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A NEW RELIGION.
salvation. snnctification and Divine Heal-
 ing Is It's Name.

salvation, Sanctification and Divine Heal-
 ing Is It's Name.
 ST. LOUIS. Sept. 11.-Prominent re- ligious circles are agog over a new re- ligion that has found it's way into St. Louis. Salvation, sanctifcation and di- vine healing is the designation of the faith as announced by the evangelist, Rev. J. c. Stewart. Quite number of the parishoners of the leading churches of St. Louis and of various denomina- tons are disciplines of this new doc Urine. Their devotion is known to be so pronounced outloyal that the pastors of their respective churches have been caused no little anxiety. A rumor gained currency that Mr. Stewart pro- posed to found new church Ill this city independent and nonsectarian, to be located in this city. It was further re- ported that Mrs. Clary Ely, the widow of the late senior member of the we'll known firm of the Ely Walker Dry Goods company would assume a large share of the financial responsibility of the proposed church.
 Mrs E. G. Boyle. the venerable mother of Judge Wilber F. Boyle, was also referred to as faithful devotee of the new religion. Mrs. Ely IS q promi- nent member of the Third Baptist church. and Mrs. Boyle is |. eeinmnni- cant of the First Methodist church south. It Is stated that Rev. John N. McClung, pastor of the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant attended one of Mrs. Stewards meetings and appeared to be in much sympathy with the doc Urine of divine healing Mrs. Stewart has an abundance of witnesses who testify to having been .'healed' by simple faith alone. Mrs Emma Parker of Collinsville, Ills, testifies that she had been "healed" three years ago last June. She suffered from an internal tumor and the attending physician pro- nounced her afi etion incurable she said.
 Suddenly" she said "I decided that if we could call upon the Lord to forgive our sins we might look to him to cure our bodily ills. The faith of Jesus Christ in my soul healing me and de- 1 livered me
 Mrs. Edna Bowden, also of Collins | vile, testifics. that she had been healed three years ago, having had consump- tion and being blind and suffering in- numerable other ailments since 1919.
 Four years ago O. W. Morrison of this city was healed of chronic dyspep- sia during service of the meeting held by Evangelist Stewart, according to the latter. At the same time Mrs. Keith, who resided on Pine street near Jeffer. son avenue. was dangerously ill with an internal turnor. Prayer was held for her and Mr. Stewart says that she is per fectly cured.
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whereby the ticket will be Reed ana Mckinley or Mckinley and Reed?'
 Mr. Manley after few moments re- reflection replied firmly with an em- phatic No
 Continuing he said: ''There is no liklihood of such deal, for the Repub- licans of Maine will be as loyal and as steadfast to Mir. Reed as they formerly were to Blaine. There is no foundation for any claim on the part of any friend of Governor Mckinley that Reed was antagonistie To his candidacy for the presidency in 1892 Alr. Mckinley him self during the week of the convention went among the delegates and discoun- tenancel the boom that was being made by his friends in his behalf. Certainly nothing that MT. Reed did could have injured Governor McKinl4y in the con- vention. R ed was loyal to Blaine"
 Touching the presid .ncy and the avail ability of candidates, Mir. AIanley made cursory survey of the field. He said:
 "There are likely to be some candi- dates for the nomination other than Mir. Reed or Governor Mckinley. My ideal for the Republican candidate is John Sherman, for be is undoubtedly the most accomplished man from his long experience ill public service. But he is now 72 years old, and past the limit. This also applies to Justin Morrill, of Vermont. Robert Lincoln might be presented as the favorite son of Illinois. General Harrison may again be candi- date for the nomination, but the ex- president is not likely to have the same strength as in the convention of 1899.
 ''Do you believe the Populists will be benefactor in the new presidential campaignS"
 Well. no, do not. I do not believe they will hold the balance of power ir the next electorial college. There the choice will be as heretofore, between tht other two parties"
 "Who are the Democrats likely t nominate for the presidency in 1867
 Just now if looks as if the party from sheer necessity will turn to Grover Cleveland for a third term. Of course
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REED IS 4 CANDIDATE.
The Maine Congressman In the
 Race For President.
WILL NOT TAKE SECOND PLACE.

