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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22
FIERCE TORNADO
Reports Indicate Another Destructive
 Storm in, South Mississippi.


 Mobile, Ala, March 21.-A special from Hattiesburg, Miss, says a cy- clone passed over South Mississippi last night. Details are meager. Whether any one was killed or not cannot be learned. The tornado, in many respects, resembled the one which passed over Meridian a few days ago and played such havoc with that city.
 Yesterday afternoon George Kenne- dy returned to the city from New Augusta and brought the first news of the tornado to Hattiesburg.
 Before leaving New Augusta MT. Kennedy talked with several men who witnessed the tornado and others hearing it for distance of four or five miles.
 From all accounts the tornado orig mated at point between Beaumont, on the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City, and Brooklyn, on the Gulf and Ship Island railroad. twenty miles south of Hattiesburg.
 The tornado, with funnel forma- tion, swept across the country dis tance of sixteen miles, demolishing everything in front of it. It covered a space quarter of mile wide and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22
READY TO CHECK SOCIALISTS.

Berlin, March 21.-The great resent ment is expressed by socialist leaders here because of tho preparation which have been made by the authorities, as they say, to interfere with the social istic meetings arranged to be held to- morrow to commemorate the fifty eighth anniversary of the revolt of Berlin of 1S4S. The plea is that it may be necessary to use force to pre- vent the socialists from inau1ging in revolutionary demonstrations. the authorities have arranged to have all meetings closely watched by police attachments and the entire Berlin garrison is being held under arms.
 The socialists deny that there has been need for such preparations. They insist that these arrangements have rot been made by the government merely as safeguard. but with the intention of intimidating the social ists and preventing them from hold ing their meetings for fear of arrest. All of the police in Berlin will be on duty today and the entire garrison has been kept under arms fer six hours and this precaution will be continued until eighteen hours after the meet ines are over. In case an outbreak of any kind should occur and the po- lice are unable to cope with the sit nation troops can be hurried to the danger point in short order.
 If it becomes necessary for the soldiers to fire on the people they will shoot to kill The authorities are dc termined that the socialists shall not assemble in the center of the city, and that there shall be no demonstra- tions beneath the windows of the kaisers palace. as it is stated that the socialists had planned this.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22
DUG OUT OF THE SNOW.

Decatur, H., March 21.-The Gin cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton passer ger train due in Decatur from Ind ianopolis at a. m.. which was fast ii. a snow drift six miles east of De catur all day Monday 'and Monday night, was dug out of the snow today. The fifteen passengers who were on the train had plenty of food supplied hy the company and spent the night in sleeping cars. The total snowfall at Decatur, official measurement was II inches
 The Illinois Central passenger train leaving Decatur Monday for Cham nag.e is still in a snow drift at A2en- t; Na1daia passenger train, due in Decatur at 10:20 this morning, ar r:vo1 this morning at G o'clock. drawn by seven engines. The Continental Limited on the Wabash from New } ork to St. Louis. due in Decatur at i 20 D. n Monday afternoon. passed Decatur at ? o'clock this morning. after having been seven hours in a drift near Philo, III. There was much suffering from the cold because the heat had 10 be cut off while the cars were pulled out one at a time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

There Is more profit to be made on business by telephone than from any other source. What are you doing to increase your sales by telephone? 14,000 subscribres added to our sys. tenn during 1905, besides thousands of miles of toll circuits.
 HUSTLE FOR YOUR SHARE. The Southwestern Tel.
 egraph and Tele-
 phone Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22
FURTA REAPpOINTED.

Fred Furth has been nominated by President Roosevelt for re-appoint- ment as postmaster at this place. This nomination was made over the en- dorsement of R. (. Thompson by the local Republican machine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22
THOUSANDS KILLED.
The Whole Island Was Shaken From Early Morning Until Late at Night.

