dandruff germ. Without q
run there is nc falling hair, but a !,
3riant growth of glossy. soft hair is c
ain. Securing the scalp won't cure ,is
run. XIII the danGruN germ. Tho.
t1ds OF women owe their beautiful SUI
r hair to Newbro's Herpicide. Sold
eadlng druggists. Send 1oc. In star
The Herpicide Co.. Detroit. Minh
For sale by Bedell Pharmacy, .
-aain street. special agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21

The man who does not advertise be.
cause he tried it and failed, should
throw away his cigar because the light
went out.-London Publicity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS.

FURNI
PuoDEPHATT FURNITURE MAN uFAcTuRNe COMPANY.
OFFICE AND SA1ESRoOM 423425 STREET
Cotton Belt d
Ipo. in the citv to
Visit line
BROS, HARDWARE
wholesalers
Headquarters fancy China AT every day In
the
DREYFUs.
in Goods FURNISHINGS No.
our yrons nont
ain
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WEsTBRooK MISSION COMPANY
Brick Fire clav pas.
Meal shpstuf Field Seed specially
DERS
FOUNDRY COMPANY. \
engines boilers saw and nIanine
mill Supplies
BUSINESS
cILLeGE
solts the ambition women Bookkee
cd
J. Wa
UNDERTAKERs AN . EMBAIMERs
HoLDERNESs-FITZHUGH
complete line every in the unae ,eI
exceled being
2 L
given tent
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s. Paul. t7f8-4. l72 b. 17f.
Sugar. Ift 80. 1904. f4t.
Union Pae.. 8-s. if71-4 MIA
L 3 8 Com. - Ia. = "a. 288-l
1 q s. Pfd. % as. 81 s.. ~ SO.
Stocks a number If high priced
railroad stocks are nov selling ~ "a
fair price lu comparison with the
rate for money. but there % none Of
them without an accumulated sur
plus. which warrants and will
shortly demand Increase ~ dividend.
30 that continuing strength may DO
looked for. As examples. We men
ton Union Pacific. 81 Paul ami
Reading. Among the low priced
properties. with large chance OF
substantial Improvement. are Erie.
Southern Railway, Ontario 4 Vest
ern and Chicago Great Western. Any
Of these can be egnseryatiVely
bought. with excellent prospects OF
good profits There Is nothing I'm
the 81. Petersburg situation 70 cause
uueaHiuess 10 American securities.
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BROUGHT
TO TRIAL

After many aud long delays the
trial Of T. u HincklsY AM other
property owners. charged b Fire
Marshal kelloex vith violating the
fire escape Law. II scheduled 70 come
up In Judge Gordon'a court this
afternoon HihcklsY and half
dozen other prominsnt property
holders have been arrested for re-
fusai To remove the alleged danger
Gus fire laddstsf rom their buildings
and TO substitute iron HtalrwayA
They have refused 20 go 10 the eH-
penae. because they claim that the
ladders were Installed according TO
lAw
Hlnckiey'a defense r. a test case
II he loses. the other property own
ors also will put la iron aialrwayH
as directed by the FIRE marshal The
latte- has condemned those Iron
ladders which are absolutely unit
for use and thus compelled the sub
stitutiou Of Iron stsirways In those
instances.
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comrades were falling mortallY
wounded about him. owes hia life
10 the religious superstition Of the
Russians.
The ikon. the hlEheat aymhol OF
the Russian church. la lnylolHble. as
we'll as the person bearing a. the
golden vontmenta, N worn By priests
guarantees them immunity from
personal violence.
Father Gupan wore the golden
voutmenta and bore aluft the ikog
so while his brother priests. who
were carrying church emblemH Of
inferior insignia, we're shot down In
cold blood Gopon'H life was spared
This afternoon Wild rumor
reached the authorities that Father
Gopon plans "a burn the entire city.
feeding the flames with Immense
quantities OF petroleum The police.
acting under lmperiur orders. have
prohibited the sale OF petroleum.
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FRACTURED
HIS SKULL

William MleH. % years old. who
lives with his wife aud family AT
snoqualmic. fell from the rear steps
OF the Holmes Furniture company
building. about / 30 this afternoon.
aud fractured his skull Miek en-
tered the building through the
Spring street entrance and started
20 climb "A flight Of steps running
upwards from the basement. but
topplcd and fell backward. his head
striking on the concrete floor OF
the basement.
Dr. Crooks. who WAS summoned
stated that the man had suffered
fracture Of the skull The city am
hulanee was called aud Mleki WIS
taken, unconscious ia the Wayalde
emergency hospital. where he VIII
be operated upon at I o'clock ms
afternoon. lie may live.
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Yesterdays Massacre
Of Innocent WOrkmen

