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New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York December 81. 1911
BEENES-Receipts. 112 cars, or 1,gZi neaI n
10 cars OF market cattle In the yards. feel-
ing steady. Dressed beef firm for best graoes'
steady for medium and common beef.
CALNES-Receipts, 247 head; % on sale
barely steady Common to prime F,aIs soIu
at SO JOH 50 37t5. culs. SO Dressed caipes
quiet: city dressed vcals selling at llY ioci
country dressed at 9p l3c.
Saics-S Sanders IS vcais, lf1 lb average.
50 37ia per 100 lb: 2 100 ib. SO so; culls. 2'o
h. 50; / barnyard calf $50 10. 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. n cars or
4.9OT head; Y cars on sale. sheep STEADY
lambs slow, with no choice offered; prices
about steady, but several cars unsold. on, % -
mon 10 fairly GOOD sheep sold at 81 JOW ;" Jp
per 100 10: culls. SO. common 20 good amos
81 G2ih a So 80. Dressed mutton steady at ow
7ikc per lb dressed lambs, 90ll12 Coun-
try dressed hothouse lambs dull at YESTERDAY :
quotations. ,t
sales-W. r. Hume: 16s Pennsylyania
lambs, IS ID average. Sc 80 per 100 ID ~
sheep. 1i3 lb SO 80; g. i05 ID. 80 80 o.,
J. Shamberg & Son: Psi Buffalo lambs %
h. 50 C2i2 .,o- &c
s sanders: ~ state lambs. 60 lb. SO 20 10
state sheep (culls). 92 ID, 81 g,
HOGS-RecCipts. 20 cars, or 3,fjJ mead; 2
car on sale Steady. Good medium hogs solo
at 81 40 per 100 10. Country dressed steady az
sa,es-S. Sanders. > state hoSs. 152 ID
average. So 80 per 100 ID; . boars. 22O ID So
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22

fine sranulated 5a5c' Eagle 2-lb bags Do,
GO5c. a., In bags do. &C; i-lb bags do, 5.o'c
iG-In bass do DOC: - and 50-lb bags do ana
standard granulnted 5.S0c: fine granuated and
diamond a, 5.75c. confectioners' and No
I. 5.60c. In London beet sugar was quiet anp
Q, fIlisd lower. December and January, Is
Cd: May. las J&d. London cabled the visible
supply OF sugar as 2aT0,000 tons. Raw here
weak and nominal. Centrifugal. a6 test, iOi
a 7Sc: muscovad1, 80 test ALA i23c and
molasses sugar - test, $3.50 39sc. sales,
l00OC bags Cuba centrifugal, January, At . isc
lass 90 test, cost and freight equal To tfsc
here; 1000 bags Cubas. clearance not later
than January IN. At SIC basis o6 test. cost
and freight equal to 4.6lc here. and 5000
bass Porto Rico. second half January ~
J.ISi5c basis gG test cost, insurance and
freight TO Howell.
COTrONSEED OIL-Quet. Crude bareli
steady. Trading In the futures market was OF
a local character. and at the close prices were
1 to . points lower. Local contract prices:
aefa
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
WABASH REORGANIZATION
Union Pacific May Take over
Wheelinr and Lake Erie.

