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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
The Public In spy,,uIrtjnu

The public as d tody never buys any thing when !t is cheap. litnre are nu- merous reasons ipr tins To begin with. the point of view of the success full speCulator and that of the public trader are entirely different The first named operates on deductions. on care fully erected theories of what cOndi- tons will be a year-tW years hence. The Hnsophistjrated trader acts upon whatever of the future is already ap parent. II Is again q platitudo to ~ay that Wall street diSruuatS everything, good or bad but how many people who mouth this axiom extract rtS full meaning: They do not realize that tazs uiScountiug means, not ike ga aa%i}i-s e the known. but of the wholly unknown. The man Nflo act, todaE on the P"0la= hle eondiie ions of the long unseen ilz tllr Is the man who makes money, In Wall street or Tn any other enterprises for that matter and the man whose mind goes farthest ahead makes tue most moG@y. "Tt coaid oMlN sop the tape I month ahead. cries the ,yr2. There are many men who s"n I q year ahead. not in it's nlwrles and flaeti"as. but in is great and important entirety. Thomas Gibson tn AoodN.s Nj sa- zinc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
IN ARMOR TIMES,
sfrenGth Of iIngIish War Horses Tn
 the Days of Henry WIT

The size of the English war horse reached its maximum in the reign Of Henry VIII. when the relations O? body armor to hand guns" were anal ogous 10 those 0r the carly ship armor and cannon. There Wts good reason to believe. SANS the London Spectator. that by adding T little to the thickness 0! tae "oat of Starl the soft. low ye- !M't{ bullet ui t,:' day could he kept out So if was for a timc Rut th" additional weight required d still larger horse 10 eafrY il. fine thaIgel. had to be ariup"el! ;; well as his rider. and th" roli"rtiou in he Tow rr of l.on- don ~itoWS H., actual weight Which ii carried. The na'lopiy "f Charles Bran don Duke ol suffolk. the hlUIhol-HI- GtW af lEr1H't VIII. ~tll exists. ThHt ot he hoI>,. ,ea4a."~ iilr= Uloi.. oi tpt hind quarters rat back ot the neck. forehead, Nau#>.it.. ears shoulders aud cl">1. | x exactly like a piecr o' boiler platas, and Fastened ly fTYeJ@
 The r.ds4 9lt ' tt >as!dle, the .reat Of which Waa szrsl Shtaid tcH .ntlaS high. covering fb- stomach and tli2is as the "bre8~t2a1z." on au irm4el.a=s deck covers fttr h.@e of the 1nIrel. l=IIa total weight is 4h'z pounds fftee54 onle"s. To tbs add the weight oi tue rider's ari4o@. i eea. t.#tsa pounds l@l4s4 oul4ee~. and ot tle gilec Himself. SLY -iAteeH >t9He t-2,244 pounds. aud tltn t+- tal iS tWesiez"-a#f stone twelve pounds eight onEles.>, or 3p5 poal~ x nuuces This bears eHf Itea3ns.faad'> statement tlsat iH the days at ileHf$ Nllt.. "wlio oreeted t noble sttldQer4e for breeding horses. e,gesja- ,lle greatest sort, Such l~ Wet'e kept Eo'' bf.t'61,n those ami luatS would Lear fa,r Hundro1fWcglIt rOIEHaoiII E
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
.acn ACCUSES
 OTHER OF MURDER
.ol,s and Leopold Each Asserts o+,er Killed Actress for Pur-
 nose of Stealing Diamonds.

