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NoIlnE cE RLfEREL,s sAlr-

NOTICE rs lEuEN GtyEN TuNr ..
- AuittW tauUun. t,li Hry in Hu action lu
600 imri duilrlal INrulrl luurt ut tAU lUr.
fitntY, wherein MtIy o. O.. Soil utHl Wrrr
plauuua aud John %. Sell woe defendant.
puffulut 90 Hn order made ug tNu 4. fIltt
Court In tIo above ease 600 iauiadhN, NoN.u.
Ter ant, isIi. nt O'Clock m. Uu .IiI Uaf. ul
the iuut door OF thU County our House. boo
salt Late iUunfr. itah Territory, uIl stIl No
public nuruIu. Zoe UlEh, tu ihr highest bidder,
hIl The rEIi. ItIu auu interest 90 tNH N'lIuuNH
hui ucfoni4ui Oh uut tu che following Uv.
Htrhcd tract 10 land tUatHI iu sole Lltp
touuiY ttan ivriltutft totWIt NtruuinE 20
tho southwest corner Ui thr. southeast uurrirr
OF tuUt uu %, tHwusuIu rHutn, rHrEU
wet ut salt iltr Meridian, aud fuuulIe
thence north 900 quarter scrtiun line. a. %
chuluH, tn0uCg uurIU lI dpr. min west "a on
eufuH more ur Iu.. f1 tho south Iupu 10 d two
~ ROAD running vust nnd west nlung thu
county survey and iuunIuH thturr vHst Uu
the south Nun q. HHIu fUHu 1870 rINIHH. thence
Huuth y deg. o. Wln vlHt HluuE tHr CHHt Tine
ut thu no uthnde railroad Ihuu 1859 chains
thence south u DEF east on caHt IIUc ut rHtI
ru1d lana 900 thlInHi thruCp south 10 deg
a. mtn tatt. on cast limo OF rhilfold iHhd as
CHAINS Co section inc thtutC wet on SAW line
ltl rhhinf 90 corner AMI point ct hcF amos,
containing Including railroad land. no urfrH
ana ~ rUds more Ur Icsa.
gul1oct 90 combination ~ taid district court
IuTms Of isle. rHHh
hhild october CO... 20.
ANnuEw CAuuoN.
UpItrHt.
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NoIloe Io oRtpmORs.


Estate " josephine u. Smith, Deceased
NOTICE Is iiFREuN GIVEN nv TIfE
~ LulCffigucd, Wihiam d. nou.uaon.uNt
claims against tue suIu dfrrIaN'. Io rrHIiHt
them VIII t1' necessary vuuHHHl.. vItuw tour
months after thc 1rst uuH|I. Hnu t tua
uguHr io tn7 fl|t executor Ht tHr uH.u ui nfH
niIruyHHI Nn.Hrs. tHuU N fu.HaUI. IruHfraa
huildIur, salt iaso city, u ttc county OF lt
I.HIU.
Dated AuauatlA l.L
WILLIAM No. ROBINSON.
Executor uf che estate Ui Josephine % smith.
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sIooKnoLpsRs, MErrlNn.

NOTICE Is iiLHEBY GIVEN THAT
y especial meeting Of the stocEholdora OF
mo American Eaglc Miuing COMPANY viii 10
D. Outh Stain -trnut, shlt Lake Dity TITAN. Oh
utsdAy che 1th say ~ November ls.8, Va litHl
O'Clock pm ct SAID day, Tor the purpose az
raufytug or dsuilsmiug te a. ton Of tho hoard
OF Directors Of eai0 company IN selling all the
real estate Of said corporation
liy order OF tho Hoard Of uneclou.
l., u, ChrCuLOW,
HU.FuInVW.
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NOTICE.

IToTiuE ls ntHtnY GIVEN THAT
~ HuottinF Uf the Htochhol drea OF the wee.
AVA Mineral sprhu company VII be- hcld 90
salt InLe Cty, Utah, ON the 9Th day OF y OVEN.
her. 40. isidn t B o'clO K pm, for rho election
OF 0nlcUa for tnC ensuing year, and for such
othor llr.ueHa 10 may awtully como before
the meeting JOIN e, nHlrr,
Secretary,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


IIlilc d John 3 HmlIh7 d0I0IICI
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN IN TIM
~ undorfirnod, administrator OF che estate wi
John saith. deceased, iu tho riuHit rH of
uuu aIl persona having claims against tHr HI
dcaf asrIl, 90 exhibit them with fht urHrHHIiF
vouchers, within four months ufiur IHN r..f
publication Of this notice. 60 The HpH lHuIuI.-
traitor, Vt hii ruHidonco boz sugar House pro.
cinct. iu tho County of salt Lake. uun Iout.
tory.
Dated August 18th, isal
JAWEs U ENlIU.
AdminIstrator Of the estate Ut John s. smith.
deceased.
Mtuurfr and AusWa aftHrUNrn f.f D.f4ff.
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ireAL NOTICE..
In the Probate Court in and f1r salt Lake
County, Territory VI Utah.