Pittsburgh. Dec 21 -- James Chaplin
president of the Colonial Trust Company
and prominently Identified with the pro-
nosed reorganization Of the Wabash Rail-
road and its Pittsburgh connections, the
Wabash-Pittsburgh Terminal and the
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad, gave out
the following statement to-day
II is true that a committee Of Wabash
bondholders had been organized ana was
about to be announced when announcement
of the formation Of the Wallace committee
at Chicago was made. The committee "ds'
however advised from New York by sam
uel Untermeyer that the existing commit
tee sufficiently represented the various In
terests 70 protect the situation from every
point OF view, and that the ADDITION OF an.
other committee would tend to confuse ana
complicate things Our friends here and In
Chicago, ST. Louis and Cleveland, and other
cities, who are interested I'm the properties
have concluded 10 abide by that advice. ]
ann satisfied that our reorganization VIII be
expedited bv recent events The aYnounce-
ment OF the plan is simply awaiting the
confirmation OF the settlement with the
Wabash road.
Cleveland, Dec. determination Of ths
receivershp Of the Wheeling s. Lake Erie
Railroad is forecast to-day by the fling or
cross petition by b. A. worthington. re-
celver. in the foreclosure suit OF the Gen.
tral Trust Company, OF New York. against
the Wheeling s. Lake Erie. The petition
alleges that the defendant road is now pay
ing operating expenses, interest on all obli-
cations and a fair profit
The petition also asks the court 10 dis
solve the traflc contracts held by the
Wabash. Pittsburgh Terminal This was
sought in a petition filed recently by John
r. Mutt on behalf OF the minority stock
holders II is rumored that II these traffic
contracts are dissolved the property will
be taken over by the Union Pacific.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22

DOMESTIC ENCHANGE.-Bosto par
Chicago. 2Jc premium: New Orleans, com
nercial 5Oc discount bank 81 premium: St
Louis. G5c premium bid, 40c premium asked
Minneapolis 2)c premium; Charleston, buy
ing, par selling lilo per cent premium San
Francisco. sight 1c. telegraph 212c.
RANK CIFARINGS. - New York, eX-
changes sS12 e12 500. balances $l2.776.553: Boe-
ton. exchanges s27. .t07 o67. balances Sl.S76.G7;
Chicago. exchanges &5.1iS1S3. balances "
SEQ. 5qG. Baltimore exchanges $6,lSi,S4, bal
ances sTeS.77S.
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
ycr. 5i-sc: Mexican silver dollars, 46c. Bar
silver in London closed at - 3-l6d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-ln Madrid, 10 LIS
hon, To-
MEXICAN FXCHANGF.-MeX eX-
change on New York IS quoted al 2olie.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22

public deposits increased f7lS.O0o; govern
ment securities increased f3A000 The pro-
portion of the banks reserve to liabilities
is now 400 per cent, against 4940 per cent
last week, and compares with an advance
from 4l6o per cent to 46,4 per cent in this
week last year. The rate of discount is
unchanged n ner cent
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
'ANK OF ENGLAND RETURN

Tie Bs1t DeG. 1.-THE weekly return Of
etsbeesiA OF England shows tie following
efculst,or I9tal reserve decreased f2. 10000:
ereased u Increased i2,3s5.O .OG6: bullion de-
Hls01J. |o,99,ho,DO other securities Increased
ON'er deposits Increased g, ,fsl 900;
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
,D,. ro,osr,,,b to The Tribune. ]
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

r,noaeo I,Ac of.-Areentine reports 81 perfect
harvest weather laid a heavy hand on wheat an1 1
indirectly ON all the grains. Closing wheat TX ne
ures were nj a net decline u A4Mc 20 lHlHc
Latest trading left corn 2. TO std 'sc down oat'
of sc 70 1c and hog products varying rom lds'
nights level 20 i2c below. Range OF prices
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22