a,:oaoo Nov. 5.-HOward F. Nicho- a Leonard Leopold, who accuse r .hor of murdering Actress Mar
 o,1ie for her diamonds are to '' ,,ght face to face and tafced t9 Nu tbeir different stories to one an- thef .,.,.
 x;choIas swears that Leopold chlo-
 .a,ad and strangled the actress [s;,o he looked on. horror-stficken. admits that they planned to seal 1;anonds. lut says he did aot plot r,l.r Nicholas has broken down
 aor fear of tae saIlows. raEea aud
 a. ar Leopold. and oIfcfs to do .x-bine to save his oWn neck.
 saaold at police headquafters. Lha4s b,. was brought from Aaus24. |,is ,bis morniG, says Nicholas to}l 'a, h. had stolen Mrs. LeSlie'~ dIa=
 7s and induced him to lend hiz Y, ;a dfs8osing of them, but sWoafs '" ,aov nothing of the murder. aaa
 saw the actress ia h.s lffe. iIe wreck from the use of iqaor. ei- ,arettes anti drugs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
Shoe lSus.l>lrs

When E.vander Berry Wall, kin. ct the dudes for twrlN" years aud rrallt the most nronspicuouS man ahont town. because he was holnely of face and very bad dresser, besides being rather short and hlulchN.= undertook to reintroduce shoe buckles lie matlr his first bi. faikrs as the >artolal die tator of ollr 'jeunes~r dorcr. thiEk it WAS poor Al Cla@@et who said: "Why. Berry. you make d fool of your self. Shoe hurkirs go with long stock in@S and knee pants You can't Wear 'cm with socks aud trousers. They in tprfere with the set of the trousers around the feet. Then. of course. you,ve got 1o have d loW qlartercl shoe. Gut il out, Berry, cut il out. Wall immediately quit New York Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
The Oldest T,InneI.

The oldest known tun&el in the world Is that of Siloah. ne;r .IeruSalem l; was used as an aaueluet The famous inscription. discovered some years assa, celebrates the first meeting of the dig gers from both sides. Newspapers did not appear in those days. and So the event cannot he exactly dated. but il most probably took place under King IIezekinl. about 7n F.. C., and is an Interesting testimony to the high stala of civilization among the Jews at q time when FuroHe was inhabited by savageS American ISraelite.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
-b.4ntj,,. Cutlery ScrTei.

"las joe srA thiS @tass baIi4.a ~9.a @he Sho4it@ 2ailerf MsaJ. T N'.'s J balg eI hollow glass, aH airy at.Js5 ~9s79 bjtitisr that had swung all seaso1l at tine eAd of Il thread in the foreground O.. tAs. rAs pipes, bells and What not that had Hatde up the galirry's targets. This glass ball, the man went on. is n.|' great Honcg maker Ali scasou long peolle tried to hi this hall t W4s h.@gee and nearer than any other targe; aud everybody failed Ihon satld> o, i7lelcts were fired at the ball, tiln1es3nls of nickclS Were spent on it. ..et aere iti iS, still untouched, my best brealwjMHer. All wise shooting gal iery men tstyr a alaS~ ball like this. IL makes s4eil d tempting target vel il is neFaG Aif. Ii k never Lit leesl3isr the ait, tAat ,aa,rd"s T gun eha>.en k ,nts
 iceHt jo blow tae halI aside. out of tl," VI. You might fire :: Hun,!rea >lofS 1t #. tJt like living thing. like tiaai ~5idirr. for instance. il would ,,od.4e et.>hut
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
inning aN EAerciae.

The fact that Il person is capable oi doing the best running and speed walking before the thrtieth year heed not lead those who have passed the tlle down grade of life, says an author ity These exercises call for elasticity of the arteries, and that lessens soon after the thirtieth year, but powers of endurance increase in the we'll pre- served man or woman up to fifty or fifty five or even later Soldiers of if ty are like leather and can perform feats of endurance that would kill the strplng. and the same Is true of wolNr:i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
M rnrin: l,laSeca.

Wearing 2la>>es need n"t be perma ueat. If ,l,' first hint ot drl'an&ei,!ei1 iii iha eyes iS he Hirl q short t.me ~pent under lle direction of an oclltst VIII safely idle over the difficulty. il
 +. most re>tfui T. close the eyes Ire Quently for a few minutes. This rest does them great good Particularly should this he done in trains and street ears. ManA a headache and smartin" pain may thus ae saved. TraNeling n public convrNanceS is exceedingly hard on the eyes. even for those that are strong and perfect Tine gaze should be confined to the interior of the car Locking out of the windows t9 the rapidly changing scenery is d great strain Ihiladelphia Ledger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
A LONG ROOT.

