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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-10

Sas Geridt bat '5tnrn Sartmau, jun.,
Seauefter fir SoelOelberaer & Comp, Gnz
aros. SdlueiOer, 5enafridtgt, baB nit ben
nod norbanoeueu 0tdnuerz uuo Suabeu.
Auslaeu uub llebersiebern i'm @ertje Don
$4,000 iofOrt aufseraumt weroen III &.
Der 9srittsboT iagt: muB-nub 0as III
entihcloenO, iobaB Sle. psnm Sic feline
meme suuerldiil9e Sleiosr muuldeu, hierbcr
nu6 9tr. IS, 9~eit.Saltimores, nabe Char
les-StraBe, fommeu uno Sbre 4usmabl iiir
einen Yappenltiel trehen tOnneu.
2 3uabens$So oSeit fur. .25 Cts.
@nte $2=2uabeu.2lusiiae. 30 @ts.
6ansipoacne $4=Mnsitac. .S1.15.
-8nabsn-lleb.rrode biqt9er!
Cute S1.5O=Waunsb boien. 40 GtS.
Gans,u aenc S3=S,o .$t.25.
Gansmpaeue S1Os ID t6mncr=
gu5n9e. 81. .93.
NB.-Selnfte lleber5leher ebenfalIS herab-
geiekt.
Sc bdloer @e poripredl.n, b.fo beII.r
iahreu Sic. Sergeiiru Sie nid1t, Die aln-
Der ritSubriusen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-10
QSeltlt Ste

trsenoaucidDc gNaareu, sIeidt oen
,tniertgen, febeu. ,ueIbc sic fur
fpcniger @eIo, aIs Die unieriaen,
fatfen f0ntiet, fommen sic surit6
,'nS buIeu sic lid, Sbr @eio.
gSenn Ste anocrparts iraeno
ipcId1e gSaaren feheu, lpeldbe Sbueu
beSicr 9efalIen, ais ole nnierieen.
fomtncn sic suriif muo bpIen Sic
f6 Sbr @eIo.
Siaaf 9ambnrger & SObne,
Wr. 122, st:Saltimore=Str.
Die eirfade 9ufiiuoiguug. oaB mir ben
Geit uuiersr 2lnsit8e, 1tebcrateber nnb
Setnfleiocr 5un, balbcn Yreiie Der.
faufen rpiirOen, mar Die llrluGe bes ssidGfs
tlsen Sreibsns III unierem garen wdhgeuo
Der persan9.uen swei @oder.
9urd iepen Serfauf ben f3ir MAIDEN, &c.
minaeu iulr meuigiteus sipei ueue Gunoeu.
gSdbreno oieleS Serfaufes lpuro.n mir
baufis sefrust: p@arum bieie ueriiuiirbige
Jtehuftiou 2"
Die 6ra9e beantiuorteu mir: ullni.r
Seitreben III. IeSe Sallou nur neue Wagons
aursupeiisn. unS mir I,eber eineu Serluit
porsiehell, ais Bop mir Elm 9aser BON .iuer
Saiion In Die amber. biuiiber iIbren."
llno oaun, peuu mir Die gr;euauifie elmer
Sailpn abieteu, itnO wis bcret, 10 uiel mebr
fir Die nadfe Saliou bersuiteleu, iuopurd
uniere alu9eitsuten pdbreuO oes sansen Sab.
res ,Sel9aftiguug erhalten.
Hub in Oieier gSei. erbaIteu mir - 10 su
la9eu-oie Geidafte i'm Slug.
Gs itnb nid3t mehr piele jensr $12.9tn=
aitge. Die mir su Sc perfauteu, iibrig -
meliieus eiureibise.
Somie iebr iuenlse iener s35s uub $40.
1teberssebcr, Die mir Su $3.50, reip.
$50 uerfauier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-10
Ser Semtide GorreipoMSeut,
GdaIih, n6hentIib uno Sonntass,


(gtadfois,r 8. Raine),
edbHef=gdc saItimoresStrase uEb Boff=Sffce Abe.
gr.ls bcs I'd eIidlen gIattes, pur 1rdstr beiorst.
12h Sts.; tGeIidle unb SonHfa 20 sIue sabe 10
Gents pro gBohe, sdblbar bic oas Batt beoreenbeH
Srdeer-ldaIidj n,bf 2nmnta sSs ssIusaabe inter
gorto.Sorausbtsabluns $3.50 pro Sabr, fur thrs.re
3cit i'm Scrbdltnis; fir bic tp1dIentItd,e gnSgabe
nit sorntaesblatt, portofrei, nit @bsug rir Clubs
81. so pro S0br, rad irsens einem Orte oes Suldns
bss, 81 ncdb europa. Scnntas sNuSaab 81
pro Sabr-0as bette urb biuisite oeutidae BIatt
In ben DlittcIf uno SloitaateI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-10
CT g rip y c.

