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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-28
PIRATED PRIVILEGES.

Foreigners serving in tn. United
states navy are Ia b- afforded farili.
ties for anu-Aiug themselves, il q
proposal now before Congress, gn-s
Through. There il provision H.
lhe nava! appropriation bill grant
ing naturalization papers 10 all for.
-lgners who have served in th. navy
aud marine corps for i've consecutive
years aud who have been honorablv
discharged, There is all drcorun
and decency about such a provision.
unlike the 7. G.'s law that grants
the privileges OF naturalization to
aliens without naturaliIing them.
This is All outrage on legitimate
citizeush p for which it would be
hard 10 find parallel in any c"un-
Try that cherishes self-res pect for us
own nationhood. II the Que"n tried
10 commit revolutionary act when
she wanted To proclaim new con.
-titution, her motive was not uuly
nobly patriotic but was born Of the
highest principles OF right and jus.
tice. Her enemies who have paraded
her Intended action az lneant 10 de-.
priye foreigners OF their rights have
simply yillainously misrepresented
her N that regard. The only thing
wrong about the Queens projected
constitution-leaviug questions Of
debatable policy out OF the test Of
right and wrong-was in the manner
chosen to effect the end, and for this
she had the precedent her prcde-
cessor was forced Ia create in lSS7
by the very leaders who on this oc-
casion made her action the pretext
for destroying her government aud
nation and people, And il repub-
lie is to be- established, those who
make its constitution will create
perpetual blight on that true patriot.
ism which preserves a nation, il they
do not insert a provision Identical
III aim with that for which the
Queen has been fercely denounced
Dual national allegiance is mon
strosity that should only be expected
as the creation Of freebooters, and
bears within itself elements that will
sooner or later blast true patriotic
instinct toward, especially, that ma
ton for which allegiance IL the more
weakly held, This proposition has
had in this very country only too
abundant yeriiication.
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SATURDAY, APRIL ~. 1884

Other matters drove out Of view
temporarily the Stars attempt To
show majority Of the people Of this
island in the registration. Before an
opportunity arrived to take up our
cuutemporsry's absurdities, however.
au able correspondent has perform.
I'd the task with such fore. a. tu
leave little uusaid, and he promls,s :
more later. The star in its boast
ings leaves out Of account what
probably il subject of sore rcllec
tiuu To- members uf the 4. q and it,
more intelligent supporters. namely.
that a large proportion of those
who's. names are on the register
would vote Oh a secret ballot To blot
"ut the whole uoudescript establish.
ment 1t is anticipated that th,
number Of spoiled ballots cast now
will make painful Impression at
ia. count.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-28
WHAT'S IN To-DAY's PAPER

FIRST PAGE.
President Dole's Salary-by democrat. ;
A Primers Error.
SECOND PAaE.
Editorial Notes.
Pirated Privilege
Truth About the Registration by
statistics"
Sunday Services.
THIRD PAUE.
Marine News
Local and General Items.
Free Thought Insuppressibls.
Public Concert.
Judiciary Jottings.
Revenge is Sweet.
4 Friendly Contest.
\ Deserved Success
Act Of a Ruiiian.
FOURTH PAoE.
Not a Female College"
Epidemic Of Crime in West Virginia.
Wise and Otherwise.
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VIM. g. IRWIN g. CO.. Id,
In the Circuit Court of the First Dir
cult, Hawaiian Islands.