An Irishman. with o0c jau t"a muchs woIlcn from tooth thai h. wished to have pulled. en',fed the office of a Washin4ton dentist
 When the suffetiHg Cell wa4 put in to the chair and saw the sleaA ins fer ceps approaching his face, he pos tvely refused to open hfs mouth B,s ing a man ot resource tilo dcufst instructed his assistant t9 push pin into tho patients leg. s1 thai when tho lriabmau opened his mouth to veil the dentist c50Id e1t at the refractory molar
 When ail Was #a1eH sha denais. -milineIv azhod.
 @It dtduth huraa= a41sh as zau e> pocle1. diI
 Well. no" r..I7 mifad th9 -attcut. "Eu n. aaJ U a Ge GI9 his hand .t...so 1..o which tae -a-sts55u daa Id t.e n.a ~lises did ehiuAz=ff-.H# 1a4.4 'Il5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
HITTER ATTACK AGAINST BAILEY
Three Hundred Democrats Issue Ad- dress 10 Texas Voters of
 Party.

Dallas. Tex. Nov. 5.-Thftt. h@ dred Democrats. representing every lection of ;he state, gaye out Suur= dav night an address to lIo Democrats 6f Texas. calling upon them 10 de- feat the election of United States Sen. ktar Bailey. Among the Sig4eHS are Cormer Attorney General M M Crane (ormer lnted States Senator Horace thilton. whom Bailey succeeded and
 krmer National Committeeman c. T. Holt. The address reviews the alle9- ed connection of Senator Bailey With (he Waters-Piel Oil company, Kirby Lumber company, Security Oil compa py and Tennessee Central railroad in |erests and declares him united 10 Eontinue in the senate.
 An appeal is made for petitions to be gotten HD in every voting precinct h the stat for presentation 10 the leg |slature when il meets in January neyt asking them not 10 vote for Bailey's return to the senate. Bailey friends profess no fear th4t any larea number of Democrats will sian these petitions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
No Regrets.

"Hello. old man. Haven't seen any thing of you since you got married. How goes it."
 "rhanks. fairly well. But marriage the dreS>InakrrS ,har@e.
 "So suppose you regret 1t
 "Oh. no. married Il dreSsnaker. r.'- Neygpu,iorfpr Hlaltrr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
MAKING OLD OAK.
Che of tb.. iri.,i>~ Df the tpbinet-
 Ai>.rs Trade

iiI'' ''N'z'" .'t''f--
 Ton Wttt la4ve= lo .:5 T iou2 Nay be fore ysNI llzfa1 tg,!H ot fI,a 1s49l.' rleT= ,. .t.n' 'tI5,s' ,.i1ztg thinkers who pro "se#s .. 'na7 te ~at:sfr lho ar<..as of the public far fgr}t.tlre made or old and fancy woods. They can transform whitssWpod into all kinds of exo1is. woods ~ meiif~ eJ chefncals. and a chemist 09litl ln. surprised if he We're to have the rilH oi one of those tacto- ries f9r
 Tle "asnnf frt:fe of ~oitl'' oalyi one of the raSie>e1 of tlfrir pfaresses. Th,s boards. mnidin@>. panels ar whatever pieces ;Jre required are made of oak which has ill>i hshl tiH,. tu dry stuff cielltlS ta f1',ssfIl= tAressFr aarpng.
 They IF. =. ..l pist',.,l if1 |, dark rooiu on the lIoee=a nh; sA and quite close to the fHi2.if9.e T. a.e placed several bowls. 91:T5s~ l5I9l >o forth. ef liquid immolia sftr roo1t i> Ihen her medically eie>rd H.. aud the wood l. left for ;l month or >n. according ,o lh : age which i~ rc,Iait",l. The cotorali"a W lii tAtttiti to II t'tttttt bi li.s'i " Il quarter of ;sa iaeh i' .,.e !'",,'n k l>enf closed for T few tno"tlS
 That iS why there iS so much old oai furniture about. or couf~e. q little r.. hecton would show that il c,illf. Nat ba genurse rhc fer"S'> nf t''r lli. II! ages would liot have furnished onn-hait of it-but people tlo not always reflect. - London Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
Sslurising Mortality.