FURNISHED by swartwout & Appenzelar, No. A
Pine sUcetJ
,.a,,I Maturity. Int yield.
lame coast Line p c, 19ll-17.... "a .4t
tl1g Roch a Pitts 4-4A c. l9lJ-27.. 4s ~
Cent Of Ga AS p c. 19li-17......... "a 4.
SeTtrai Of \ p c, l9ll-'lI......... 4A
S6es G ohio . C, 1911 17............ 44t AZ
chicago & Alton 49, ? g l9!l-lS. 8, ~
o. x East III 4l4-5 = C. 19ll-l7...... AZ 4r
~ r. q 4ik-6 p G. 10l1-10........ a. "a
Cir Ham & Dayton 49, c, l9ll-'20 5A ~
Da ~ Hudson AZ y C. 1922. .......... 41z AZ
Frie 4-4lk-5 D C. l91l-'l7.............. 4ia
Hooking Valley l-41z C, l0ll-'lS.... 4ts
Hudson e. Manhattan p G., l9ll-'l9.. "a 49s
= g m S g. " AZ p c. l9ll-15........ 4h
Kan civ southern az c, l9ll-'iJ.. . "a
i,ebigh Valley Az p G, l9ll-'l0..... ~ a.
H'iss9uri pacific p c. l9ll-17....... 81 "a
N0rlle & ONO 4-6 p c. 16ll-i6........ 4h
y Y Cent Lines : p c. 1911 '22........ AZ 44
Norfolk & West 4 p C, 1Bll-l6........ ~ "a
pennsylvania 3k-4 p G, l9ll-l7...... 41s 41s
81 l. & = r 4-4ia-5 ? C. l9ll-'l7...... 6h 4A
DO guar a & r 8 , c, l91l-17.... AZ
seaboarI Air Line 4l4-5 p c. l9ll-'l7 = Az
SoCfbern Ry 3h-4-4a p O. l9l1-'2l... AZ 4n
Virein.an Ry p G., 1911 ........... 5h AZ
Wa7ash Railroad 49, p G, 19ll-'2l... 81 a
wheel & j. Z 4ls-j C, l5ll-'22. ...... 5H "a
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
export. { o b afoat.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NtW lUTht IJNNNIIU'I ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. news mas
taken "a radical change for the better ana III
consequence prices ere easy. closing at n net
loss OF u n l.. Bucnos Ayres showed "A de-
cline ot 12tc. or total loss OF about 31sc
in the last three days European markets.
inwcr. and sentiment OF more bearsh char
acier Receipts in the American Northwest
were light. Minneapolis and Duluth reporting
29S cars, against AS last week ana 90 M MIast
Veor. and the total interior movement was
also under both last week and last year Cash
markets in the interior firm, but not active;
No - red, g5 tzc elevator, export basis ana
Ole Z O b ahoat No I Northern Duluth. 81 ia
O ahoat. CORN-Values were easy, clos
ing at Il net decline o. y a &c. Export new,
6gg,c q b anoat. OATS-Commission houses
were good sellers and prices declined = q IL.
cash oats easy; standard white, 53c in ele,
vatcr: 40 . j3iec; Nos 3 and 1. 53c ana
natural white and white clipped, 81 q j5c on
track RYE-Quict; 40 =. 9Ic nominal / I
Isuffalo TO arrive. BARLEY-Steady; mailing,
81 lSGS1 - G Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANC


FLOUR AND MEAL-tlour quiet ana
steady Spring patents So 104So %: winter
g:,aiehts. 50 20asi 25 winter patents 81 40
@sI So; spring c.ears 81 20Gsi j0 extra NO
winter. IS s0b$3 90 extra No winter So 90
n g. 50; Kansas strs ights. 81 6O4Si sOi tancy
spring patents. 81 20 So so RYE FLOuB6oI-
Barely steady; fair TO good, - lO1 - w, w.,
choice 10 fancy, s4954s5 10. BUCKWHEAT
FLOUR-Firm; 81 40 Ier 100 -: CORN VI Eai
STEADY: kiln dried 50 90 q SO 76. BAG MEAL
Fine white and yellow, 81 60a$ 50 coarse'
81 55gs1 go FEED--Western spring, s2d soW
:.I: standard mlddliug, s96 30 s2J 90; hour
do 500: red dog. $50 80; city bran. SO buIk'
sa7 30 sacks; miGdling, s27 6Oqs3l 90; Tea
dog. So. homny chop, s29 bulk $50 70 SACKS.
oil meal $50 JO1S4C.
COTTON-An early decline reflected heavy
selling, whilo sharp subsequent raIIy re-
suited from continued covering. particularly
bv Southern shorts. and sudden renewal OF
bull support. ~ sool as the bulls withdIe"
their buying orders ihc market turned easier
again, reaching the lowest level OF the DAY
in the late trading and closing barely stead y
nt practically the bottom, or az a net loss OF
from :, 10 II points Private cables reported
ia. Liverpool mad been depressed by tree
offerings az well as by the unfavorable labor
situation All three OF the big contract mar
kats WIFI be cosei on Saturday and Monday,
while Liverpool will also be closed on TUESDAY
southern spot markets we're 1-lGo higher to
nc lower; generally unchanged Local con-
tract prices. 80,
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
Ycster