IL THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
1 Of Maria O'Sullivan, late Of Honolulu,
Oahu, deceased teState. On reading and
hllng the petition OF Abraham Fernandez
oi said Honolulu, executor OF the will of
said tesla u, praying for an order of sale Of
real estate brlonging to said deceased, and
alleging that the real estate of said testatrix
Is rs follows: Parcel Of land, house and
other Improvements, being the family
Homestead at Kalihi anda piece Of land al
kaholal"a near oahu Prison, both OF which
Nnd lands are situate in Honolulu, Island
OF ohh and setting forth certain legal
r"a'ons why such real estate should be sold,
to wit; l"sui'iciency Of the personally to
eXtinguish the debts of said estate. 1t IL
hereby ordered, that the heirs Of said de
ceased and all pers ms interested in the
said estate, appear before this Court on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of May, A. d.
ls1i, NJ ~ o'clock \ NJ, at the Court Room
Of III, Court, in Honolulu, Oahu, then
aud there to show cause why an order
should not he granted for the safe Of such
rCu estate,
Dated Honolulu, II. t., April Is, 1894.
by the Court:
l"O' IL GEO. LUCAS, CLERK.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-28

Oar better halves say they cnuld
not keep huuS" without Chamh"r-
LAIN Cough Remedy. Il is used ia
more than half the homes ia Lr"d.
Sms Bros, Leeds, Iowa. This ,hnws
II" esteem ia which tia, rrur"Il j.
held wh"r" il na~ h""n ,oId Tor wears
aud i. well knuwn. Mothers hn,"
learned that thrr" j. nothing So good
for colds. Group and wh"rping
cough. that il cures h"sr ailm"ut.
qui' ky a"i permanently, aud that
/, Is plea Az and sat" for children
to take, - aud - cent bottles for
al" 10y all dealers. Benson. Smith
X Co. Agents for the Hawaiian
IsIand.
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NOTICE.

NuT ~ II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ chang hack = authorized 10 act for
me ia al matters relating u my businc,,
IA Honolulu, during NY ab rnra from the
isiahn OF oahu, 10 suNG TEE,
hOhO'g'u, AprI ~ 1871, lUlt-2W
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Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Perfumes,
Toilet Articles .,"
Photographic Goods

z" nc touud In III. Hawaiian islands.
The Taguwa Coal Mine is
located in Fukuuka Ken in
the Island of Kinshui. Japan.
and was discovered about
twenty years ago. Ii was
owned by the government
and mined simply for the
governments use.
Great improvements, how
ever, were made since it was
sold to Il corporation about
six years ago, by importing
mining machinery from Eu-
rope and America.
Tagawa Coal is used more
than all other Japanese GOALS
III the following countries {:
China, Manila and Strait :
Settlements. 1t has found
It's way even to Bombay.
Two cargocs have been
imported into the Hawaiian
Islands recently, and it has
no superior in this market as
stove or steam coal.
G.. +. BOARDMAN,
Sole Agent for X. Ogura &
Co.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
ST. ANnnEM'S CATnEpRNL.