London, March 21.-According to the Daily Telegraph's correspondent at Tokio it is now estimated that several thousand persons were killed bv the recent earthquake in Formosa. The whole island was shaken from carly morning until late at night, the shocks being continuous.
 On the same day light shocks were
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22
CHARGED WITH CROOKED WORK

Leaveaworth, Kan, March 21.-The Identity of the officer who is to be tried at this post by a general martial with 13 officers on the detail March 22, was announced to be First Lieut.. Vim. E. Mould, of the Eigh- leenth infantry. He is charged with duplication of pay accounts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22
To Cure Cold in One Day

lets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. F. w. Groves sigma ture is on eaci box. 25c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22
CRESCENT HOTEL Eureka Springs. Ark, Open for the Season February IS, 1906.


 Many repairs and improvements have been made, the service will be better than ever. and the charges moderate.
 Here spring is thoroughly delight full season, with clear, blue skies and the crisp air of the mountains temper ed by warm sunshine If you wish to avod the snow and slush at home tins spring, go to Eureka Springs. Booklets describing the hotel and the resort sent free on request,
 A. HILTON, Gen'l Pass. Agt., Frisco System,
 St. Louis, Mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

rassed through the Newman Lumber company's tract No 2t1, crossing the big public road two miles below the old John C. Pierce homestead
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22
NOTICE.

Call for Drs. Williams and Black we'll at Evans drugstore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

felt in Japan and from Saturday night until the following morning five dis tinct shocks occurred at kummato
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NORTH CAROLINA.
PINEY WOODS INN.

A mild dry equable climate Long lear pine region
Modern houeliks hotel steam heat. 40 prt
bath, spring water No consumptives Orchss
ST JOHN SON. Southern Pines N. c
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local receipts. 1913 cars. Shipments hence PIC go
bushels The highest for May 42c. and the
lowest a3c to i31sc. The close i3Ac 4Sssc
July closed az 1850 after selling high nc
and as low as 43sc to 43Stc.
There vas a strong undertone again In the oats
market prices holding firm. with trade light Bust
ness principally local Prices in the sample
market unchanged Shipments hence were
$4,000 bushels. Local receipts were los cars with
% cars es imated for tomorrow May sold from
S0ac 30sc. closing 3Ozc 3Osc. July closed
2sssc after selling high 2s4.c to 2ssc and as
low "A slzc.
Provisions had a heavy -ndertone. Trade was
moderate and largely OF a local character. Hold
ers feared that the present high prices ruling for
hogs would cause shippers to rush stock into the
market and cause a flood or raw utertal. and. In
cons aueuce were inclined to sell. MAY pork sold
from SIS IS on to SIS Is and reacted to tl5 30 May
lard sold from s. Is up to 81 M and eased of TO
the former price. Nay ribs sold from So 10
to IS i2ib and eased off 10 IS o7 Hog receipts were
higher
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rBv Telegraph to Tho Tribune !

fBv Telegraph TO Tho Tribune
Chicago Feb q The wheat market closed strong
TODAY Lc to NC higher than the day before Inc
fear of disaster the winter wheat In the South
west WAS the chief reason for the improvement
Corn and oats were Inactive but in the main firm.
and in the end q trife higher than they were at
the close yesterday. Provisions had the encourag-
ing Circumstance OF q small OF hogs and a
sharp advance In price. and wound up strong after
early hesitation.
Lower cables and heavy receipts in the North
west Influenced the wheat market at the start and
first figures NC below yesterdays close After
the first hour the trade spasmodic and without
special interest Toward the close there lively
covering by the shorts. Local receipts were 10
cars. against 20 the day year ago Ship
ments hence 1000 bushels Estimate OF to-
morrow's local receipts, ave May closed at
G7sc. after selling low size and as high as
G7ic &c July sold from sOsc slssc. closing al
the latter price.
Corn opened quietly. with little change from
yesterdays closing prices. Trade brisk
only Of intsrvsAs EsIInsts ~ sa-rnorross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-28
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