srets 80 gts Oi, 6laias. an atpot9s'cn OOrrat9ia-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-10
9enrD 9artman, jult.,
Staueiter fur
GelOe(6erger e. Comp,

18, sS.- 9 Saltintpre,, nab. GbarlssilraBe.
(36D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-10
Gcus @eradlte mb0r ltuiuiritoen in SLAB.
itpn;'e Sabin,t.

Yari5, 8. 6ebr. - ,Gclair" mel
set, oaB Soro 9fOieberp, Der britiide
Otiniiter oeS 9(uspartiscn, tiir;lid swciz
mai iidJ erboten babe, lcinc 9feiiqnation
cin;ureidcn, unO fiigt binsu, OaB bic
9tciignatlon bis sur 9tiffcbr beS Srn.
0labltone nad Gnglano suriidqclegt
murbc. yOrO 9foiebcrp ioQ nit \orn.
ellabltone in Scin9 auf bic auslanOiz
lfc Eolttlf unb Die SppolitiOn aeeen
baS Serrcn6auS nift iibercinltimmcn.
Spel Sampfer esauaen.
SartlepOUl, 9. Sebr.-0cr briz
tijdc 9ampfer nGrimroie" iubr i'm De
bel uuf cincn 6elien uno i6citertc. Die
Semannnng rettetc iih in oen Sootcn.
9as &rat liest an Der &iiitc pom Gornz
wel
Oon, .. 6chr. - Der beutide
Qampicr n9(ouipb @6rmann" idciterte
in Der 9tabe pom 9Gbu, %ibcricn. bic
AM SorO beIinblid)en YcrIonen crreidlz
ten ianmlid Sas 6citlano, abcr Die %az
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-10
Sinan;icue @ulfe iiir StaIien.

81 o Ill, 9. 6cbr. - Gin SpnOifut
bcutidcr Sanficrs, iucldeS inter Den
9luipiSicn Der 9ic9icrun9 Die iinanSicllc
Gage 3tulicn'S aufSubciicrn iudt, bat
nit Der 9feOr9auiiutiun Der italIcniidcn
nGreOit Otobilicr," iOuie Der uSanca
Sjeuerale" beaouueu.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-04
PEN SOM S.!

Being located near the Govern
ment Departments we are able to
give your claims better attention
than attorneys located elsewhere.
Special attention given to difficult
and rejected claims. If your present
attorney does not suit you, and is
slow, write us. Soldiers who have
lost their discharges can obtain new
ones Charges of desertisn removed.
No fee unless you get a pension.
Advice FREE. Soldiers pensioned
at less than twelve (Sl2) per month,
and suffering from disability IN add
ton to that named in their pension
certificate may obtain increase under
the NV law. 1t is not necessary for
you tC have gotten any ailments in
war to get pensloned under the new
law, Pensions for widows and child
ren without regard to cause Of sol
diers death; mothers and fathers
who are now dependent, whether
they were dependent on soldier when
he died or not, Pensions obtained
for service rendered in Mexican and
Indian wars. Mexican pensions can
now be increased to S12 m0nth.
SUSPENDED pensions restored.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-04

~ tPTONS OF ClTAERE-Duu heavy
ha.aiaehe, Obs ruCtiCn of the nasal ua~ssg
uis EarSes faliu, from tic lcaf' .- TIN tbg0IT,
sometimes proiusa. wat T. and a. r4l. 1crs,
Eni rs. tenacious. mucous, purulgEt, hl and
d.. rld. the eyes are weak ard Watcry: re is
s ringing IN The cas-, usalnrss, faC.tf.E or
egr-hsg1 10 clear the throat, e.. rect 8r.ta n of
.attaasiyO matter, together with -.Js from ~
TrTs. The voice Is changed g.t has nasal
tyJug =: the breath Il Utelsiyc: smell ami
caste arc impaired there Is sensation I diZZi
less. with mental depression, Il hacking cough
I'd general debility. only y few Of the ;.1Dye-
,aanCst symptoms are likely to be present in
.zy one case. thousands of cases annually,
without maaliCs; NJ llllf Of che above ~gmp-
to--4s, res consumption Al1 end in The
rare. \ disease is So common. more dGcUp-
- ana --a.geEUGs, or les understood b. pAv-
saa2s.
By lis mild, s1cthing and healing properties
d. Scge's Catarrh Remedy cur tho worst
ensts 81 SasarFTa, "s'ola I'm the Head"
ceryZ aaS Satcrr'r+.i Escaiiachc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-04
Poultry supplies and Appliance
lncubatoys and BTco EeFs.