ST PETERSBURG Jan. s3.-The
hlaadshcd began yesterday Meth
IN rQualing the atruelty with
which holpicus womcn aud children
were murdered has occurred since
the horrors OF the French rcvnlu-
tiuu.
Il Is estimated that ut least 5000
people were killed and many more
injured Up until s o'clock last
niRht the official report announced
the total dead as 60. the wounded.
s32. This report. however. ia known
Go be Incomplete Sieigha were
pressed into service as umbulanccB.
The square Ia front Of tho Winter
palace was crimson with blood.
In accordance with tho prear-
ranged plan, as published Saturday.
the strikers began gathering yester-
day morning aud IN the afternoon
the march to the Winter palace was
begun.
The strikers. protesting on all
sides their pcacahle intention OF
simply presenting their grievances
W haHf NHAH WIN AANN ~ NNHAANAH
ana a hail Of bullets instead Of the
Little Father" and "a promise TO
consider their grievances.
while unknown 90 the strikers.
their doom was sealed on Saturday
night. when Il was definitely deeld-
"a by the government that the ear
would not meet the strikers and
that the strikers would not be per-
mitted 20 eongregate ON the Neyskii
prospekt before. the Winter palace
10 present their petition.
All the hrgigea over the Neva and
her branches were fortified and
garrlsoncd by troops 10 prevent the
strikers from leaving the Industrial
part % the city.
The soldiers were evade.i In many
places by the strikers with their
families crossing the NeTa and Us
branches on the ice At other places
the strikers ia great numbers tried
90 crnsA the bridEea and were shot
down.
The strikers fortified and held a
small cdiflce az the corner 81 the
admiralty gardens. pouring out con-
slant abuse az the Cossaeks, Many
OF them brought their wives and
children.
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Go to spInninE's for bicycle 70.
pairs 80.
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MINNESOTA
is AWAY