$40, cotton was quiet and unchanged at
{ G5c for middng upland; sales nil; delivered
on contract. G.2uC bales. Liverpool cables
pot good business doing; sales. 100" bales
speculation and export, 1000; American
III 600. imports $4,000; American. 2S.oQo;
niddliuo upland. slid: futures opened steady
uuGhansed to , points higher, closed barely
steady hct unchanged to ! y points higher;
December. 49J'.d, December January and
Ianusrv.February l94j. February- March
LV5itd; April, 4edhd; Aprll. May
1 Vql: Mav-Junc. j0l I'D. Junc-Juy, 5o3 !.d ,
August 3Qji4d August september. 5odd :.
september. October. 5.o6isd; Oetober-Novcm-
ber JO1d.
COFFEE Liquidation in December was
The principal feature, and values for near po-
sitions wcro easier. but late months were
fairly steady and at the close prices were :
roin's lower go points higher sales, 200
bags Havrc closed st franc lower for De
ccmh,r and unchanged to = lower for IN"
other months Hamburg vas steady 81 un-
changed to u franc lower. Rio was 90 rois
lover. while santos showed decline OF $50
rcis coffee was being offered quite freely
frot. Rrazn hut cost and freight prices were
geue-allv steady at from l4.SJc to ljc for
Santos i5 aud I3 sc for Rio ~. spot inactive
and unchanged at lii9e To- Rio NO !. Local
contract prices ~
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.
BID Asked
M ina,

FURNISHED by Charles Head & Co, No. IL Broad
street, New York;
LAND.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22

FURNISHED tv J. Thomas lseinhardt. No -
" Br5ad street New York: NO - Devorshire
street boston and No. lG King street West
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CENTRAL or GEORGIA

CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
?, week IN Dec $3.50 lel 500 s27tsoo ra,so s2525cC
July l-Dec IA. 6.5GS 10o GOi45OO 5'do9'-oZ
DETROIT. TOLEDO & GRoNToN.
2d week I'm Dec. S352 233 S322N4 SoV'@-ts -
July 1-Dec. Il. s462Si 9BS'Z26 'o'''o'
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
7a 7aly TefE f%pee tG PGl i4 55is85 6ol5si 5a677i
TOLEDO PEORIA & WESTERN.
"a "a. week in sS S s9i5si s5.si s525 s5S75
BALTIMORE & OHIO.
cross on'e earnings m % s75S3a35 s747O LOG $5?!Gl9
Exp. and taxes. 5.355eGl 5G4o'Z9 Sol',O'-
Net earnings. S2.227a7i $Ls29.aso $2'5oo''ao
cr,ls csInnes 500 7s4 1So 4o15455o s3s o42 200
Exp. and taxes. 2G.9j5,2S9 2s,3l7oo6 24'''O,o"
Nc, earnings. .s12 77sso1 sl1s$I4o S1a'2'C's2e
LEHGH VALLEY.
Cross eafnnss $2s2o 2$2 s8?7l9e? $500 2SG 2S
EXP and taxes" 224s'32@ 2'lol''"o I,o-',' 100
Net earnings. slO7i,9lo Hl1o.727 sL37242'
Gross S esrniner sic 718.s73 Sl5,Gso$4 sl9,2itG2+
Exp and taxes. 11.469,693 i0'44$'i% "4l4,o--
Net earnings. S5.2l4.1So s5,236,sO7 s5.SoO9o2
NORTHERN OHIO TRACTION LIGHT.
1911. le1o InorgaSs re IG;
2i week I'm Dec S4OtZt S'9'1-' 90 a..
Jan Dec. Ia. 2.l49,Osl 19SOO3s io''Vf'
CITIES SERVICE COMPANY.
Month Of Nov 1919 60. ,eo
Cross earnings. Sil",5-N S5D'c7H - 80
Oper. expenses. S'4O3 z'"VV -
>-o+ carringe SlO5 SI5 SSS.54S SlI12t
MI i{cr6s 80 G2J 80 968 O6OS
o.,,,, o25O S3Sas4 Sl0005
FOR the twelve months ended November 80.
1ail. cross earnines S94O 34G: net earnings,
Sg03. .Sl5: dividends, $6J997l; surplus, S243,3i5.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed in the United States District
Court yesterday:
SAMUEL =. ROSENTHAL, fur mer-
Chant. OF No 352 sixth avenue; involuntary,
BY these creditors Doniger & BorgesoiL
si09 Abraham Schwartz & Co. 500. and
Moses & Lit, 500. 1t was alleged that he
was insolvent, made preferential payments
OF $500 and transferred merchandise and
accounts s2,0oo. Liabilities, $?o,ceO, assets
$500 ,--,....
suits. at No. S5is Division street mVolun-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by ". y. Coler Coz No. l3 Cedar
strect)
Accrued interest 10 be addcdJ
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