Sole Agents for Hydro Safety Lamps for lncubators
and Breeders Cynona for aisinfecting and killing YER
mine Ravens Horse, Cattle and Poultry Food. Nish-
bets Tonic Poultry Powder
Manufacturer Of Croley's California Poultry Remedy
roup swelled-head and all diseases Of the head, eyes
nd throat Of fowls. Ango-A 4rict1 Dig Remedies. 3
ynrieties warranted to cure No. Pills FIR Pigeons
Everything for Fanciers and Breeders Write for what
you want. s.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-04
Untold AGONY fra,n k.aiarrh. -

Prof W. HAUaSER, the famous mesmerlst,
suffered u4.alI agony from chraa j. "a -s.I C---
:srrh. Is family physician gava 4Ha Ug rs
sns.irat .. and said / must die. NJ case was
such b- one, that every day, towards sunset,
my voice would become 50 hoar>e ! could
bai s. ssCcS above a whisper. Sc morning
k4s s:ushins and clearing o. t.E0at would
s.n--,st strancle me. BY the --sJ az DR.. S&Ge's
easarrh Remedy, IN three months, was Wei
vsaI and the cue has been permanent"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-04
: Constantly Hawking and Splitting

THOMAS J. RUSHING, Esq, a99e Pine Street,
st. Louis, No, writes: - was rest sufferer
from clt.irrh for tLr years. At times could
hardly breathe, ara was constantly hawking
and splitting, and for the last eight months could
not breathe through the nostrils. / thought
so:hiag could be done fs- me. Luckily, / was
advised to try Or. Sage's {. lrrh Remedy, and
l am now a well man. / Believe 1t TO be the
aHly sure remedy for Catar-h now manuf1c-
tured, ana one has only 10 give il fair trial TO
experience astounding results and . permanent
cure
4 complete Treatise on Cat1rrh. giving valu-
able hints Is Clethilg, diet and other matters
OF Importance, viii be mailed postpaid any
address, on receipt Of two-Cent --'9ge stamp.
Address.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
No 5ss Main Street. BUFFALO. n. Zs
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-23

He: They met at the seaside.
Then commenced an acquaintsce
that would soon have ripened into
lovc.- She; But what? lie: They
married. Vogue.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-23
BLEW OUT HIS BEAINs.
Medium Told Him ola Murder lie
Had Committed, Causing
the Suicide.

Pomeroy, Ohio, April This
city has been shaken by succes
sion of sensational shocks which
terminated tonight in dramatic
tragedy. On the night Of March
81 Mrs. Elizabeth Slaughter, wild
ow aged GO years, was murdered in
the porch of Clayton Staple, her
tenant. Staple and his wife were
away from home and returned at
midnight. lie claimed that when
they reached home he fell over her
dead body. The officers lad secur
ed evidence sufficient to convict
and were about TO make an arrest,
when lie was accosted By an alleged
spiritual medium while spading in
his garden. She accused him of the
crime and gave him details OF how
the deed was done. lie turned
deadly pale, walked into the house
aud blew out his brains.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-23
AND COUNTY OFFICERS
COUNTY COMMIssIoNERs.
CITY OFFICERS

County court meets fer civii criminal and pro
bate business on the first Mondays in March, June,
Seuteiub t;- aud December
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-23

ever, Mr. Wickham cabIed direc
iions/to make careful inspection
and report developments, and the
agent followed the whales for five
successive days and nights, discov-
ernig that the original pair are now
SIXTY feet in length, ard are fol
owed about 10y 4 school Of several
hundred young, varyi g it; length
from three to fifteen feet. Thc
scheme is surprising and com
pete success, aud Mr.. Wickham
has earned the thanks OF mankind.
Catching whales in Great Salt
Like aud following that business
off the dangerous Greenland cCas,
are two quite different things
The enormous value of the new in
dusty can be better appreciated
by remembering that single
whale produces twenty tons Of pure
oil.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-23
GAVE AWAY GOLD.