The steamship Minnesota. Of The
Great Northern Steamship company.
sailed on her first trip out Of this
port for the Orient shortly after }
O'Clock thia afternoon. The vessel
carried the largest cargo ever ship
ped out OF Pacific coast port Tie
Minnesota bad $50 passengers. 30 Or
whom Were fiFat-elaHa Among her
passengers WIS Traffic Manager
sutherland. Robert tiitl aon Of J.
]. Hill. and party u friends. and
a Nlanyann.
The veaaei waa % have called on
Saturday. hut owing 70 the fact that
her freight could not be loaded By
that time. her sailing Waa delayed.
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Good Newspaper solicitors Apply
ia0a Seventh avenue. between ana
20 a. m.
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We have come 10 proaent our
homage and grievances 10 the ON
peror' they cried. Let him come
out aud hear us. we dn not wish 10
harm him. let him hear our rrlav-
aneos and he VII surely come 10
our aid, We cannot longer endure
our sufferlngg. You soldiers ara our
brothers You cannot shoot these
little ones"
later as the Cossacks became
moro ugly under the strain. the
mob became more abusive. calling
them 'mercenarlcH. emurderers"
and dogs 4 student hurled an
Insulting epithet az an officer. and
he WAS dragged across the square.
despite the protests Of the crowd.
Then n workman ieered NJ a soldier.
who belahorcd him with the butt OF
his gun. Despite the victims plead
inEa. he was dragged 70 fail.
Every time the troops moved the
crowds hisBod thom The crowd
also gathered on tho avenue leading
20 the Moika canal. blocking the
bridge across It. AZ 30 o'clock Ia
the afternoon the order came 10
clear them off
The hofseguards. with drawn
swords. charged az a gailop at the
mob ShriekB from those who were
unable to avoid the awnings Of the
sabers we're heard Then came a
deadly silence. broken only by tho
gallopinE % ambulance horses
The next 20 minutes passed with
out Incident. nothing indicating the
awful butrhory that WAS 10 follow
suddenly the military officers de-
eided "a completely dispense the
mob Two companies Of guards
marched az douhle-qulek time to-
wards the fatal corner Slaughter
followed swiftly The commanding
officer shouted Dispersal"
Many Of the crowd turned to flee.
but Il vas too late. 4 buglc sound
ed The soldiers In the front rank
sank 20 their knees. Both com
nanies fired three voiieya each. the
first two with blank cartridges and
the last with bullets The fatal vol
ley was fired at a distance Of not
more than 90 PAGES from the crowd
Tho carnage was awful Hundreds
Of bleeding corpsea wers piled upon
the Sidewalk as If moved down with
a acythe Many women werr pierced
throug the back as they turned 20
flee.
Tho police summoned number o.
droaklea with which 70 carry Off
the dead Piteaua scenes were wit-
messed as husbands and mothers
camo up 10 claim their dear ones
and were carried of with them In
the sieighs
The other point - bloodshsd was
on NaAslIioAtruV island. where. Ia
fighting that occurred later. many
strikers we're killed. Driven from
the river front tho strikers had
thrown up barbados. arminE them
selves with ancient swords and
other poWderlcsa weapons. some Of
them used. Telephone poles aud
other pawdorlsaa weapons Tele-
phons poles and other materials
were uaed 70 build the embankmeaI
The men could offer little reset
nnes 10 the well-armed Coaahcka.
however. and when the charge was
over % Of their bodies lay In the
crimson snow
scenes OF violence followed
throughout the daY and night. Lights
we're put out and such officers and
soldiers as were found alone we're
nobhed and sometimes killed Riot.
era broke windows In the palace OF
Grand Duke Alexis.
Father Gopon. who led the atrik-
sra In their PROFESSIONS through the
streets and whoae life VAS spared
IN the soldiers when scores OF hln
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n30cs cooking. i8di zoe.
Eggs.
strictly fresh ranch. aiWgaes
eastern. 20H zfc.
Poultry.
Ducks. dressed. t7utHc. geese.
dressed. tbm1ac. chickens. dressed.
100 lie turkeys. fancy local dressed.
20d aae,
Honey.
California strained. pcr n. Sc.
California sage, per III, lie. honey.
extract, per H. 7uHhcs oregon
grape cream. iO-eHHa lots. $500
honey. Yakima. taMc: Clifornia
white. Alb, boxes. 1890. Olympia.
boxes. ia99.ab.
Sugar.
Golden G. I'm sacks. IS 90. extra Q.
IN aueks. tb.eb; powdered In bar
rsls. fefo. dry Rrnnulatod. In sacks
ts1b; cube. in barrels. sabb. beet
sugar. tG0s. maple sugar. ize. Less
= G n paid within 10 days.
Meats.
Cows. beef 6ihc. steers. Te. NUT
ton, - use pork sac, lamb, De-
dressed veal. small. uiOc. live rab =
bits. daz, 1913.
Hams. Bacon and lard.
Hams. i2Hlac. bacon. hfen kfast.
IAN ajax lard. White Star. tisree.
49,. lard. white Rose. tAe. lard.
Nuts.
nrnzii. per IL. iaaftc: eocoanuts.
per dozen. sec. ehestnuts. Italian.
ltc. ehestnutH, Ohio. per h. l6e
eheatnuts California. i5c. wainutH.
English. lf0 i5c. pecanai i3M lie.
iuherta, i3o. black wulnuta, q.
hickory nuts. &C.. huttemuts. Sc.
peanuts, 20 Zoe. jumbos. De. al
nonaz. ~ 0t7c. California wal
Fish. Oysters. Etc.
soiss. &c; black cod. &c. ling cod.
&c crabs. ii4 It's. CLANS. open
en- pthenl Eio0. claims. per sack
lIse. oysters. Olympia. psr sack.
1850; open bulk. per gallon.
f2bos salmon. %; salmon
trout. l50lfhri skinned perch.
tc ahflmpa. 5000 founders.
sc' herring. Sc. HOLSTERS. i7het
emelt. Sc, sturgeon. Sc black bass.
fe. hulibut Gu &C.. perch. q.
Flour.
Patent per bbi.. tt7B: Crown.
thlo3 Minnesota hard wheat, 81.
Pilishury. s.. Piiisbury's Best. Is
standard Dakota. &c Olympic. tfgss
Electric. N7s. Holly. itT6i Golden
Northwest, fa.fsi Electric Light
tt2s cold Medal. f6TG. Top Notch
tit5. e'sntsunials. beet. ttf5. Cold
crop. 1tgS. Patent Excellent. 1f15.
Novelty A, tt2B.
Cereals.
whole wheat. ios. per bale. $40.
whole wheat flour, per bhi. sA2s.
81 aham. Per hbl. 81. graham, s228.
bhl rye Hour. tz55 per bale.
Dbl. $50. buckwhsat. bale. $3.50
fye meal. per hals. g. 50: buekw heat.
Ier Dbl, 81. huckWhsat per bale.
tsTts corn meal. los. per bale. 81 10.
$3.50 corn meal. Zoe. per bale. - 90
corn meal. les. per bale. g. 20. bite
corn meal tor. -; rolled oats. per
hoy Is lbs, t320 furina. per Dbl.
$3.50. farinA. to-ib. sacka. per bale.
- haminy large. Der hbi. $40
homiay. small. i0s. bale. a. ga. Holly
self raising buekwhaat. SETS case
- ~. pearl barley ssh. boxes.
Nta. pearl barley. i0o-lb. sacks. -.
sr'li peas ittoIS, popcorn. Per cwt.
tAoe. cracked wheat. per bale. l1o0.
Feed.
Oats per ton. taeuss; bran. per
ton. so toHzi barley. rolled. per
ton. fetQ2t. feed wheat per ton.
tteW a.. dairy chop feed. per ton. tta
Ntio. on meal per ton. 81. best
ehop. tas, whole eon. ton. sara
"a. cracked corn. per ton. t2IU IS.
iced corn meal per ton. -. shorts.
PEE ten. I2i0za
Hay.
Eastern WASHINGTON timothy, tis
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The MARKET
Nsastahls..