NOTICE ~ 1EREBT GIVEN THAT
N Frederick smthurst, administrator OF
inc estate ~ Msulta tounsUII, deceased. UHa
rendered fur settlement, and nled In said
court, his iiua account OF his Himinisirstiun
OF said estate and petiuon Tor hnal dftrlDuton
Df the residue ct laid estate umUug che portHUa
entitled thereto. and that tuOadty The lith
dat of October, 4 y lspi, ut llo'elugE o. m..
ID tae court room Of SAID .Hurt, BOZ Che County
, Out ii0ufe. salt Lake Guy and County. ttHh
Territory, has been duly appointed Iy tho
Judge OF said couit, ior Goo settlement OF EItI
.fSunt and hearing SAN ruti. iIr I.tfiHu.
iipu,at which tiuo and a.r lur person Inter.
tsteI In said estate ma" IU.HsT aud show
Uausc. " any there be-. why asiu account chou d
NOD De- settled and approved lnI uual fistrIuu.
ton made NJ prayed fuu
Dated sept lOth, 1875.
u. v NIIpY
CIotk of tiU Probate QUIT
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NnflnE Id rRInl1nss-
n Tire Probate Court NJ sait take county.
Utah fpuiury

NNHN N'NNNNNN
Do The matter OF the t.atc Of John Uolgland
deceased
NOTICE rs ittUfBN GIVEN BN INV
~ UNDERMINED uNutuifIx ot tNu last wI fud
trHiHmCnt Of John llutgIaud d.rUHsHt. Go IHr
FaliuHi tho aH|u Ury#HaHH. tHtsufIlt tUpw Uffn
the uCrU.HHrf EuurhUrH Within Cen WHulHH
after ihe nrt publication uf this notice tH nr
HAtl chU"utuN. no tHn 600 cot IIlIIya D. Tear.
CON, Attorney ht IfW. 40 Irt'ufnie. ii.ildmr.
-nit lAhu tity, luH
NnIItN N up NDlNNp.
~ .rutfI. OF UU HafW.I HuI Testament OF
John NuHrlHHN. Hr.pl.rH
tuAutts D.. rn,usuN. Attorney Tor itccu
Dated a. satiALa guy, uuh oct 1bcr 5ib.
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Noticc NJ tire ant ulare Tor the be ring OF
petition tor adm Ha un 10 probate u viii.
DuWsUANr 40 An ONutn or SAID
court tn Hat mHtfsH, rouco is hrrrh.
gwen that lbursdIy. thU 1850 DAY ut November.
a 10, lsI. Ht D. O'C.."k t.Wr a. one County
tuurt House 100 -Ilt L.ie EsNtibh Territory
pointed ihg tIfro Ani b ace Cor iNr h"afIuF of 10
pCuIIUuu ~ juatIh w. NO Nllr HN james T..
MlNurrn, IrA'n Tor the anm.sH|lu g. pro-
hltr Of "a gurih 10 document herewith pee.
scented, purruftInr to lo tUo llf' will and
testament OF Margaret lohuF NDNurun. DE-
ceased, wnln Hul wNrre tlI rvftOuH interested
may appear ami oppose tho PROBATE ~ said
will. or She grFUHuE OF IuffrrH tratAWDutHrF 90
Joseph ". AMI james D. M0Nuuin na prbyrd
fDr in aaif petition
Co.. witness whereof I ID 40 luruuutn sgt mF
hand and anlN.d UH scat Of fuid tuurtsthiH
ltti dHY Of october, ls3|,
lsrAtl U. " MEION,
tIyrE OF inc Probate Court
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court in aud Tor tho Third
judicial district Of l'nh Ter tory,
Nounig vi salt Lake
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Noucc NJ tire ani rllre Tor the herring
pouuou tor adm 10 un 10 probate u vii.
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IroAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court. 10 and fOf salt Lake
county, Territory Of utnh.

In tho matter NJ the estate " Margaret Leans
MeMufrln urcoaHUd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
The Wrattan llutcherv.