City of Mexico, April AT
Z'catlan, State of Pueblo. lately,
several Indians have been Offering
trays Of what they called yellow
stones for sales, asking 81 for the
lot without finding purchasers. So
the Indians left, but gave few OF
the su-calied stones away, which on
examination proved to he gold in
its native state. The weight OF
each was over quarter OF an ounce.
Now the people of Zacatlan arc
kicking themselves because they
cannot fad the Indians.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-23
E00-DTE-1E
= : - = : - .

RIO CRIME L.CCCE 80 81. Z. :. z = ~
-Tnr---5si ~ IL: 5 u .feru..u ) "; LsiI0se
.g.rzs : ": y J. Cam, secretary; Il. Dalhei-,
,i-,.s.irsr: J. \. N.-iEassl, >. d; l. Il " iiiiss
J. -; u. " AiIcr Tyler. Visiting Drpi-i.fs cor
DAYS Al e-ch month
KNIGHTS OF HONOR LCDGE 30. 37So--V- T
Denner, Dictator; Prank C1amp.ons we ii',S-
tor: f. iialIsou, Assistant DICTATOR r D. Colu1-'
psf Dctitor. ). l. Sharpe, tl'ianci1l Li-l5ss 1l'
a. Waeeisr Chaplain: A IeIiil, Treasurer; JONI
. ,i..ari Guardian. L 2. Lopez, sentinel t-1i5a
meets second and fO1rth facsaays q eA-A month
I q. O. F. LODGE No. - c. Il EI-ris, noble
Grand: WIniam A. Nesle, Vice Grand JOhI =
~ s4,,.r. s-ergrsry: George Moore, treasurer. The
Jo,ige meets every "Wednesday might - ';3'-
= Vi.lf,liq Dretlran aad all Oil Fellows II COCA
Standing are cordially invited 70 aits-ic-3
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-23
REFUSE TO HAUL THEM

REFUSE TO HAUL THEM
San Francisco, April is. The
Chicago olh,i-ls of the Santa Fe
decline to ratify rhe arrangement,
made in this city for the transport
taiiou OF zoe iudustrials from No
jive TO Chicago, as the situation
there would rot warrant the i'm
ports'ion of unemployed in large
numbers, hut only Hggravatc pres
eut conditions. Chief Of Police
Crowley says he will do nothing
farther for the men and they must
walk or DO as others have done.
The mon are much dissatisfied and
are advertising lnesting to "ir
their grievances. They expect to
start East tomorrow at II O'Clock,
regardless Of the developments TO
Jay.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-23
WANT ADMISSION.

Washington, D. c., April 10
Secretary Carlisle today received
the following telegram from the
collector OF customs at Tacoma,
Washington: "One hundred and
nineteen Cinnamon Apply for ad.-
mission. Some are bona fde mer
ch .uts, bu, if Tie Attorney Gener
ai's recent ruling is strictly enforc
I'd hey cannot be admitted lie
cause their names, rs in the ease 0!
most Chinese films, do not appear
in The firm nauc. The collector
asks for Instructions in the premises
winch were sent early today in ali
sw,r to query :'om another party
aud la er given t. the press. "
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-23

Thomas jefferson Invented the
modern pillow. There were p'ows,
OF course, thousands of years be
fore the time Of the Sage Of Month
cello, but he fret laid down the
mathematical principles that under
lie the construction Of the piow,
and SO enabled any blacksmith TO
make one. a plow consists of two
wedges cai'ing and lifting wedge,
and jefferson discovered and eauu
cia;ed the proportions Of each, and
the relations each bore to he other
Before his day no twosmiths made
plows alike; now they are all made
in accord 4uce with a III ,thematic u
formula.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-23

Domestic: Oou! Goo! Oocl l saw
a ghost on tie back s'air,l I'm sure
| did, it. was woman! Mistress:
Horrorsi How was she dreaSed?-
Ee9 YurE Te.Ay
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-23
WHALES IN UTAH.
Successful Experiment With
Whales in Great Salt Lake.
From the Sunny South.