SI. NNDRLN y CATHEDRAL.
Rugatiou Sunday. The services of
st. Andrews Cathedral will be as
follows: G:m q. III. Holy Com
nuniou; II M, Holy Communion
and sermon: 3:JO y. III. Evensoug
Hawaiian: 1:3o y. m. Eveusoug
and ssormon.
SECOND ,ONGREgATION.
The services ut the SECOND Con
greya''Ou " ~ Andrews Cathedral
I" morrow Sunday will be as fol
lows: 9Ii a. "., morning prayer
wit Il sermon; $50 y. H.. Evrnsong
with Sermon.
CNrHulIC CATHEDRAL.
Al u aud I iu'clnck AIN. Low Ma. -es
as usual. At . o'clock Childrcn's
Mass with English instruction. At
lU:3O High Mass with native and
P"rtugups" instruction. = y. M.
Rosary. and Catcchism. y. IN. in
winter season November To Fehru
aryD. l:3O y. m.. ~ summer season
lFchruary Ia Nuvpmbarl. Benn,lir-
tiDn II the VI. H. Sacrament Week
~ Services q aud : a. M, Low
Masses
Y. VI. g. 4. UALIr
SUNDAY, | a. M. services in Oahu
Jail: l:l1 p. M. SERVICES in Barracks:
3::n y. m.. Bible study in Y. NJ. {. A.
$40 T.. NJ, Gospel Praise. Service in
Y. VI. G. \. Tuesday. 7:W y. M,
prayer meeting at \. VI. G.. A. Ser.
,ic"S IA Bethel street hail At 7::W
T.. IA. Slturiav.
WfORGNNuIED CHrRCH.
The R"urgauizrd Church of Jesus
Chri-t ot Latter Day Saints. Mill
'aui Hall. rear " Opera House. Ser.
vices will br h"li sunday a. follows:
~ "a. IN. Bible r|ass; ll:l5 n. m. aud
1:m y. m.. preaching, by Elder j.
C.tlapp.
SEVENTH UNY NpvESrISrs.
seventh Day Adventist Church,
corner punrhhuwl aud Brrrtania
-tr"i-. IN q. Vests cottage. sab
bath -"huul, | M; social meeting af.
ter sabbath school. Bible reading
every SUNDAY evening. Evrry"u"
N'IA'''l''
UrNTUN uNuuN CHURCH.
SUNDAY School Al b3ii a. IA. Pub.
lic Worship a. II am. aud $50 pm
Th" Young iruplr'- Society Of
Christian Epdcny"r will mcrt at
$50 y. NJ All arr cordially invited
iu the" services.
II will b" ~ agreeable. surprise to
p"r.ruS suhi",i tu attacks of BILLIONS
coli" to- learn that prompt relief
ma, bn bad hN ;lE.ag I hamLcrlain's :
CuIir. Chui"ra aud Dilrrhua Rem.
~iN. In many iu.iaucrs the attack
may m prevented 10y taking hi.
remedy y. ,nu ~ th" lirs, symp.
toms "t th" liz ~" appear - aud
~ cent hu'rlrs for sri~ hy all deal.
"r. lb"u-"u. smith \ Co.. Agents
fnr ia" Hawaiian islands
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-28

('LNIMS AGAINST TUE LATE An.
tonic Mourwru, deceased, ol Hunu-
'rIu oahu, m.i,r be- presented ln the un.
irr Irl~I duly uuthrnrirnrrd within IN
mruDh- "r they viii bee forever barred.
\. VI NRQCES,
Administrator of The Estate Oi Antonio
Muulolru, dUrUa ed
Honolulu, April 23, lsyi, lVl7-sr
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Builder and Contractor,

Wishes To- compete with the hard times
and "a Civ" :" the pubic the benefit by
furnishing them with good work at low
prices for Srot cash, You cannot afford 10
let your property go to ruin f"r the want Of
repairs VI r. Iincnln will guarantee salts.
faction. PatruniZc the Kamauiua.
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HaVaIlaa Hardware Co., Id
Saturday, april pS, 1924