WASHINGTON. Ind, Oct. 27.-It is be.
heved now that Stones story regarding
the Wrattan family, duplicating six
men besides himself, is lie from be.
ginning to end, but he undoubtedly is
one of the principals in the heinoua
crime and made his confession in order
to pave the way toward saving his own
neck. No one believes that stone was
rolled on the bloody floor by the others
in order TO make his guilt apparent, but
that he was covered with blood while
taking an active hand in the butchery.
Oscar Brown, who was arrested short
time since as one Oh the murderers, was
released from the state prison, as
Stones confession did not implicate
him in any way. Mrs. Stone has been
brought to this city for safe keeping
and to insure her appearance at the
trial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27

eoraeone Disposing of Good Initiation
In West Virginia.


WHEELING, Oct. Pin response to
the suggestions made in the newsna-
pers some time ago that silver dollars
OF the same fneness and weight az
those made by the United States pov.
eminent could be made and passed at d
profit OF from 80 to 40 cents on the dol
lar, some enterprising individual has
gone to work and is now circulating
them in this state. They were first NO.
ticed at Elkins and Grafton. The dol.
lar was little over weight, had ner.
rect ring and felt all right to the to1cb
but is little larger in diameter than
the dollar Of the government. It wonla
not pass through the bankers gauges
and was found TO be little inferior in
the milling on the edge, although this
latter defect was not noticeable EXCEPT
to one accustomed to examine sneh
things. Since their first appearance il
is probable that 1000 OF them have been
placed in different parts of this state
and people elsewhere seem willing to
take them, knowing that they were not
made in the United States nints. There
is no clew to the persons who are pass
ing them, and they seem to have come
IN IN the course of natural trade. They
have been noticed at many points re.
Gently, and several of them will be sent
to the treasury department by bankers
who are net positive of their ground in
eondemning them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
AN IMPORTANT SUIT.
Land Owners Attack the Constitution
aIity of the Levee Law

Land Owners Attack the Constitution
aIity of the Levee Law
LITTLE Rock, Oct. GA suit of vital
Importance to the citizens of eastern
Missouri and Arkansas has been filed
in the United States court here.
The Memphis Land and Timber COM
pany and other owners of 125, 900 acres
of land in the St. Francis basin filed a
bill to enjoin the St. Francis Levee dis
trict and its collectors from collecting
the taxes assessed in that district on
the ground that the act of the last gen.
eraI assembly creating the district is
unconstitutional. The district en-
braces the ST. Francis basin in Arkan-
sas, containing over 1000 900 acres, and
the bill contemplated the cooperation
of the district with district in Mis-
souri, so as to form one continuous levee
district.
Under the act 100, 900 acres of swamp
lands belonging to the state were do
mated to the district for its improve
ment and the board of directors of the
district were authorized to levy tax
upon the lands in the district for the
building and maintaining of levees.
The land owners in the district are de-
termined to fight the collection of the
tax both in the Federal and the state
courts
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
SANTA FL BOYCOTT.
vengeance Threated Against
Houston by That Road.
nFMANDsI ITS WITHDRAWAL
-, obeyed at Once the Rond Proposes
,nrow All Its business Into GAL
us.,on-Low Rates to Hae Fair at
,,a,,.s-Other Hailroad News.

uoIs4oN. Oct. 27.-The greatest ex-
..+s,aent prevails here among the cot
:. ~ merchants and the Santa Fe rail-
r ~ Some time ago the cotton ship
10 boycotted the Santa .Fe road and
lave been shipping all their cotton over
n ntber lines. This the read officials paid
|, g,,lIs attention to and the merchants
|boasted Of their sue cess.
Ma Manager Polk of the Santa Fe has
EXPLODED a bomb among them by de
aarn5ine that the boycott be immedi-
i taly declared off and unless this is
- s, At once he will eliminate 40 cents
u hale differential on cotton and will
q VERT ali Houston business to Calves
r. making Houston simply away sta
ion.
<srmined TO further boycott the road,
ii the road seems equally as deter
med to carry out their threat. Lively
mes are expected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27

TusKAHomA, Oct. 27.-The Locke
party has nominated Jefferson Gard
ner for governor and the Jones party
has Endorsed the nomination and will
support him. The Jones party thought
it inexpedient to nominate ex- Treasurer
McCurtain and had no other available
man to make the race. Jacob jackson
will make the race also as an independ.
ent candidate. He says his party wants
nothing but fullfedged Locke man for
governor and will not support one as
mild as Gardner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
A Passenger Rate War.