have nut forgotten the Inaugural
ton twenty years ago by M.
James WickIam, scientific Eng
lish gentleman, of the whale indus
Try in the Great Salt Like. As
considerable time vas required for
The development Of the cxpelimelEffcSr
the subject has passed cut ofe p.
public mind. bur il has hy no !iibrn,
been forgotten 10y naturaiists Etap
itsljsts interested in the Whale
fishery. The whale is the I*rgcs'
and probably the longest lived AMI
NAL. 1t has been known to grow
to 100 feet in lcrgth and live to
the ~ge o. 400 years. L is nam
nal or, in other words, suckles ITS
young. The project OF Mr.. Wick
hgm was greatly assisted by this
tact, for the difficulty that attend
the Obtaining of whale eggs in th~
deep seas is at once apparent. II
was only necessary to obtain par
of whales in order to begin the pro
prgalion of the animals under do
medication. The Southern or Ans
ITALIAN whale was selected as best
suited to the climate OF Great SAILS
Like. The greater part OF twc
years were occupied of the c1as; Of
Australia 10y vessel sent especial
ly for the purpose, in contl- ued
efflria to capture tie y ung VIII 'leS
without injury. The feat however,
was at last accomplished, aud 'hs
beast Cea2h about 81 feet long, were
shipped 10 o." FRANCISCO !" 1919
in tanks built expressly for them.
Fifty tanks of sea water sccomPi
uied their overland shipment to en
sure p'eh''io' supplies VI 'ie "A'"'
Al element
MI " 'ch''Aih CANT i''l' N0"
don 10 be present o" inc "r''''' %
his ieVi@'han pei an" Fe'SO'"''l
Tnpof''''e''ued 'i'e'' r''eAS' ''''' ''''
OFih sea-
lie selected a S'n''' oay near '"'
mouth "i D1"r i''''' COUNT c'o''
with the man " Ter Oy si'''o"
siFa'' haii " niue "'df' Ac'o'' His
S'fa'' ne o' Il i wire i''''' "''O -
S'O'' '''e pen 80 III ''ieu III '"'
:. 4
me "ha'eS 'O"'e Ai''' " Il" ''''
a'e' Oh inactivity '"'y u'SP'' -
'"''i''e'''' =" '''
'Po"''"s u" q % III '''.' 0''
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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-23
.w.fEE SERSTCE.
DEPARTURE.

DEPARTURE.
For Alice. Texas, daily at.....e a. N
- Rio Granda City, Mon
day, Wed and Friday at g a. III
For Point Isabel. daily at....0 a: m.
:. Matamoros, Mexico, Except Sun-
day, .-.--.-----------'' 'I 5'0o D. al
ARRIVALS,
From Alice. Texas. daily at 10 p. II.
:. Rio (Irande. Tri- eekiy at pm
8 Point isabel, daly att 2. N
RiatAnOro5 Mexico. .4:jJ P III
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-23
.. S. DISTRICT COURT.

days IN Nay and November.
In austin the hrst Mondays in February and
July.
In Brownsville on the first Monday in January
and second onday Ia June
In Il Paso on the hrst Mondays IN April and oc-
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-23
a YOUTHFUL BANDIT.

Fort Smith, Ark, April 10
Among The fifty six Federal pris
oners now heing taken to Brooklyn
N. Y, by United States Marshal
Crump in his last batch is the
youhgest bandit ever arrested in
this district. His name is jim
Rogers and he is IS years old. lie
was convicted of holding up the
postmastmasier at Daydcn, o. T.,
al the point OF Winchester and
robbing the postoffice. lie gets
three years in The reform school.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-24
Ealse Alarm.

The alarm OF fire was turned in this
moiningat $50 O'Clock The dremen
promptly responded and located the
fire at Cos West Pullen street, the
home OF William Weber. Theeause
OF the alarm was a burning fiGe and no
damage whatever was done. 1t IS
4 great annoyance that the fire COM
pany should be called out simply to
witness the burning out 81 flGes.
The GRAPHIC has insisted and still in
sists that a fine OF $500 should be
imposed upon those who turn in
alarms fol. burning fues
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-24
Open House.

Remember that the GRAHMIe keeps
open house" every Saturday night
until TO O'Clock All those Indebted
for subscription arc Invited to call in
and settle, and all those whose
names are not yet on Our lists are
cordially iavitad to call III and sub
scribe. The DAILY GRApBic is only Is
cents week, IS cents IA month, d.
liEered 10 any part OF the city. Come
in and subscribe. Open house from
7:30 to 10 O'Clock D. II.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-24

Miss Brooksic Robinson entertained
d number of her friends last night
at the residence Of her father, Judge
Robinson, at cards. Progressive
euchre was the game. and it was
greatly enjoyed. Elegant refresh
ment We're served The following
we're the guests: Misses Lizzie Ogier,
Mai Hudson. Lizzie Grace, and Bessie
Fox. Messrs Frank Bridges VIII
roney, Hubert Strange, and Car
land Street Mr.. and Mrs. Cainphell
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-24
Grand banquet.