And witness all aspiring Hamlets.
, His stately phantom migft not swear
I'ut IL would think some damnlets."
There are two characters in
the drama that have brought
success to fewer and failures
to more people who have
sought regulations on the
stage than all other parts
combined. When amateurs
step across the immeasurable
gull which separates the no
vice from the professional they
do SO dressed as Hamlet or
Pauline and they usually wear
the same clothes when they
, are counting the ties on the
way home.
The Daley Company is
made up Of people who have
held the mirror up To nature"
for many seasons; the mrm-
bers of it have played toge-
ther in many different roles and
have demonstrated to critical
audiences IN the United States
that they are actors and not
track walkers. If Hamlet is
played by this Company.
Shakespcare's ghost may have
a box and will enjoy the per-
mrmance. We have a few
pairs Of high grade, low price
opera glasses Tor people vino
take seats further back.
We have just received "A lot
OF those famous French rat
traps for catching alive, any
where from one to a dozen
rats at a time. We've sold a
number OF these to- people
who want To teach their dogs
TO take the place of traps in
the matter Of rats. No rat trap
has ever b"en brought to this
country and given the same
satisfaction that this one has.
They go to you cheap but the
return is great.
We have imported two lots
Of the criebratcd Wertheim
sewing machines durlug the
past few months and have an.
other invoice on the way For
light running. serviceable. well
made and without intricate
parts To get out oi order We
clam that the Wcrth, i'm ma.
chine is the best on earth
There is no class Of work.
from the finest lace to the hravi
est cloth or leather that can
not br scwed by the Wcrth, i'm.
Ibis machine is a convenient
one for ladies' because il has
both stitches. lock and chain,
and may be changed from one
To the other by the mere turn
ny ot a thumb screw. | hc
Werlhrim mas also an embroid.
cry attachment by which fine
embroidery work may be done
with the same perfection as by
hand but much more rapidly.
lake 1t all together the Wer-
Iheim gives better satisfaction
to the operator than any other
machine sold. In addition to
its being a good machine for
sewing the tables are SO beauti
fully finished that they are a
splendid ornament in the room.
We had several orders for
flcndry Plows last week from
people who used them last
year to advantage and want TO
save money by using more Of
them The Hendry Breaker
is the pillow for a man to use if
he is anxious to save horse
flesh. Science has been called
upon in this instance to give
points on plow building and
the result is that you have a
wonderfully strong pIow with
the highest possible draught.
Four horses will work this plow
with greater ease than six
horses will pull one of any
other make, The same good
quality is in the Hendry Dou
bic Furrow Plow and you get
a iurrow perfectly free from
loose dirt and ready for irriga
ton or planting directly the
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Chang thuck Is authorized 10 net for
me In all matters relating to my blsiness
~ Honolulu during my ah.rn"r from the
Island ul Oahu. {. cos JOE.
Honolulu, April ~ l'W. luli w
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GEO. w. LINCOLN.
5i2 King street
NOTICE.

nURlNG NY Absence FROM THE
~ Hawaiian Islands, Mr.. II Lose
wi! act for me under power OF attorney
granted to him by me.
e, -. BERGER.
lionouIu, April ~, l.H lulo 81
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-28

FtIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE
u \ Ia rrCr
The derived front Of
i Planter" Cuba
argentine Republic Peru Australia elsewhere,
above claim.
The Use I" the SIREnnsR largely
se" Safeguard making known the Of
which would bc liable
the n ana allowing ample tim, To before damaging the mill
SiiEEDpER made of
on II cuts or tear" '.t pr OF w" r iron without often breaking the
break i knives
winch can he quickly and ee""i"y replaced The sHREpDER its
name lr
ing and allowing the mill Thoroughly tn. juices without
spreads shredded
min spreading
between the mills
sufficient Tor the mil, fer the
ginecr successfully install md snt them
In ordering SHREDDERS please small
diameter and width Of the mill o
the o
mh) winch the mill 'front.'
center OF roll
and Hawi Mill Khala where
G0 Price, and fur he particulars may be ad by
WIN. @. IRWIN & CO.. Id,
far IN, Uouoil bl1ud.
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I he Dailv Bulletin.

Pitdged Ia neiiher Sect nor Pdrtu,
Bat Established for the Bsneat Of AH.
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CrNruu r<ruN CHURCH.

SUNDAY School Al g:li ~ IA. Pub.
lc Worship Al / am. aud $50 PIN
Th" Young prupir~ Society of
thr,.t'hn EudcayHr will NEE, AT
$50 y. ~. All arr cordially invited
tu tiU." services
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-28
A Business Proposition

George W. incOln, who has been estab-
lished In Honolulu for Is years asa
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-28
sryFNrn NY Ar,Eyrlsrs.

seventh Day Adventist Church,
corner huurhhuwI aud Brrrtania
streets. in q. Nc-i's cottage. sab
bath -"huul, lsD; social meeting af.
ter sabbath .chuul Bible reading
every SUNDAY evening. Everyone
welcome.
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T" lee tonnd in the Hawaiian islands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-22
A KEY TO WEALTH.
Mr.. A, Blum win give Away ss5.