Joseph Mantey Believes Mir. Reed the
 Most Available Man to Lead the Re-
 pubiicans to Victory In 1S96.-Mr.
 Cleveland May Be Rushed For a
 Third Term-HiII an Able Man.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The Record yes terday published an interview had by it's correspondent at Augusta, Me, with Joseph Manley, the well known Repub- hcan member of the national commit tee, on the presidential nomination in 1896. He is quoted as saying:
 s.In the next Republican national con vention Tom Reed will be q candidate for the first place on the ticket. All New England will be solid for him and the delegates from Maine will be for him in the convention first, last and all the time. In the last convention, in 1899, Mir. Reed could have had the sec ond place on the ticket as gift, but he did not care for it; neither will he in 1896 accept the second place.
 MT. Manley was asked; 'Is it moi likely that deal may be arranged
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GRAND ARMY VETERANS.
Pitisburg Full of Delegates Attending
 the Annual Encampment.

Pittsburg Full of Delegates Attending
 the Annual Encampment.
 PlTTsBuRa, Sept. 1t.-Full forces of the Grand Army Of the Republic is on the streets of the city and have complete possession. The para le of naval vet erans took place yesterday. Over 1000 men un,ler Rsar Admiral J. B. Osborn were in line In the parade were many historic trelcs. Miss Carrie Lowe, daughter of General Lawe of Fort Worth, Tex. was i'll the parade carry ing the colors of the Dupont Naval as sociation of Texas sh i, the lone rep resentative of the Lone Star State in the parade.
 The veterans went into annual con vention in the afternoon. Thirty associations were represented.
 Arrangements have been perfected for tomorrow's big parade, when 9o,00o men are expected to be in line, Fully 90, ,o00 visitors are in the city and more are coming. Tomorrow will be gen eral holiday and it is expected 100000 strangers will be in the city exclusive of veterans.
 Senator J. B. Gordon is in the city and will deliver a lecture before leay- ino
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 CHINESE IN HARD LUCK.
They Are cornered and Are Forced to
 Hat Horsefesh


 Hat Horsefesh.
 SHANGHAI, Sept lit is reported that the Chinese forces are eornered in Northern Corea without supplies and are killing their cavalry ponies for food.
 All the foreign employees in the Japan ese dockyards have been dismissed, This was done in order that the extent of the injuries to the warships of the Japanese navy should not become known. The steel cruiser Va Ye Yama Kan has been docked at Nagasaki to undergo repairs of damage she has received. The dock is closely guarded and no particulars in regard to her injuries arc obtainable from the native newspapers.
 The Japan forces north of Seoul are suffering from the effects of rain. Much sickness is also reported to prevail in the Chinese camp.
 It is reported that s9. 900 troops are encamped on the north bank of the river Imchin waiting for favorable time to attack the Chinese position a few miles south of Imchin. It is re- ported that the mikado of Japan. ae- companied by the ministers of war and marine and his general staff, Is pro proceeding to Heroshiina, a point where the troops of Japan gather to embark.
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Ten Persons Killed.

BRussELs. Sept. 11.-Ten persons were killed and 20 injured by the wreck of the Paris and Cologne express train Sunday. The accident happened at Apilly and was caused by collision of the express train with freight train, which was being shunted. The engi- neer saw the danger ahead and reversed his engine. This had the effect of re- ducing the speed and rendering the aeci- dent less severe than it would other wise have been. As it was the wreck was very disastrous one.
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Japnn Buys the Mogui.

TACOMA, Sept. 1.-The officers of the steamship Sikh report that the Mogul, whose place on the Northern Pacific line was taken by the Sikh, was purchased by the Japanese government and is now manned by Japanese crew and of ficers. She will be used as transport or refitted as cruiser It is understood that the Japanese government has given the Japanese Steamship company g., GOO, 900 with which to purchase steam ara
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Japanese Aboard French Steamer.

SHANGHAI, Sept. 11.--A French mail steamer about to sail for Japan was boarded at her wharf here by officials who, on searching, found Japanese pas sengers, it being claimed number of Japanese military officers, who had been trained in Europe, were on their way back to Japan to enter active service. Ths French captain refused to allow the ship to be searched and threatened to call the French warship to his assist ance. The threat was effectual and the Chinese retired.
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worso Than Reported.

PARIS, Sept. 1.-The disaster to the Paris and Cologne express at Apilly Sunday was more serious than first sup posed. It is now stated that from 40 to 50 were killed or injured. Twelve bod. ies have already been taken from u wreck. The station master at Apilly while trying to signal two trains wa caught between them and killed.
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BROKE THROUGH THE LINES.
Iowa Militiamen Rush by the Guards.
 but Are Brought Back.