FIRST DEPARTMENTAL the matter Of N. .D-
pIicauon Of Board Of RaoId Transit Railroad Com
OF tnree commissioners report whether
a rapid transit railway railways FOR convsyancs
Transportation persons anu property. dste mined
% VIC GERARD AVENUE ROUTE
notice Is HeIeUy gwen that pro-
OF Chapter Of the Laws OF 1897 amended.
the undersigned Board OF Rapid Transit road Com
mlssuners. viii apply the Ape late Division OF tie
supreme of the State OF New York the First
Appellate Division Court House Madison Avenue and
25th street Borough Manhattan. % York
tne Sth MaECh 'ou a. l'cS IN the az er-
OF that daN OF as Son tnereafer as counsel can
heard Tor the appointment OF three ssI IN
entitled matter dete mine and report after
hearing whether a railway railways sad
CITY JranspO OF persons property ought
and operated The papers upon which
the aforesaid appncatiou will the petition x
ara afdayits papers accompanying the same
OF which 6led In once ~ the Clerk OF saii
APPELLATE ~ sion or about the ath day Of February,
1906 and In addition thereto such other shall
be presented the Court by the sad Board
DESCRIPTION OF the route and The general plan OF con-
the papers fled aforesaid the Clerk o. ire
Appellate Division The following BRIT ard sub
synopsis OF the sai route 10 the County
from Third Avenue Walton Avenue, and ard Ave-
nue. tSsth street TO Jerome Avenue near Clarke
Place
appointment commissioners who shan determine
public hearing ~ all parties Interested whether
railway or railways ought strcted md opera
Division toEetNer with OF their detern,tn ton
which repoTt N IN favor ~ the construction and
tNat shat shan WHEN c~nfrrcd w said Court .,
lieu OF the - alon1
the line q sad railway rarweys.
Dated New YORK FeN~'ia~- tNfN 1S0s
PONRD Or RNpTN TR NNSvT ROAr COMMITS
sIONERS FOR THE CIV WV YORK. v
ALEXANDER Z. ORR. Prssidsns
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb 27.-CIosing- wHEAT-spot nominal:
futures steady; March. Us SID May. Is 6%d July.
IS 6I.d CORN-Spot quiet; American mixed new.
I'D do old IS 7hd futures steady: March. IS II sd
MAY, As lAd PEAS-CBnadisn steady. 6s 10d. FLOUR
81 Louis fancy steady Us HOPS In London pa
cine coas) s'oadv. l0edf9 RF~ET steady. extra
india mess 7ss Cd PORK steady: prime mess Western,
7Os. HAMs-short cut. = to 10 10 quiet AS. BACON
CuWbeTl nd &c to 10 10 s1s abort rib, rs 10
"a 10 i8s Sd clear mides light % to "a 10 4es cd
long clear mAdes. heavy. IS ~ 10 s6s: clear
backs i6 10 10, 43s Cd: clear bellies "a 10 10.
46s Cd. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ii to- II N. outlet 3ss
I.ARD-Prime Western, quiet. Id Ameri-
can refined In pals du' Cd BUTTER steady, nnesl
United states. Ioos good United States sos CHEESE
steady. American finest white O2s Cd: American finest
colorcd 64s Cd TALLOW-Prime city firm 25s. TUR-
PF,NTINE-Spirfs steady. ass % ROSIN-Common
steady los Petrol. EUM-Rehned quiet, ead LIN
sKED OH, yls ID
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SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

~ First Department the OF the application
Of the Board 81 Rapi transit Railroad ConlmssionsTs for
CITY 81 appointment co'rl-
issoners determine and report whether rapid tans
Of persons and property oy the Board
ought and operaed14th Street Routs
Public notice IS hereby given that pursuant to the pro
undersigned Rapid Transit Railroad Commits
soners win apply to the Appellate Division Of the supreme
partmeut thereof be held az the ADpsllats
Borough Of Manh City OF New York on the eth day
OF March, 1906 O'Clock IN the afternoon OF that
day thereafter counsel can be heard for
titled determine and after due hearing
whether railway railways in the said CITY Cor the
operated The papers watch
Board dated the 18Th day Of Decsnber 1905 ana rhs
sdavts and accompanying the al OF whlcn
vision on or about the 9Th day Of Fs6rary s0 ana Ia
addition thereto such other papers shall presented
DESCRIPTION Of Ond the plan OF con
sructon OF the said railway OF railways nors of
Appellate Division The following Is a brief and sub
synopsis Of the said route in tns County Of New
Hudson River Avenue c. Ninth Avenue. from I4ta
Street TO Gansevoort Street Greenwch Street Can
seyGDF' ss to beTy Street 6esS sSs
Washington Street William Street: University Paes
S1uare last Wooster street. Warrington SQUARE 10
Canal Street from Wooster Street Centre
The object application obtain ths
appointment Of commissioners who shall determine
Nav or railways ought 70 operated
and shall report evidence taken said Appellate
which report OF construction and opera0n
such railway railways tss this Board will that
consent OF the property along ns
81 said railway RAILWAYS
sloShRs FoR. THE CITY OF sew YORK.
BON l. BURROWS. Secretary.
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&uctiOn SaLes-FinanciaL.