\ gentleman remarked this morn
ing that Gus Blum is always iii the
lead, and sure enough he is. A re-
porter for the GRAPHIC called on him
this morning and he said, II am glad
that you called around, | have some
news for YOU.
All right Mr.. Blum. what is it?
said the reporter Mr.. Blum called
Mr. Panther and told him to bring
one OF the little cards in his office. In
a half minute Mr.. Panther appeared
with little tag attached to which
was Il small key Said Mr.. Blum !:
I'm going to give away money, and
want to show you how.
He handed us card which ON one
side read as follows sS25 in silver to
be al solutely given away.
How is this to be done said the
reporter
"Read on, said Mr. Blum, and
you will find how and we read as
follows: I'VE have had made for US
a number of keys, only one OF which
will open the plate glass and steel
burglar-proof safety money=hox in
our show-winow. We have placed
in this box $50 in silver, and every
Monday each holder OF keys will be
permitted to try to unlock the box.
The person whose key opens the box
will be given .he SIS absolutely free. =
Well, said the reporter, how
can Il person get a key?
Mr. Blum looked at the reporter
and smiling, said Each cash pur-
chaser to the amount OF 81 will re-
eeive Il key, and for each additional
81 to the same bill the purchaser will
identified to an additional key'free.
But, Mr. Blum, your employees
have the advantage for they have 4
better opportunity to get the lucky
key than anybody else.
No. sir. no employe will be per
mitted to participate.
The reporter was then shown tht
box in which he saw twenty-five
bright, shining silver dollars.
Here a chance for somebody t
make money.
Just as the reporter passed out tn
front door an old negro woman wht
was standing by said: Say. Mistah
+ lis dat man gwine tor glib dat more,
away 2" You bet he is, if you .ge
the right key, said the reporter, ant
into the store the old lady rushed
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-22

Notice has been given that there
will be a meeting of the stockholders
of the furniture factory Wednesday
next. Judge Frank Silyerman
who has been spending his time and
money investigating such plants in
Little Rock. st. Louis and other
points. also looking into the prices
for the necessary machinery will be
on hand and will have some import
ant facts to place before the stock
holders Reconsideration. The meet
ing is also called for the purpose OF
organizing said association, clecting
directors, passing bylaws to govern
the association and to decide upon
the location OF the factory. Never in
tile history Of the association will
there be Il more important meeting
and it should lie attended b. every
body interested in the upbuilding OF
/ Pine Bluff, Therefore let no other
engagements Interfere With this call.
! The Importance OF the meeting can
not be over estimated. The eXeeii-
tive committee of the Young Men ;
Commerce al Club has done its duty
now let the stockholders take tlt
matter up and push it decomposition
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-22
rooD WORK GAVE WAY.
,uaF8 TRAIN GOES THROUGH A
TRUSSEL
rbree workmen Outright and
vonading Eighteen Others af
ogama, Arkansas.

81 nispatch to the GRAPHIC
Fp t''.,ipurys. ARK, Jan. 22.-0ne OF
most disastrous accidents that
over occurred in this section
eaooened atsogama' a lumber
Itation tllree miles north OF here,
- last night. The log train was
ming into the station ON its last
& from the camps, which are To-
toa several miles back in the coun-
. large nun.her OF the woodsmen
.o,a returning with it, passing over
I 4,nssel and when nearing the end
! tbe RIM the wood work gave way
Bpd the train, with its entire crew.
Eept down, killing three outright
H. wounding eighteen Others. The
4iuod are. Paddy O'Brien, Melville
hewitt and Chatham Names OF IN
s,rpd could not be ascertained on ac-
ennt of the men being new in ser
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-22
DO You Want a

Thorough course in bookkeeping,
shorthand, biography, English nor
mai methods Of teaching, sciences,
mathematics. writing, penman-
ship. in fact everything that will
quality you for business OF teaching
Attend the Business and Literary IN
stitute az Bowling Green, Ky. See
local and card in this paper. Ad-
lress, CHERRY Bros. Props. 3ta&w
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-22

Fair Association.