'oRT WORTH. Tex. Oct. 27,-The
ii Of war seems to be abroad in the
j and now the passenger men are
hing . taste of it. The Rock Island
Hes rate of S20.05 from Fort Worth
Denver or a reduction of 1895 from
nate sheet. AS there is little travel
bis season of the year to Denver the
" lines have not taken action in re-
4 to meeting it, though it is under
s. the Santa Fe and Denver will
the same rate. None of the
&nger men here, however, seriously
|@ftain any idea of passenger rate
q at least until the holiday season
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
Hanging to a Tree

BROOKLYN. Oct. 27.-Martin Lenkan,
butcher of 7g9 Boswick avenue. who
has been missing from his home since
Sept. 6, was found hanging dead to a
tree in an obscure part Of Cypress Hills
cemetery. Lenkan left his home on
the morning of the date mentioned to
go to market to purchase meat and had
not been seen since. He had evidently
been hanging for long time. as the
body is badly decomposed and the rope
rotten. He leaves a widow and several
children. No cause is assigned for the
act.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
THE DEAcoNs.
Their Divorce Suit May Not Come 10 Trial
This Year.

This Year.
NEW YORK, Oct Pit is now def
nitely settled that the divorce proceed.
ings to which Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Parker Deacon are parties will not be
reopened in the American courts-not
during the present year, at all events.
Mrs. Deacon is living in comparative
seclusion in East Orange, n. j., in q
small and unpretentious house near the
residence of Thomas A. Ellison, where
she is known by her maiden name of
Florence Baldwin. Mrs. Deacon has
been there since her return from New
port two weeks ago. where she went to
visit her mother, Mrs. Baldwin. She
will remain in this country until Nov.
16. when, with her mother and Charles
Baldwin, her brother, she will sail for
France. 1t is understood that after a
brief stay in Paris the trio will proceed
to Egypt, where they will spend the
winter in Cairo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
penonneea ths unlted states senate.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 27.-The Cotton Elk
change of this city adopted series Of
resolutions denouncing the senate as
continuing to throttle and de.
press all branches of commerce and to
diminish the value of all the agricul.
tural products, thereby bringing the
people and government to the verge O.
bankruptcy by the failure to act upon
the silver question" A demand is made
for an Immediate vote.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
nhean Rates to the Fair.

|DAIIAs, Oct. CIV. S. keenan,,
snpral passenger and ticket agent of
i Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe, has
ared ali ticket agents from Cleburne
Il Paris ana intermediate points.
Fbe Missouri. Kansas and Texas has
anounced rate of 81 from Waco to
8llss and return on Sunday, Oct. 30.
ITscial train leaves Waco at 6 a. M;
ssurning, leaves Dallas at 9 p. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
Four Men Killed.

'URa, Oct. 27.-Four men were
a wreck on the Pennsylvania
fhis city at almost the same
be the Dock street horror oc-
! June, 1892. A loaded freight
Ang east was boarded by five
4 got into a coal car. Two
way the coal car jumped the
switch and half a dozen cars
on end and crashed into a
"a train of empty cars. The
q the men were sitting was
4 the middle of the grinding
q were instantly killed and
INJURED, 1t was almostimpos
thtlfy three of the dead ow-
"a I being crushed out of recog-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
Imprisoned For Libel.

BERLIN, Oct. ga dispatch from
Mannheim says that Herr Myer, editor
of newspaper called The Pfalzgau
Echo. has been sentenced to four
months imprisonment for libeling the
Duke of Baden.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
Charged With Embezzlement.

OKLAHOMA Cry, O. T.. Oct q. :,
Willis Ivers, formerly chief of police OIL
this city, was arrested under an indict
ment found by the grand jury charg-
ing him with embezzlement. He col
lected fines and costs and failed to turn
them in. He is out on $500 bail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
Bnrned 10 Death.

HopKIssvILLE, KY, Oct. 27.-Martha
Osborn, an aged colored woman resid'
ing near Howell station, who has been
totally blind for seven years, was
burned to death during the absence OF
her family from home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
A.anisse.l IN His seeona Trial.

GALLATIN. Tenn. Oct. 27.-The case
of the state of Tennessee against A. B
Mattox. charged with criminal assault
upon Miss Dora Petit. a young girl of 16
resulted in an acquittal. At the last
term of court he was found guilty oil
an assault and sentenced to 20 years in
the penitentiary, but was granted 9
new trial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
,,xsrerious cattle Disease.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills., Oct. 81. DIR.
Truln bower, state veterinarian. has
been ordered to Kinsman, Grumpy
county. to investigate mysterious dis
ease that is carrying off the cattle IN
that vicinity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
rrn,,nill Farer EpInemio.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Oct. 27.-The cpl
demic of typhoid fever which has ex
listed at the little town of Rodman since
the last of August is again on the in
crease: 10 new cases in the past weel
reported. No effort has been made t
find the cause of the epidemic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27

LAREDO. Tex, Oct. 27.-The perma
nent military telegraph line from Fort
Ringgold, Starr county, which is being
constructed this way to connect Fort
Mcintosh and Laredo with the lower
country has reached point three miles
below San Ignacio, 45 miles distant
from Laredo. When completed to this
city the line will be continuous from
Brownsville to Laredo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
INC nlr Fight Deelnrea OF.