Beans. dry. per cwt. isa51Aftt
Lima beans. i4fsn SOC. beeta. per
sack. Tsea 81 90. cabbage. I y q az G;
enuliffover, per doE. 75cGtfeo:
garlic. new. lie; onions. yellow,
per NJ. aAQ9c. parsley. per dez..
roo use. peppsrs California. fIoe
ATS. spinach. per crate. iie0.
turuipa, sack. 75cdti.0o. rutabaKns.
per sack, 7sc: lettuce. dollhouse. 1850
tomatoes. tL5oQ is0. fancy, s.. .cnl-
cry. per don. toa Gee. CARROTS,
per sack. $50 sec. Yakima no
tatooa $4,000 400. California
potatoes. 1890. White Riv-
sr potatoes. $500. sweet po-
tatoea. sacks. tiebd175i par
slsy. per dor. aoc. squash, H., 2h n
ate; California sweet potatoes. per
crate. tt.ss: artlchokes. per doz.. 7Sc.
Fruits.
Psrsimmons. tI2s; bananas
per bunch. tsSoQ3 dates. per 10.
So so. figs n-lb bricks. iL7S.
fruit. per box. t300. lemons. choice
ana fancy, s2B0qao0. oranges.
seeding. fi.50afTs. navel oranges,
t20Oa $50: orangea. Valencia. 1880
a.. oranges. Jap. per bale. tii56
f25: pears. ti.00i apples. cooking.
s0rati 90: apples. fancy, fta 1s0.
eranberriss. fas0af0. huckleber-
rieg. 10, aatoc, ounces. per box.
$50: pomsRranates. half orange
cases, i2.T6. pinsapptes. per doz..
~ 06d 36o: strawberries. per crate.
1900.
Butter and Cheese.
oregon cheese. ighc. Eastern,
lie: Washington cheese. lac. cream
brick cheese. lee. butter. native
Creamery, 30c. eastern, In tubs. "a
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NEW YORK sTOCKB.

High Low Close
Atcbison. Sc 80. s58-f. s. "a.
Anal Copper. "a II. % IL. "a t-s.
H = O.. Ia2. l0l / 3. l0f -.
II. X. r.. Ct -. g13i. co "a.
Can. Pae.. 1897 as. t3l 7-E 13i 7-s
Erie Common. II 3-s. 30 7-s. ~ 5-s
III Cent. 1856 -. 1855. l55 "a
Manhattan. 17t -. lG9 Il. III.
Metropolitan, ~ IA. rs 1-s. ll6 7-s
Mo. Pac. f0G i-s. 1G5 ! =. 100 "a.
l.. 4 n. 187 ~. 1876 -. t3g ID
Peoples Gas. i06 Il, los 70 l06 Is
Penn. lac 6-s. la6 Is. 1876 IA.
Reading. - Is. So -. 81
u. /. Common. IS ~. - -. 35 IL
south. pae.. O. rs. % 81. Gi3-4
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NEW CABINET