The crowded ship gave d sudden lurch.
 There Was d splash
 "Oh." walled the young wonan who had lrcn sitting near the rail reading d book. think of all those lives being lost"
 But nothing could be done. and she gazed sadly at her copy of "l'lutarch dancing mcrrily on the waves far astern.-- Chicago Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
Blue Eyes.

1t.at the color of the eyes should af feet their strength may seem strange. yc, 'llut such is tine case need not ;k this til,e of day be doubted. and those whose eyes are brown or dark colored shon! be informed that they are weaker and more susceptible to ill iurz from various causes than @laN or blue cycs. Light blue eyes are gen erafly the most powerful and next tn those are gray. The lighter the pupil the greater aul longer continued is the sit-ree of tension the eye calN<tlS- tain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
\ Brave Singer.

"I tell you said one man to another as they emerged from the diIuly light cd corridor of q concert hall, Il envy that fellow who was sin&iiig"
 .Envy him." echoed h" other. ''WriL if were going to envy a singer ld select somebody with q better voice. His was about the poorest l evr!' heard. "
 .It's not his voic" envy, man." was the reply. "It's his tremendous cour age.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
HE COT OFF EASY.

CIafh Howell ol Atlanta tells "l thI |sd casr ef an elderly darkN iA ''eof. |sia charged with the theft of some |ehiefens. Thc negro had the miSfoi= Ftulie io bt= represented by q Nett5l@ m Inexperienced attorney, athoueii- -H=is
 &Qbtluj whether any one could have 1Kured his ucQuittal. the conmlSSIo' |Cthe crime having been proved De yond all doubt.
 The dafl1y received a pretty severe Sentoncc. "Thank yole sah, sald ne addressing the judge when 'he sentence had been announce" "Da'S mighty hard, sah, but Il am ! anywhere near what 'speeted, Thought. sah, dat between my cll'l'e- ter and dat sroech of nmh lawyer aa' FQu'd hung me shore!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
Many Il Slip For the Farmer.

Raising wheat is no easy task" re- marked |, farmer. One year l had 300 acres of as beautiful wheat as eyer lHv out of doors It stood breast high. and it seemed good for forty bushels to the acre. That meant to inc q profit of S77.WD had the teams and harvest hands engaged and expected to begin cutting on Monday. on Fri day afternoon there came out of the northwest ;; greenish gray cloud. Fol lowing heavy rain. the hail fell In ten mi - es the wheat was tlatl+nnl D six inches from the ground. We cut 3 little of it for hay. The remand@l Tot ted on the ground. The noIt@ @a,se Il! the farm was forerloSed and hilT out by tle day to support thy f;'ni Do you wonder that the wh ."t i:.1?4sl' is not ho:lStful of his crop Unt1 he l4;'s It ill the 2fanarN:' Outlook.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
EVER OBLlGiNG.

The manager of a telephone eN- chaAee in nrsbuTg recently gave Employment as an operator to d young woman, whose previous employment had been in a department store. Ill eirl semed so bright and willing anG possessed of such |, clear and distinct Foce that the manager resolved to eye her q trial
 The newcomer. who Was all am,aDl! ity and willingness, rapidly learned her new duties, but one day an incl SeNt occurred that betrayed her de partment,store trainin2
 h answer to a ring she had asked Dveetll: "Wha number. please:
 Lei me have 274, said the pairon
 I am sorry that 274 is busy ins' low replied the willing worker. Nblll oo .ot you have number l, or 70.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
 { I<aS.lr Story,

This kaliir story is true; \ Christian Zulu-Katfir wHS heard accounting to all other Kattir a vision of heaven of which he had had a dream. And saw you any kaltirs there:' inquired his listen CT. The teller of the story pondered awhile, and then No" said he, for I did not look into the kitchen.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
\ Dnring Bishop.