New York, Oct. 27.-The proposed
fight between Corbett and Mitchell for
the championship of the world before
the Coney Island Athletic club in De-
eember is officially declared off. The
authorities of Kings county notified the
club officials that the fight could not
take place. Mitchell is greatly disap.
pointed and intends to start for Eng.
land soon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
Gunpowder Explosion.

BENTON, No., Oct 27.-Fire in the
business portion of the city caused z
loss of $4,000. Gunpowder in John
Shaefer's store exploded, Schaefer be-
ing so severely burned that he soon
died. Among the buildings burned
were the Benton roller mills, all tn
stores of the town, two hotels. the Rec
ord newspaper Office and eight dwell
ings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
Common sense Needed.

BURLINGTON, N. j.. Oct 27.-Rev.
DR.. Nelson of Mount Holly exchanged
pulpits with Rev. Mr.. Hare of this city
last Sunday. In closing his sermon he
offered up prayer for the country and
invoked the Lord to endow the United
States with common sense.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
shooting at Dallas.

DALLAS. Oct. William Ryan shot
John McMahan in the Round House
saloon Yesterday near the Houston and
Texas Central round house. McMahan
is the proprietor of the saloon and was
behind the bar when he was shot.
From what could. he Leaned the shont-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
1he nntea Go limo naIlna.

b WORTH, Tex, Oct. I27.-On to-
! the commodity rates promul-
q by the Rock Island viii be eff
81 and the rates will be protected.
g Missouri, Kansas and Texas has
|anced that it will meet the Rock
Il rate, but the tariffs have not yet
|sfceived. It is expected the Santa
III also meet it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
Pecos valley Extension.

NELL, N. NJ, Oct. The Pecos
4 Town company has had sur
put what is to beknown as South
y the place the Pecos Valley
Il depot viii be situated. Indi-
4 show plainly that as soon as
e finished on the Eddy and Seven
s Gam work will be begun on the
s8n of the Pecos Valley to this
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27

ing resulted from the renewal of a
quarrel which occurred between the
two men about week ago. Ryan was
arrested and jailed. The wounds are
serious and McMahan is not expected
to live
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
Laser's Case TO lie Heard Saturday.

LITTLE Rock, Oct. 27.-The hearing
of the application for trial of Jake
Laser, charge with the murder of Ben
Levinyon, has been set for Saturday
lnorniAg. Excites much interest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
= = Griaith Daad.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-Rev. Benja-
min 4. Griffith. D. D., general secre
tary Of the American Baptist puDilca,
ton society, died suddenly here OF
heart disease while on the way to his
Office
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
shot In the Neck.

WICHITA FALLS. Tex. Oct. 27.-Taes-
day night while snipe hunting 1. o.
Noble was accidentally shot in the neck.
He was seriously wounded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
y Reduction of Salaries

H. Oct. 27,-A notice was
ONCE of the Quincy,
Kansas City road to the eff
would be a general re-
re- yes Of all employees. The
~ 8 yearly salary is re-
=. ~ II Is understood that
: work have been cut
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
filled In a wrecR

Mich, Oct. pa Toledo,
ana North Michigan freight
L. a sinkhole three miles
re Two cars of oil and
n Y. coal We're burned. En-
neu' Fireman Albert and
man Milligan were all
flsp under the engine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
xvn,tecapuers In Arkansas.

FoRr SMITH, Oct. 81 Whitecaps
have struck this county and as a result
several cotton gins have suspended OPP
erations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27

T.. Oct. 27.-News reached
0lilsion on the Southern Pa
An extra train struck a
y and caused several cars TO
Fack. Considerable damage
no two tramps were killed,
NC one badly hurt, while
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
Loan Exfene,Aa

|1 io !, s7.-Arrangements
~ The extension of three
l0an Of 800, 600 of the
sh 70 Philadelphia Read
4 1 0oo provide additianal
g'OV =, and make 20 per
on the account
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liners Federation.
,.lna lMlne owners fed
s'aaed to recognize the
~ and will discuss the
Wu. al prejudice. The
ales Is about ended.
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lex, as.. Oct. PA the
b. up.'on held here pro-
: small majority.