A NDREw J. MCCORMACK Auctioneer
ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON will sell at auction
FRIDAY. MARCH ID. 1906 at l. O'Clock noon.
the Exchange SaIesroom Nos IA and l6 Vesey Street
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
s35 600 New York New Jersey Water Co. Consd Mtge
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VIRGINIA.
NETWORK.

4 III ST. IS EAST. TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FUR
IL nished apartment; private bath. without meals;
Ln-.-1- ns m esls two so weekly: SIS.
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..xoxER soek<
~ TRUST co -
e6 BROADWAY. n. Y

e6 BROADWAY n. Y.
Coupons Payable at This Office on and After March
1st 1905.
American Clay Manfg Co. First GO.
Brooklyn Borough Gas. Co. First SO.
Canton Akron Railway Co. First Sc
Columbus Newark & GAINESVILLE Electric Ry. Co.
First So.
Corning, N. ", School Dist. No. 40.
Corning. N. Y, School Dist. No. 10 40.
Cuba Eastern Railroad Co. First &C.
Depevy, N. Y, Village Fire Fund 40
Gainesville & Dahlonesa Electric Ry. Co.
First So.
indianapolis G Northwestern Traction Co.
First So
Kiots Throwing Co. First Con. Sc.
Northeastern Cuba r. r. Co. First SO.
Old Point Comfort Improvement Co. First 4Laq6
Raleigh G Cape Fear by. Co. First SO.
Tarrytown, White Plains G Mamaroneck Ry. Co.
First So.
Washington Central Ry. Co. First 40.
DUE MARCH so. 1905
McMulIen, Thomas & Co. First 60.
Bennington Electric Co. REID. & Imp. 4I2Po.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-28

First the matter OF the application os
the Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners TOR
mssoners to determine and report whether rapid tran
sit railway railways the and anSpora
ton Of property determined by the Board
ought to be constructed and operated
the provisions OF Chapter A. or the Laws o.
1891. OF Rapid Transte
CotlnlssloneIs
sion OF the Court of state Of New York for
the First Judicial Department thereof 20 %
held the Appellate Division Court House. Madison
Avenue and 2dh Street Borough OF Manhattan City %
in the afternoon OF that thereafter
counsel be heard for the appointment OF three COM
after hearing whether railway railways In
said City for transportation OF ana property
ought 20 be constructed and operated The upon
which the aforesaid application will be made ths
Der 1905 and adsvits and ACCOMPANYING this
same all OF which filed IN the office OF The Cier<
FebTuary, 1908 such other
shall be presented to the Court by the said Board
description OF the and general plan or con-
structiOn Of the said railway railways forms part OF
Appellate Division. The following brief and sub
santiaI synpsis said the County OF New
under River TO the East
erly boundary OF the County
The object aforesaid application s obtain tbs
appointment OF commissioners who shall determine after
constructed and operated and
report evidence said Appellate Divt-
sion. together with report Of their deter nation which
IL favor OF the construction and operation %
railway railways this Board viii ask that X
shall shall. when confirmed BY said Court be taken
in lieu OF the consent OF the property owners along ne
line OF said railway or railways
Dated New YORK February IS. 1905.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMITS
SIONERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
BY ALEXANDER z ORR President
l. secretary
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Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION

Of The oa2s az RsPd 8u the s Of me
raaS r 9 sways m 9e sB ss'gT aS sns
OF persons and TTo!erty de errlned by ne
MANHATTAN Loop LINES. &snsatsn RoutsIPSols
Sbas neTs9y given that pursuant % The pr2vsons %
stsIed Poard q Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners
or the State OF New York for the First judicial Depart
vision Court House Madison 18th Street BOr-
March isos at one oe IN me 9 me Sh r., a@s , .,
sont e5 n ne as counsel can Dc heard Tor shs
matter determine report after due bearing whsthsr
t persons and property ' ought q Be- consi1e and
lion viii be made are the peition Of he sad RosTs
dated The sth day OF 1903 the savss ard
a. 9fss ne cisr ADFssts plv,s0n
Sogyt b such S o,hsr shall ss 70 NJ
general plan Construction Of the said railway or rail-
sa Clerk ~ Pan q me 5%Pe fa as sfr5 min sas
peI and substantial synopss Of the said route In ths
From the Williamsburg Bridge the route passes under
Del Hesy Street to II. Boey and under ne
Centre and Grand streets The line then continues SOUTH
sTy 'hrOEgh Centre Street and william street Pro-
as the Old slip Tunnel the Maiden Lane Tunnel and IN.
nnel i under william Street and Ola slip Ths Madsa
erty Street and then passes Under MAIDEN Lane In.
Eses1sn street Tunnel passes under R.sSnan street
70 the sssterrg BOUNDARY o. he County q New York
begins Grand and Centre Manhattan,
Grand and Desorosses stress
70 the Des6rosses Street ferry Another spur forms
connection by of line under Canal Street with
the Manhattan end Of he Manhattan Bridge third
meets with The city s Loop 5 5s su 6S:, =
the aforesaid application OBTAIN the appointments ct
Commissioners shall public hearing
Of all parties Interested whether such railway railways
ought to be constructed operated and shall report
the evidence taken sad Appeate Division togethsy
Tor Of rf tB 9r S1ei @ sn such Pssy On
railways that Il shall bel shall
when confirmed by said Court be taken In lieu OF the
OF the property along the line Of s>td
railway railways
Dated New YORK February Is 1906
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMNfS-
SIONERS FOR THE CITY NEW YORK
BY ALEXANDER E. ORR. President
BON L BURROWS Secretary
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Guaranty Trust Co.
OF NEW YORK,
MUTUAL LIFE BUILDING.
Capital. Sz.COO,GOO. Surplus. $500. 900
JOHN W. CASTLES. PresIdent.
Trust Com pany Statements.


QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE KNICK-
erbocker Trust Co at the close OF business
@Oth day OF February. R ESQ
Amount tot Of STOCK and bond investments (mai-
ket value SAN 52l % book value 80. 4Ss4o42 OF
Amount loaned colaterals 46Sl6Ol "a
0her loans including pills purchased Labs 81
9 Que 55s@ banks banker: ana 1851 s5a g
real estate $4,000 100000 90
Cash on deposit IN banks or other moneyed In
sp ssiss'ions sssa sss 50 50
banks 3lS4 40 90
nlnistIator guardian reteiEeT. trustee
posted on order of the court for which
same are not {-ib legal for savings BANKS nor
permitted and by the respective instru-
ments or words creating or defining the $1,000.
Accrued interest on books at date Of this re-
port as an asset OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 26s $50 y
s7O222e5s 90
date OF this report as an asset +6'ees 0s
Capital stock paid in IN CASH sOooOoO
Surplus on book value Cess current expenses = 800 80, -
tsuTplus on market value 81 si8 1873 "a; sur
interest. $soiS,5l9 81
Deposits subject to check
cept stated below. not -
csrtiaca,es q ieposii no!
d sITsGS SIS s5s' sas se9 'lS oe eesssoe
Amount due companies. 85eIois9 90
Amount due banks and bankers l2s24O2 90
Preferred deposits viz:
Due savings banks s21OCSO o4 ~
Due savings loan
Due adminStra-
guardian. receiver.
tee, committee depostary ESQ S5S 30
Deposits Treasurer State Of
New-York preferred because
pledge OF part Of trust
''--''"' - - 6S.o3o. $50 81
in resources res VI. .4.... 1890 90
Other liabilities included under any OF
the above heads, viz;
Unpaid dIvdtnds ......'-.'' - sLoO OO ~
Accrued interest entered on books
at date Of this report as a la
'-"ly .'.'.''.'' @ENew $50 sa5 IS