PARIS. Jan. g3.--M. Rouvier has
succeeded IN forming a ministry
with himself aa premier and minis
ter % finance. D~ieasss n minister
Of foreign affairs, Etiennc. minister
Of the interior. nortaux. minister %
var. Jean Sarrisn. minister OF JUS
tice.
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July ggI-e. o76ss 30 g7a-4. 8gt-2
corn May a.. ass. 80, July
4aI#i. % 70 90 f=a. ~ IL
eats May. 81. 30 90. 30 7-g ~ az.
July. 90. "a Cos to 80a-f. a07-E
Pork May 1870, $3.50, 1896,
Jan. 1871.
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m20. alfalfa 81 6Omta. wheat
hay. $40. Eastern Washington dou-
BILE compromised. 81. Puget Sound
hay. fttoa
Poultry Food.
oyster shells t00H ton. f22i clam
shells. zoos. t20i bone meal zoos
t92. graduated bones. zoos. taz. On
21a aud tuH g. per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. rwt $4,000 -
nlsike. choice. al. white clover. SIS
M1as timothy per cWt. AAIb
dh. orchard grass tiA, red top, 80
10 English rye grass, vs. italian rye
grass. IS. bronze grass. iia. tall
meadow oat grass. $40 Kentucky
blue grass. ali. pasture mature
upiunds. 1i0alL
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Reported for The star by W. n
Hyer a Co. ia Columbia street. by
private wire
Seattle. Monday. Jan. -. 1905.
High Low. Close.
Whent- May. MIS- MIA. 49,
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The Young Mems Christian asso-
citation basketball team defeated the
Farmland team in the symnaalun OF
the Y. VI. G. A. Saturday night BY
a score Of Is TO ~.
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If YOU INTEND
TO BUY a PIANO DON'T
FAIL TO SEE THE
PEASE PIANO

Before making final selection.
They will certainly please you. The
action o. easy. light and responsive.
Great care Is given 10 the selection
OF the material used through out and
every endeuvor Is put forth TO make
a piano which will not only please
when new. but which will retain It's
tone after years Of use.
The Pease Plano stands In tune
longer than most makes. which is
an important feature. especially 10
those who I've where there r. no
resident piano tuner. We sell these
excellent pianos At low prices and
on easy payments
You will also find here n large
assortment OF Chiekering. Kimhall.
Hobart NJ. Gable. d. S. Johnston
Co. and Hinze Pianos.
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Wanted AZ Once

Good Newspaper solicitors Appiy
t8aa seventh avenue. between = and
10 4. ~. -
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
Movements of Steamers.

TO ARRIVE.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
GOULD IS NOT
BUILDING LINE
Surveyors Working on Pro-
posed Road in Oregon Are
in Employ of Hartman
CONTEST Is EXPECTED
Southern Pacific Magnate
Anxious to Keep Western
and Santa Fe Out of State

PORTLAND, Aug. 29.-It developed to-
day that Hartman, and not Gould, is
the employer OF the survey parties in
the field near Eugene, working on a
road that is to cross the Cascade Noun
tains and extend to Ontario. on the east
ern border of Oregon, with branches to
klamath Falls, Agency Plains and Lake
view
This is shown from articles of incor-
poration of the Oregon Eastern Rail-
way Company recently filed with the
Oregon Secretary of State. The incor-
porators named are j. P. OBrien, gen
eral manager of the Hartman lines In
Oregon, and other employees of the sys-
tenn. A prominent railroad man said to-
day:
There is doubt that this move OF Harri-
man is part of his plan to shut the Gould In
terssts and the Santa Fe out Of Oregon If this
be possible. This accounts for the sudden res
olution to build the branch line into Coos Bay
to tap that rich country first and head OF the
proposed lines up the coast. Action, no doubt.
in this matter was hastened by the actual
building operations begun on the Portland, Ne
halem and Tfllamook road
Dundee Reid, who had the handling of
much Scotch capital In years gone by. is the
promoter OF this line to the coast That he
could get further Scotch capital Is not believed
possibi=. and II is strongly limited that he Is
handling Gould money.
The road across the State would enter the
very rich territory that the Gould interests
have proposed 10 exploit. and race to be
first in the field with line Of rails may
Isyelop.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
OVERDUE VESSEL
IS UNINSURABLE
French Bark Lafayette,
Quoted at 80 Per Cent, Will
Likely Never Reach Port
CAUGHT IN A TYPH0ON
MaSts of German Ship Hen
riette Are Cut Away Dur
p inc a Terrific Storm