4 story ot the great Bishop Selwyn
 of New Zealand is told by Comuandef Gambler of the British navy in his book The bishops missionary yacht, the Southern Cross, touched a coral reef when entering tue harbor Port of France, New Caledonia 1t became necessary to examine her bottom, but the sharks were so numerous and so daring that nobody would venture Into the water So the bishop. who held that if man showed a bold front to il shark he would sheer off, went over board himself With q long, sharp knife in his mouth for defense. and, diving under his vessel, aScertained the ualn- age. He then came on board our ship. and we arranged to careen the yacht sufficiently to enable him to nail OH some copper sheets, which he did him self, again spending long time iu the water For some curious reason not single shark hove ill sight all the time.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
She's tI,e aIf."

The Lancashire clergyman who re- ceutl. left the word ''ohcy' out of the marriage service gives as his reason that hn does not wish women to start married life at a disadvantage. But Il really matters little in practice. IL has long been understood that, though q man and his wife are oae, the wife k that one London Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
\ Suitable lfOuk.

Customer MeSitatin@lN= suppose err you have some er-s'lltahle books for q man-rr about to be married Book seller Certainly. sir. Here. John, show this gpntiral"h some of our ar- count books, lar4e.i az.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
In After Years.

Smith When Green was co'lrth= that youn. widow Il couple of wears ago he declared he couldn't liNe With out her Jones .Anh did he marry her: Smith Yes. .\nd now he is trying 10 get q divorce on the grounds that II < impossible to live with her. Exchange
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
MEETS DEATH WHILE
 WAVING FAREWELL

Chicaeo, Nov. 5.--To wave d sood- bye 10 his sisters on the wharf, C. M. Dyke. an engineer on the lake steam. ship w. s. Mack, thrust his heae through a porthole. and was instantly Killed. as the vessel veered into the sbutmonts of the Ninety-second street bridge. His head was completely tofn from his body and tumbled into the riynr as his body fell back into the en@lne room
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
 \ Good Laugh.

Every hcar;y laugh tends to prolong life. nS 1t makes the blood flew lnolt rapidly and gives a new and dtferen stimulus to all the organs of tll" body from what is n force al the othar times. The saying. Laugh and grow fat" has therefore Il foundation in fact
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05

M one time during the life of John Bright tlarr We're nn faWer than seven nrmbers of his family with seats ill the holl.,e of cnmMouS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
Ni.h.frs.si. |.

Caller You call this garden scene "Hlne." hut the leaves are all on th- ground instead of on the trees. b'AHb, er-T3.ry were on the trees. but the picture got such q ~ila&ri..s c-'...t., l from ths cum@iit,.- Gial toy c'lrlci LID and ft.H off -I. I.9ndon Fiji BIS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05

Dyspepsia is Amorica's curse. Bur dock Blood Bitters conauers dyspep- sia every time. It drives out lhpufi, ties. tones the stamah. restores per feet digestion. normal weight, ana good hAa'.h..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
The Silver Lining.

Mrs. Stlb"rhS after the crash1 There is another of my china dishes gone. Sub,lrbS-Npver mind. dear; it has stop ped the cook singing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-05
Furs Aof Always N h:st They sc:'isi.