Dut are Dfousut AstcN.
 MONTICELLO, Sept. 1.-The annual encampment of the First regiment of the Iowa National Guard ende Sunday night. The regiment was to break casip yesterday morning, but abous Il o'clock made rush through the lines. About 60 of them succeeded in ~pfssing the guards. They made raid on the sutler stand and marched through the streets of the town.
 Colonel Mahn sent detachment of 100 guards in pursuit who met them in front of the opera house. The deserters : at first refused to accompany the guards' but after three or four of them were pricked with bayonets they suomlttea and were taken back to Camp Davia. son. It is expected that the disgraeaa militiamen will all be dismissed from the service.
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Mir. ]. Frank Hill, who has been connected with NJ. Parse X Co. for the past year, left Sunday for Pueblo, Col, whither he went to accept q lucrative position. His place will be supplied at an early day. During his residence here MT. Hill made many friends whose best wishes ac- company him.
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4 Rir Robbery.

CLARION, Pa, Sept. llW. r Col al ner & Co, general storekeepers a' o'' Petersburg were robbed on Saturday nirht. Sept. 1, of s75, 900 i'll bon'is, notes and cash. The fact has been kept ss- cret in the hope of catching the 'u'ss' The burglary was committed III Y mn, \, ,,.ss as after inc storeroom was locked .,lP np ar 10 o'clock. The supposi'loh .ors thief had secreted himself ID 'nS s's no .nlv, raom ''an during the day There 's Y cleW. .---~--.-1---~
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22l w. BARRAOUE STREET. PINE BLUFF

tne year -yyo was co.4and the 5eptem- Der condition for the same year 73.4.
 The state averages are as follows: Vir- ginia, 100; North Carolina, ss; South Carolina, s6; Georgia, s4; Florida, s2; Alabama, S6; Mississippi, s5; Louisiana, 91; Texas, 8l; Arkansas, Ss; Tennessee, s4; Missouri, 93. The principal cause of the decline is excessive rainfall throughout the cotton belt.
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ON THE COOPERATIVE PLAN,
Racing Men Entertaining Proposition
 to Build Their own Track.

to Build Their 0 wn Track.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 11.--A proposition is being seriously considered by racing men to have new race track on the cooperative plan. The originators of the plan, Dr. Gideon Napp, has sug- gested that the horse owners contribute S1O, 900 q piece and build and conduct a track of their own The intention is to apply for charter which will limit the profits of the stockholders to 10 per cent; all above that amount to go to special horses and stakes.
 Some bolder spirits have suggested the building of three tracks instead of one, so that horse owners could have a circuit of their own, and that the profits of racing would flow directly into the pockets of the owners instead of being absorbed by stockholders. There are in- numerable places on Long Island and Staten Island where such tracks could be easily built at comparatively small cost. It is believed the project will be carried out next winter.
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i Bark With Yellow Fever.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The marine hospital service was Sunday informed of the arrival at the Cape Charles, Va, quarantine station from Havana of an American bark with s3 cases of yellow fever on board. The vessel was sent to Fishers island, a portion of the quaran- tine station, for detention.
 ON THE COOPERATIVE PLAN.
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THE GRAPnc has been much com plimented for it's enterprise in pub fishing the complaint filed by the city attorneys against the Pine Bluff Water. Gas & Electric Light Co. in full yesterday. TIE GRAPHIC is nothing if not enterprising, and it possesses the happy faculty of get. ting the news aud publishing it.
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Misses Julia and Emma White and Dr. A c. Jordan returned this morn- ing from Capt. Sennett's at Corner stone They report Mir. "Gip Fay lor's condition as somewhat im- proved
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Theater-goers should not confuse the Jolly old Chums Company which appears at the Opera-house tonight with the same company bearing that name that appeared here last season. It is an entirely new com pany, composed of eighteen mem bers and some of the best talent on the road.
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Cotton Crop Estimate.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The report of the statistician of the department of ag- riculture makes cotton show a decline of 5.9 points from the August condi- ton, which was BIS, against 85.9 for this month. The August condition for
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Al Stocking, a colored barber, was arrested yesterday on the charge of petit larceny. His offense consisted of stealing a cigar from Louthan X Robinson. He plead guilty and was fined S10 and costs, the totalamount being S2G. It was rather an eX- pensive cigar for Mir. Stocking.
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VIII Invade America.