The French bark Lafayette was posted
al Loyds in London yesterday as unin-
surable. This means that those in the
best position to judge have come TO the
conclusion that little hope remains of the
vessel ever reaching port. The Lafayette
was well known at this port She left
New York Isl days ago for Saigon. She
has not since been seen. She was quoted
Tor reinsurance at 80 per cent and was
quite heavily played by local spectators
Three overdue vessels were added yes
teroay 10 the list Of the reinsured. The
French bark Notre Dame d'Arvar. out
rs days from New Caledonia for
hotteroam, is quoted at 1 p0er cent The
British bark Grasmere, which left a port
On the west coast Of South Africa I25
Gays ago for Dublin. is quoted at per
cent. The British ship Nelson, out III
Gays from Victoria. b. c, for Newcastle,
England, is on the board at 10 per cent
The other overdues are: Port Stanley,
- per cent; Lslla Roohh, IS per cent;
Deccan, 10 per cent Small hope is enter
NSlneo Tor the safety Of the Lalla Rookh.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
The Nevadan,. Cargo.

The steamer Nevsdan, which sailed on sar
Grcag Tor Honolulu and Kahului had cargo
consigned 70 various Hawaiian ports, vaIued AZ
So. eos The following were the principal
lO0 bbls -four so9O gals wine 75e gals az
c. WHEY. Il CT mineral water 25 cs efr 23i
gas = 6 vinegar. 32l pkgs potatoes 1876 pkSs
onions 80 pigs fresh fruits II pkgs fresh
NeestsD.es. 100 lbs garlic 1924 lbs is cs mill
stuns, so los bread. 3O37 lbs coffee 44O lhs
tea. l4-l00 lbs lard. - pkgs groceries and r,ro-
glsions. ag'l es canned goods. ZOO lbs sugar.
81 bbls = os salmon. Is $50 lbs codfsh is2;
lbs cs cheese. eco lbs rice 4eII Ihs beans
~ IDS dried fruit 2o5 pkgs paste. IS cs table
bacon. 150 SKIS 20 bales salt 207s rtis bsriex
81 cts corn z5 ctls wheat Al. .ss4 lbs bran
Ia cts oats, 10 bales hay, 4O35 lbs cocoanuf
meal. 2Ol pkgs dry goods 30 cs boots M
shoes, cs hats. 205 pcs ~ bdis steel 81 nos
zOT bdls iron. $50 pcs SO bdls pipe 225 IS coal
of, 2O4 cs gasoline 1000 gals disrillate 1907 Ibs
tobacco, %. 729 lbs bbis soda SO bdls wire
x72 bSs soap, 9f5s lbs yellow metal 100 O04
lbs fertilizer. 81 pkgs wagon material 4 cs
arms and ammunition. 10 cs candles 10 rolls
duck. 10 coils rope. 8 reels wire rope s bdls
~~~oks. 80 cs matches. cs turpentine. 213, 900
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
Captain Cousin. watch.

The steamship Queen. Captain Cousins ar
rived from Puget Sound yesterday. She was
delayed in getting away from Seattle and
reached San Francisco three hours late. Dur
ing the steamers stay on the Sound Captain
Cousins was presented with watch. for which
he was obliged TO have a special pocket built.
Eight inches in diameter and three inches deep
the timepiece is equipped with many conven-
ieuces not found IN the common OF vest pocket
chronOneter- The hands are renova bic and,
or the dial. can be combined 70 make a pair OF
manicure scissors. The pack Of the case can
be used as an alcohol lamp and in the center
ot the dial is an electric searchlight Wind
ing the watch Is quite a performance but since
taking charge OF the tirnepiece Captain Cousins
has had no occasion TO use the clubs and dumb
bells with which he formerly kept himself in
condition. ats tick resembles the music Of a
steam winch, and if the handspring car
ries away Captain Cousins will be glad that
be carries an accident policy. An additional
advantage. in view OF the owners profession,
IS that the watch is unsinksbIe