 Does the average fur buyer know that the t8s eastera mink is simply a dyed mafHot with the black stripes painted iu with toothbrush: Does the buycr knoW that tfje low priced black lyuN SCI, tle n9tAgn~ but eon- mon wildcats or EoH!85Hi3a eats eF in some cases soft Chinese wolf skin: Does he know that the white ermine pillow muf1~ selling fee seflg aae really weaseIS. and yellow Weas"!s at that, since |; white weasel commands almost as high q price a> i(s dear reia tive. the efmine: lhea tae S&aie lynx scarfs and mNhs that sall f9e feW dollars are or course n0fh'n3 hfH roHeN or harc, while the cheaper ,9tl,aeal sets are simply kid asti;tt1lan, which is something entirely different from cara cal-is different in,i 'ed aS ordinary Persian k from broIGtail lle bean tful imitation white foX sets that ap pear also are generally Mouiion or h some cases combed white tihet.-NU- gents Bulletin.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-05-25
CARIBOU A GOOD SWIMMER
speed Ahont So Great II Takes
Strong Cnnoeman 10 over
take Him.

cad with % coat OF oily wool mex,
hts skim the caribou is covered exterI.
uris with a dense pelage of fine uullls.
Every caribou, indeed. wears cork
Jacket ana when this II prime the
creature seems on the water rather
th0r in tho water No other quadru.
ped that know swlms an high a. the
caribou, says a writer In scribncrs
Magazine
Their speed ltoat is 20 great that IL
takes The best of oauoomon 10 ovcrtake
q vigorous buck A good paddler IL
supposed 90 cover alout six miles az
hour Ho tho caribou probably goes
I've. There are many kinds of wood.
land and rough country over which
tho caribou cannot travel 20 fast AS
thls
what wonder then. that they are
80 ready Ia take 10 the water as soon
gs they nnd II IN their course Mr..
Mum assured me that several times
he saw caribou swim broad bay thut
was In their line, though a trlnng de.
Fiction would have given them easy
Walking along the shore 10 Tho same
point, and with bb, little increase OF
distance
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-05-25
MAKES STRONG APPEAL
FOR GENERAL AMNESTY
Ten Demands Made uper the Gar by
the Lower House Of the Russian
Parliament

So Petersburg The draft OF the
address d.. rr. u.r.r. Ip r.rfy to tho
''' ,'"- w
parliament was submitted 'n the low
or house of parliament Tuesday hy the
c,urtf ..nn Do consist. practically
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oh'. general amnesty '"'' the
abolition of the death penalty, three.
tho suau.uainu of martial law and all
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cry NhN |NN UNN|II'N NI |N' 'NNN'Il
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-05-25
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-05-25

The telegraph plant Of India has a
method all its own for catching the
sunshine. Each of lts leaves Is com
posed OF three leaflets. The larger
terminal one orects itself during the
day and turns sharply down at night.
while the other two smaller leaflets
move constantly, day and night, de-
scriblng complete circles with a pc
cullar Jerking motion like the second
hand OF watch Occasionally they
rest for period and then go on
again, thus bringing every part OF
every leaf 10 the full action Of the
Telegraph Age.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-05-25
HAD GIVEN UP ALL HOPE.
CONFINED TO HER BED
WITH DYSPEPSIA,
"lOwe MyLiie to Pe-ru-na, -
Says Mrs. Eluaaker.

Mrs Mi'tic IuFakcr, Il u. No. O.,
Columbia, Tenn. writes
Twas afflicted win dyspepsia for
several years and az last vas confined
10 my bed, unable 10 sh up.
I'VE tried several different doctors
without relief
~ had given up all hope Of any re-.
NET and WIS almost dcHd when my
husband bought me q bOific Of Pc.
runa.
at first I could not notice any ben.
eft. but after taking several bottle, I
was cured sound aud we'll.
"H Is 10 PerunH I owe my Wc TO-
day.
~ chccrfully recommend IL 10 all
sufferers
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-05-25
Exclusion Bars Have Been Let Down
TO Some Extent.

Washington Tho bureau of immi.
ration issued statement regarding
Doe disposition OF CaInoso seeking adj
mission 90 the United States, cover,
'ng the month of April 1905. as com
pared with April 1905. The statement
hows that out Of total Of 100 arrlv.
mo- IN April, 1905. oIghty,six were nd.
uIttcd and fourteen dcpurted. a
rge Increase Of arrivals IN April,
600, i8 noted 2il having loudod In
his country, thirteen Of whom were
gnogtcd