SIDNEY, Australia, Sept. lt.-Infu- enza is raging in the western part of Australia and many deaths are reported. Medical men says the disease will spread to America this fall.
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Cal. Bob Crockett, the silver tongued orator of the prairies, passed through the city yesterday en route to Little Rock Col. Bob is preparing n lecture on "Davy Crockett, :" N hich will be delivered in all the leading cities of the South this coming winter and spring.
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sa,4ND SENSE FOR FARMEto'
,.. production of Essentials Is Making sas. Arkansas E4ch'

...,anbls Commercial-Appeai
 VI Hopkins an active and pro-
 .siye planter of Lee eoudty' Ark
 tbe rotunda of the Peabody uotel sr yesterday afternoon an, ana hgss, ,,.sa freely concerning the agrieul- .aa .al interests of his section to a ", 'a,a ,n ercial Appeal representative. e',r a,l.e picture he holds up to view is sr,ont one and should silence ,,sa,ity howlers of every descrip- ion. .,a fo.n,ors in socfion is better than for many ,s,s a' hefore," said he. %I tfiEk l saf s,ly also that the mortgage in- S's aahtedness of the country is q great ssal less than at any previous time .-..xears.
 ..Wbat is bringing about this happy condition Of ai1airs? asked t fEe Exporter.
 a multitude Of things. There is a,,a oreat cause to which it is due, A,smevpr. more than to anything else ana that is home production of eer- min essentials in the way of proFis- ioas that heretofore the farmer has ;,lsatic been to depend on the mer- sl.a,,t for. The thrifty planter never 1nvs from the merchant those things mn he can produce on. his own soil. Eor instance, we very justly term mi farmer. a fool who will pay 10 ee,.fs Il pound for meat and 60 cents S E e01l6n f01. molasSes, when without a,e great effort or experience both eaI, he produced at his home. In this reA1eet think the planters are bet feepff in every section Of the South, than heretofore. Riding out not l3ng ago Hound myself about din- ner time several miles from home, aud began immediately to east ahout for some farmhouse of good appearance at which to stop and take dinner.
 q finally came, to respectable loekiag farmhouse. and after had sIlnm0ned the owner 10 the gate, asked him if he could dine me He rerfiyed me most hospitably. and when the meal was announced. eou- slueted me te a table on which was snaead q great variety of eatables Yefy temptinglg prepared. will not begin to mention the different aTtcles of food but will go on to the eonclusion Of all that composed ihe dinner. there were only three things which my host informed me, he did not produce himself. These Mere coffee. sugar and rice So you see what the farmer can do if he but seizes the advantages placed before him. All the tariff legislation that fan be matched up could not carve out these conditions for the planters. He must mold his own 9estiny. am Democrat and live lna Democratic county, which WAS 'lRmonstrated in the recent State Election We gave Clarke a hand some majority"
 AIr. Hopkins says cotton is open Ing fast and hands will soon be in the field gathering it.
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M~. G. E. Greenfield and wife and Mr. Frank Owens and Miss Lizzie Toney returned last night from a weeks fishing trip at Wesson.
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plim,ner,s wife suicides.

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Emma Ru- mann, the common law wife of Billy Trimmer, the pugilist, committed sui- eide at Coney Island hotel by inhaiing
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Musical Program.

Incidental to the comedy of the Jolly Old Chums at the Opera-hoHse tonight the following musical num- bers will he rendered:
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The Jolly Old Ghums, a hodge ppdge of music, singing, dancing and nroad fun, kept the large audienee at havlins Theatre last evening in q gped humor for nearly three hours. ihe work of creating laughter was Zone principally by Thos. J. Grady, Hadd Ross, Frank Wesson, Al. $. Eonrlay, Lillian StiIlman, Lottie Walters, Frances Willard Augusta sfhilier, and the Loring Sisters. such capable people it goes With shouts of laughter and eneores. -St' Louis Globe-Dehocrat Atthe Opera-house tonight. Seats on fale at Hoyler X Nowlandas.
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MAssAcRgo BY MEMcANs.