a grand banquet will be served at
the Windsor Hotel this evening given
by Dr.. Pendleton in honor 81 Drs.
Goree, and Withers, and Messrs.J E. II.
Mann and w E. Crutcher, of the
Mann-Tankersly Drng Company. Al!
the feathered, furried and finny den
liens of Arkansas native heath have
been prepared and the richest inn
ported wines have been ordered.
These gentlemen will have a gay
festival at the Windsor tonight. All
the invited guests are doctors and
druggists, and this class OF profess
sional gentlemen know how to en-
joy a good thing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-24
ATTEMPTED MURDER.
ANDY johnson shot toward johnson Last
Night and Beat ais Wife Feasfully.

4 pistol shot rang ont clear ana
loud near thac e,na3. al Baath and
Sixth avenne LAST pVeaina about e.ae
O'Clock. and very soon. thereafter. a
woman was heard se,.oan,iaa s.pon,t
kill mel don't Kill mel,
This attraeted-4he attention 81 the
neiehborbood and responses were
made to the woman series fen. ubeln !,
helpl" Investigations nroveJ tha4
the woman was The wife 81 tbe
notorious ANDY Johnson whom he
had beaten in a mosf fearful manner
over the head and face with q pjstol.
One blow struck had emf . deem cash
in ba, f.,rnl,.,aa g,1,,,5.,.,,;ci, 49, 1'I,,aa
:. - - On 'As' ~ 2iooe
% 1ioN' ihS Freely.
Enquiries We're made as to the
cause Of the trouble and It was found
that Tho sbnf n4.e fraa at uon,,ra
- ~ - - - :, - =
= o'iii''oii s.iid lisea 'ahe1 e1eco III MS
pack. lie managed, however,
to get to his home on Pullen street
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-24
THEY WON'T TELL.
= Army of she Republic Refuses
Report the Namesot Those
icing Unlawful Pensions.

kroS. Mass, Jan a About a
i ago Commander-in-l hief John
f. IF the Grand ARMY Of the
Elie. issued a letter to the va
! nesfs of the order throughout
lifted States calling the atten-
81 fbe statement that thousands
Z,ohborho0ds have their well
81 fraudulent pensioners, and
g. each and every member Of
most to report to the Commits
!, Of Pensions at Washington,
Iii as to the headquarters OF the
E Army. the name Of any per-
h receipt Of q pension and not
entitled thereto under the law.
,aoupst was based on the ground
|tbc mission OF the Grand Army
r. encourage honor and purity
a,blic affairs and that, ii such
los actually existed, it was the
Of the order to give all possible
|oward rectifying them, union
ans being as anxious to guard
treasury of the nation in time OF
rs they were to defend the flag
he OF war. A member OF the ex-
Rp council of the Grand Army
WAS in the city yesterday stated
this letter had in com-
ce with the general orders been
in every post in the country,
single report, either alleging or
esting that any specific indiyid-
Nas receiving a pension under
IuIenf circumstances had So far
received at headquarters. He
d that II another month passed
The same conditions continued
sist it was probable that the
ell OF Administration would issue
rmal reply to President Gleye-
sallegations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-24
Professor Morrill,.

The threatening aspect Of the
weather prevented quite a number Of
our citizens from attending Prof
aierriH's readings and rotations
last night at the Merrill Institute,
stillthere Nas a fail-sized audience
there Notwithstanding The Van
derbiit eloeutionist entertained his
audience as only Prof Merrill can
He has a rich, clear voice, full Of
melody and music. His articulation
is perfect and his gestures unusually
apt and pointed. His selections
were dramatic, humorous ana
pathetic, and his hearers were de
lighted with the entertainment
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-24
HE MECCA FOR SPORTS
Eonvilie Rapidly Filling Up With
elegations TO Witness the Cor
betf-MitcbeIl Mill.

FKsoSyLLE, Fla. Jan. 24.-This
p rapidly filing up with deie-
pms from all over the country,
|Fhe hotel men are reaping such a
|est as they never beforedreanod
|aost of the notable sports who
conspicuous at the Sullivan
PIN, fit2simmons-Hall and Cor
sullivan mills are on the ground
oosh few OF the old timers Will
'lssing from the arena. Some OF
y trains came in Two sections,
shefe is no question but tomor-
= event will Sc witnessed, should
7 be called off, by the biggest
q N the history of pugilism.