scourons interchangeable. fRegisiorcd. tCou-
pons SRegistered and coupon.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
BONDS
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by charles n Barney x Co. No. -
Broad street, New YORK; aud No IL sou'"
4th street Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
s1OGe5
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS.

For the twelve months ended November 80
oil: Gross earnings, S94o,3At; net earnln6s'
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
traded In "ani accrued interest.
REALTY STOCKS

'sx per cent extra dividend 1910 tpar ysIu.
SO.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22
BOSTON cuRR STOCKS.

FInterest to be added.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-22

NORTHERN OHIO TRACTION & LIGHT.
1911 1910 Increase
o. ,,..el- fl, nee S4O72T S}5. 529 50 l9>
ian. Dec. Ia. 2l49,0sl 1.9S0,03s l69ei'
CITIES SERVICE COMPANY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
DO YOUR SHOPPING
lEARLY IS SLOGAN
National Consumers League
Organized to Better Condi-
tons of Shop Girls; Work
Assumed Large Scope.

Kansas city, M0., oct sg.--The Va.
tional Consumer league was organ-
lied In New York city twenty years
ago by group or prominent Sew
YORK women. who desired to reform
certain unfair conditions existing Tor
the women and children employed m
New YORK Mrs. Frederick Nathan,
Wife Of a New York banker. and Mrs.
Kelly we're two of the leaders. \ 1T
~ inquiry showed that the girls even
IN Fiftn avenue shops were undcrpaid
and were expected 60 receive other
assistance. The inquiry took them
| further They found a cvaG tion in
the swcaishnps that was intolern ale
They realized that the only effective
protest must como from the consume
era. 50 the league was organized.
From the beginning our method
has been one OF cooperation with
employees said q mrmber. wv" rca-
Heed from the mrs, that any given
! employer IN helpless 10 improve con-
ditions unless sustained by public
opinion. by law ana hy the action Of
consumers, In behalf OF the women
| employed in the s.,ops ana stores We
mr. UlttiHF Nall'U WIN ftNifffNit
Tor these requests
Don't shop after . o'clorlS or on
Saturday afternoon
Don't leave your christmas shop
! ping until tho week before christ
mas
I'm Now York 10 help the delivery
| hoNs We asked; Don't receive nack-
ages delivered after six o'clock.
! "To hgit sWcatship made goods We
asked the league 90 insist on tho Con
sumcrs league label when purchasing
| white goods
Tho consumers league has eN-
tended its work to Europe IA
France an cfectiyc light has been
made for needle workers, ana law
| was passed abolishine nIEht WORK IN
! an the sewing factories In France Ia
switzerland u N the workers IN tire
| chocolate factories who have attract.
ed special attention. IN Grrmany our
work has been very effective and along
| varied lines We have fought the
sale of obscene literature and Sc have
ontlintd fnr better working conditions
IN inandrics and bakeries,
with the hackinr Ut tho lengut
the better class 81 employers are GLAD
10 improve conditions a. far as pos
sible organized consumers have th'
power to obtain everything That IL fair
and reasonable
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
"SKUNKS" in MAY;
PATRIOTS IN OCTOBER