Rumor Afioat That the Government
 Surveying Party Was Slain.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 11.-A rumor is current here that the United States gov ernment boundry survey party has been massacred in Mexico on the Rio Grande below Fl Paso.
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BORN

AIcMuLLEN-On Monday septem- Der 10, 1894. to Mir. and Mrs. Will Me Mullen, a daughter.
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Dr, Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Forty Years tiie Standard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-11

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder World s Fair Highest Ne daiand Dln:en.a.
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ACT B.

Mirror boring Sisters The Happy Zulu-Perch Act.........
 Caesar and Wrinkles Three Legged Dance. ...Loring Sisters Phoebe. .Gouga, Wrinkles and Caesar Tenor Solo.................... Johnny
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THOMAS B. REED.

whereby the ticket will be Reed and Mckinley or Mckinley and Reed?"
 Mr. Manley after few moments re-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-27

que haya usted reunido I'm million, puede es-
cribrme pidi6ndome una cita Me trae us
ted el million Y scrG suya.
Apenas hubo terminado cstas palabras,
lcvant6sc Arabella y TOGO ln timbre. Won.
zadoux Sc evant6 vacilanc.
-Adi6s, senior Nouzadoux le diio Ara
bella tendi6ndole la mano, -Vamos, lie auto
rizo 4 usted para que me bese la mano.
Bes6 q, y no edcontr6 palabras con ou6
responder, Despu6s, sin sabcr como, Sc en-
contr6 en- la sscalera con la criada que lie
acompanaba. Entonccs, dijo con timidez
lie dare d usted quinienos frances 81
me inSroduce en- el cuaro de la sonora sin
que ella 10 Sepa
La eriada movie la cabeza y dijo;
---Es initil.
Una vez en- la Gala necesit6 Vouzadou>
apoyarse en- la pared cual 81 estuvera ebrio
Cuando recobr6 la calma miro en- torno d,
81 llam6 -
--iJorge!
Pero nadie le Responded Jorge Sc habii
lido; 81 estaba solo, adn creia Dir la voz dt
la inglesa ...
--iUn million! ,esta loca. ~, sin embar
go!. -.
A la saxon conenzaba Ia lucha entire 81
deseo y su avalicia.
En- primer lugar, d no tenia un million
Para reupir esa cantidad, tendria que to
mar dinefo do la GAIA dc la banca Marsi
bert. Pero como el orgullo Sc unia d su pa
sion, rechazoba la avaricia pensaba en- 10
medios que podria emplear ,..
-Aqui me quedo; snpongo que ahora sal
dra Y miro las ventanas del cuarto, don
de alln haba luz MOTTO idas venida
Despu6s qlledose todo obscuras. Creycnd
que Arabella iba a salr, permaneci6 inmt
vii, delante de la casa hasta las dos de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-27

llard!....
Ell infame SO puso palido, porque el hom-
bre con quien habia tropezado era el seGor
comandante Peyrusse.
--Disp6nseme usted, mi querido conan
dante, tongo prisa.
trato de esaapar; pero ell comandante
lie sugeto por un"brazo.
-Hace ounce dias que estoy buscandole
a usted para darle las gracias por aquella
magnifca comida, estoy obligado darle
otra; y, palabra militar, SO la dare. No va,
porque estoy muy ocupado.
Mientras hablaba, oprimia violentamente
el brazo de Vernouillard; cuando hubo ter
mnado, did un terrible pufetazo al misera-
BILE y 10 envio contra la pared, ailadiendo:
--Hasta pronto, senior Vernoullard es-
cribire a usted avisandole, ocho dias antes
de Ia comida.
Y mientras que Vernouilard bajaba des-
pacio la Gale, 81 comandante Sc coloc6 de-
lante de la puerta encendi6 cuidadosa-
mente un cigarro,
vernouillard lego hAsta la calle de La
Brnyere, y ocuto, detras dc una esquina,
espcr6
Algunos minutes despu6s, salia I'm coche
del patio del cstablecimiento Arabela cs-
taba va en- el coche; spbio c comandante, y
o. carruaje partio en- direca6n 4 los boue-
wares exteriores.
Van de paseo por el bosque- pens6
Vernouillard/
Y Sc fue a la cale de Tatbout, para aeon
sejar 4 su amo que montara a caballo fue-
Sc al bosque, 81 guerra yer 4 la hermosa
amazona.
81 Vernoullard hubiese corrido detras del
, coche, habria visto que, en- vez de volver a
| la izquierda, tom6 por la derecha y sigui6 /,