Pine Bluff will this year organize a
Fair Association. Wiley Jones has
offered the use of his grounds and
buildings at his park for mere song
and the association can be organized
at little expense. Thegood that will
thereby be accomplished will be OF
inestimable value for Pine Bluff and
Jefferson county. We arc glad to
notice that number of our public
spirited citizens are already at work
in the interest OF the organization.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-22
I,nnortant Cammnnleatien.

EThe GRAPHIC is in rec sipt OF eircu-
lar letter from Commissioner w G.
Vincenhellcr. OF Little Rock, asking
that descriptive literature OF all sec
tions OF the State be forwarded U
hin, for distribution among home
seekers and capitalists OF othc.
States. This matter should have
the prompt attention Of every sec
ction OF the state. Jefferson county
has a most excellent pamphlet OF her
resources and copies OF the same
should at once be forwarded TO Mr..
Vinceaheller 1t would be a good idea
for those who know ofrare ehancesfor
Investment to write personal letters
to the commissioner in regard there
to- Jefferson county needs immigfa-
i ton and the only way to secure it is
to let the world know what we can
offer to homeseekers and investors
The opportunity is a good one and
we should take advantage of it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-22
OWNERSHIP OF A MASK.
|peepl.ar Case Before Jpstieee isradweIi
of Chicago.

|eaetGo. Jan. 22-Justice Bradwell
has called upon today to decide the
smstion of ownership OF the death
kask OF the late Carter II, Harrison.
Il fheday after the assination OF the
hted dem0ert a mask OF the features
astaken BY Ernest Fuchs. thenoted
&nIptor. who proposed to use it in
hiking a statue OF the deceased. a
Meposition to that effect was made
Il one Of the sons, but the negotia-
Aons fell through. The labor. unions
q the city then took the matter up,
Ald initiated q movement looking to
BE erection OF an equestrian statue
ii Union Park. A model was pre-
AIRED, but this scheme still hangs
Ne. Recently sculptor Fuchs made
to go to New York,
18th the intention of remaining sew
HI months, and learning OF this
&rter II. Harrison, jr., secured a
hit ofreplevin with which the sculp-
tr's studio was invaded by a police
burt constable during his absence
Id the mask confiscated. Theqnes-
Hon which justice Bradwell is called
6pon to decide today is that OF own
Ship. Young Harrison's state
fnt is that he gave the sculptor per-
ssion to take the death mask on
ndition that it became the property
the family after proper payment
% his services. Fuchs is Il German
IA does not understand the process
8 OF American law, and was conse
ENTHUSIASTICALLY frightened wheI
Hound that his studio had been in
ed By force. The model OF TIT
flestrian statue Wasin court today
q the likeness was pronuAced ant
&sularly accurate, while the poisi
The faniliarsoft hat is perfect, ant
a figure sits in the saddle with a
rheaseand grace as did the mayo
his lie time. The taking of eVi
pee will occupy the entire day, am
cement viii probably be reserved
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Lev Fowler

Broker Lev Fowler returned this
morning from business visit to
Omaha and Kansas City. He was
in the sleeper OF the train on the
Kansas City. st. Joe & Council
Bluff railroad. the express car OF
which, the train being held up, was
robbed one night last week. But
Mr.. Fowler states he knew nothing
of it until next morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-22
.,onpetitixe Drill.

The Jefferson Guards are alrang-
ing to have competitive drill on
the night of the OF next month.
The event promises to be a spirited
one as the boys arc now handling
their muskets ut a lively rate in prep
aration therefore.
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OFF FOR THE FIGHT.
'''aDer OF chicago's business Men
Leave For Jacksonvi,le.

INTO Ill, Jan. pa party OF
|,e,; H.l.se business men OF sporting
a.''ies left here today over the
IN illinois Road for Jackson
~, witness the big fight. They
,, 1--WE at their destination after
pira 1.-TWO hours Journey. The
M u sporting men over the
NM Nentral continues. over LOG
oh the afternoon express to-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-22
Police Court.

The following is the record Of the
police court this morning. George
Gardner, for Sabbath breaking, fined
5000 y. Nelson disturbing the peace,
fined $500