Congressman Flood
,a Democrats coor4e,
,rrrlor bondage
We didn't
"'Ssns sort 81 suspicion tina" MS,r Fsas.oa Jones Hand
@,'a by motives no. entirely unea.n This Suspicion was caused
Moprs mrit,SDI
iamou. arizona editor q olden TYNE that opponent il low
dn~ called f,rcibly to mind
reading s,o,.nsn n Ferguson
eomn,,e on sr'o copy ." IN" record Of me sessions last
beautifully the methods Of Mr.
TO delay statehood nrny rcfnnE to say word there was
not delay probable while their feet Win violent
co",son could NJ" h. "m"nGo S, me d ,d "S II"
asn md 'hS S,srh"s wa. T"on "a to pleas op"n Things
method @ nos 81 may u "" ] Ts @ M ,S SoS
10" Isser ts rnnspnrrt ns OF ' ~. hn ' OF m atha
The gentlemen made deliberate
vita no other POSSIBLE motive than to delay sion New
claim" sala ,hc
meanwhile selans every opportunity
utterly useless getting unless the
volunteered telegram has ro,dy been pub
cy condemned oy member % the house comut" and Mr. FER
committee whce rsrssop got INFORMATION
"nEFIEcTrNd THE WISHES OF NEW MEXICO wi,hou re-
% HAVE :i E we 'i S f." s 81 ' TE Gyms rnss
SION Altoona under s sG aa Sar rs nat s s on
Ar1pnt VI been
informed. too LARGELY RY THE PUnILc ND
APPREHENSION OF THE SITUATION GENEE v,
policy would be- As was TO couple them in the ming act
admit these two territories 20
cns' Of DELAY amendment might icopardzing
statehood"
To cut II short, their
because Informed
apprehension
lection admission New Mexico.
Their every sta,emep. onsas-
concerned they really had idea be-
all. meanwhile taking occasion grievance
the sorehead minority with han
make possibly
g
the wishes Mexico
Wouldn't
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
FOREST SERVICE
CRE0S0TES POLES

The forest service Is trying an ex-
pertinent on the coast OF treating In
fcrior telephone poles with ereosoie,
60 determine the praciicabill,y OF sub
stituting poles ~ inferior wood for
those now wearing out. az no greater
expense.
The present poles In general tele-
phone use, are nearly al pine or red
spruce. The poles which are being
treated for usc on the service line are
0f aspen aud white fr. Nearly all
the good poles have been cut from
the zunl forest, where the line viii bs
located. aut there are plenty of th'
inferior woods left. II the expert
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
MANL|KE BEAST IS
TAME MONKEY
Smokes Pipe, and Eats At Of
ficer's Mess On Board Ship;
Does Everything But Talk
English Says Mate.

New York, oct Can important
member of the crew OF the lyerclydc,
running between New York and 0ib-
rallar l. an orane. monkey beast
which bears very closc resem Olance
Ia man. ", IL called Shipmute. parity
because of lis sailprlikc ability and
partly because OF his good nature. lie
did not do one mean thing on tho
whole trip from singapore except Ia
the ships eat in the Rcd s"a. The eat
took a dislike 20 shipmate and one
day vented Il oy scratching him.
S.,ipmuie reached ont swiftly with one
Of his abnormaily long. RID haired
arms ana grabbed The eat by the neck
The next instant he was whirlint
around So swiftly that he looked like
Slmlsn pinWhcel, aud the eat was
invlsihly oa the periphery except a.
gray blur Shlpmate ceased sud-
denly in his gyrstion ana tho eat was
catRpultrd into the "mpNreSn. 81
came doWn nnaliy and the hole IL
made in thu Red sea filled 40 rapidly
that none az the officers was able 10
mark a. Therefore the grave OF the
ships eat h not KnoWn preciceiy. The
hrst officer SAYS he believes the sat
strnck bottom and stayed there.
Shipmate mad the run Of the lnyer-
clyde and slept whore he pleased,
which vas usually in tho coal bunk
ers ne was put IN the officers mess
and ate regularly with them. limiting
himself 10 friut and rice. After meals
he smoked a pipe With the rest of 'cm.
looking 80 solemn tant tho officers
could hardly smoke for laughing. lie
also took pull at the growicr Of ale
when II was passed around and drank
scotch like native. Charles Han.
cock. second officer. who had chict
charge ~ Shipmate. said he AZ every.
thing bat talk English Re ~ i'm
| menSely cheerful as rule, hut shows
symptoms at melancholy when y Jap
unsse poodle. which appear 60 regard
shipmnto as man, Is kept away from
him q long time. The poodle has boon
aboard iho inVerclyde ever since
Shipmatc shipped.
shlpmatr was brought out on deck
lyssterdry for a sunDath and introduce
| ton Co the ship news reporters. Tie
| looked mighty clean for an anthro'
pnid which had been sleeping IN coal
huukcra The first officer said this was
| bccause he had just received an oat'
meal shampoo. They thought a soar
ana water washing of the head mighl
give shipnfatc a cold and Webster and
| Hancock tried oatmeal on him ~.
foctivcly ~ did not like Il at flrst
Before tho shampooing began ship
| ,,.t. t..haH "a IN H. Warp n0luu ID
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Minnesota. Mississippi, Idaho. Mi.
souri,. ohio. Georgia. Nebraska. New
Jersey. Virginia. Maine. Iowa, lndi-
ana and Massachusetts.
Arnored cruisers Washington and
North Carolina
Protected cruisers Salem and
Des Moines.
Destroyers Reid Flusscr, I.ain-
son Preston. smith. Dtayton, Pauld-
ing. Mccall Roe Perry. Perkins,
Mayfaut. Ster.tt. Walker Warning
ton. Patterson. Monaghan. Ammen,
burrows. Trippc. Macdonough and
Worden.
Torpedo buats- Porter. Dlakcly
Dupont, Barney. iliddlc. Craven
Dnhlgren, De i.onr. Shuhrlck. stock.
ton. Tingey. Wilkes. Bagley. Bailey
Styinaham and Morris.
submarines iirayling, Bonita. Mar
what. SALMON. snapper, Siingray
Tarpon and Octopus
Torpedo boat tenders Dixie cas-.
tine aud Segcrn.
Gunboats - Nashville. Dolphin
Pc,rol aud Marietta.
Auxillarics- Prairlc transport
san Francisco Cmine lnycrl. Lcban'
on taminunitlon Thipl, Panther ere
pair ship. MaynoWer converted
yachD. Yankton ttendcr). Hcltic aud
culgoa tsupply ships and S0lnc'
thospital shlpl.
Colliors- Neptune, Cyclops. Hector
Mars. Vulcan. Ainx. iirutus ana Ster
Inns
Oii tanker Arethnsa,
Tugs pntuNeni, paiapsco ami Po-
tomas
summary. Total displa
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ment demonstrates that these can he
treated at no greater cost than those
of proper wood cost originally. they
VIII prove a valuable source of poles
IN future years, for there Ia q great
deal Of aspen ON New Mexico noun
tains. Under ordinary conditions.
that N, untreated, the aspen and white
Mr. poles would last only year or
two before rottlnr on at the butt, But
"a treated, they will last as well a,
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BOAT TRAIN RUNS
INTO LONDON LOCAL
ODE Eysalaa nsraIa 4. '. 1900 wlrsl

tny Evening tIeraIs \. v. LEASED wirel
London, Oct. .S.-'rhs American
boat train which left Euston station
az noon to-day filled with Amopctu
and other passengers for the stoanirf
Lusliania. sailing from Liverpool for
New York. ran into u local train a.
foiN'ch, about ak miles south of
stafford, az 2;aO O'Clock.
none % the passengers on the boat
train was inIuTod