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oNE MEXICAN KILLED.
Two Had Bunch of Horses and Fought
the Officers

CHLDREss, Tex, Nov. lo.-Two Mex.
leans passed through herr a day or two
ago with a bunch of horses. Later word
came to the officers that they were
wanted in the Territory. Sheriff Rob
erts Of this county, in company with
officers from Greer county, started in
pursuit and overlook them in the south
east part Of Hill cosnty, about 10 miles
from here.
When the officers approached fight
ensued which resulted in one of the
Mexicans being killed The other es-
capped, though he was thought to have
been wounded. The officers had dis
mounted, and the flung Of the guns
frightened their horses so that they ran
away from them, leaving them afoot.
One officer had his cheek grazed with a
bullet and another his finer
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Hawthorne Book Club

The Hawthorne Book Club was
delightfully."- entertained last Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs. Horatio
Riley, and the event proved highly
enjoyable to all the members pres
ent. The interior OF Mrs. Riley s
delightful home was handsomely de-
corated with chrysanthemums and
roses for the occasion. The literary
program was entitled 1.-The Dream
of Fair Women. after the conclusion
Of which an elegant luncheon was
served. The guests prize was won
by Mrs. J. IL Mann, and the club
prize was awarded to Mrs. w. d
Hearn.
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The Argonauts.

The Argonaut Society gave most
interesting and enjoyable entertain
meut at the High School Friday
afternoon. The subject of the debate
was. Resolved, that Africa offers
more inducements to Colonists than
South America. The speakers were
as follows: Afiirmatiye-Asa Nc
Cain, Chas. Triplett, Jr., and Pink
Toney. Negative-K. r. Roberts,
Hinton Ferguson and William
MeGehee.
The negative speakers were de
clared the victors by "a vote OF to l.
The other features Of the program
were select readings by Gordan
Angel and Alonzo Saunders and a
defamation by George Merrick.
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BASEBALL MAGNAIes.
National League and American Asaesia-
tlon to Meet at Chiosgo.

National League and American Asaesia-
tion to Meet at Chiosgo.
CHICAGO, Nov I0-For the first time
in a number of years the magnates OF
the National League and the American
Association of Baseball clubs will on
Wednesday meet in this city to transact
such business as may come before them.
1t will be the annual meeting of tina
league and q full attendance OF thu
national game is expected. Il cannot
be foretold what the business of the
meeting will consist of There are any
number of deals being talked of in the
different cities of the big circuit, but
whether they viii amount to anything
when the time comes for spring. z
them is matter of conjecture.
Tho magnates of the big league alsc
may fix up some deal with the leaders
of the Western league, who will be
here this week.
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They send Greetings. at the Same Tlns
Plead For Help.
Gold Democrats Of aIissoar..

ST. Louis, Nov. Chairman oun.
ningham Of the National Democratic
state committees of Missouri, has issned
8 call for meeting of the committee
Friday, Nov. ID, in this city. The call
states that this meeting will be con-
yened to determine what shall be the
further purpose and action Of the COM
mittee and Of all the true Democrats Of
Missouri, who refused to accept falss
creed and to follow foresworn leaders in
the campaign just closed"
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Heart Whist Club.

The members of the Heart whist Club
were most agreeably entertained by
Miss Minnie Roane. at the residence
of her father, Mr.. S. G. Roane. on
West Fourth avenue, Thursday
evening. Those present were Misses
Fay TAYLOR, Noodle and Lille
johnson, Gussie Taggart, Ella Gal
braith. Minnie Roane and Willie
Hooker, and Messrs. Y. A. Lee, R.
Arnold, +. G. Bridges, II. c. Brad
ford, ". G STREET. and Drew White.
AT the conclusion of the game elegant
refreshments We're served.
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HELENA, Nov. 1O.-The old hardware
firm of Summers & Watson, for a0years
in business in this city, was closed by
attachment. The trouble of the Arm
dates back several years, they having
crippled themselves by getting out a
large part of their assets in bad &C.
counts This is the first failure in
Helena for years and was not unex.
nectad
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Shot ON Aceonnt of a Bet.

HARRMBURa. Ills. Nov. 10.-In INDIE
pendenee township Joe Knight shot and
fatally wounded DR. D. Dent Knight
had won a COW in a BET with Dent on
the result Of the election, and when he
went to claim his property they quar-
relied and Dent refused to give mp the
COW. Knight pulled his pistol and fired
twice, beth balls entering Dents abdo-
mon
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a Musical Treat.

1 "A NNa9AStAt
The pupils of the Mozart Gonser-
vatory of Music and Art gave their
first public recital Thursday night
and it reflected great credit upon
the teachers OF that popular institu-
ton. In conformity with the require
ments, the program was rendered
from memory.
! The conservatory rooms were all
E. thrown open and were crowded to
the utmost capacity The piano
department was Represented by
Misses Josie Dreyfus, Emma Ander-
son and Mamie Mann.
Miss Dreyfus opened the pro-
gram with Lilly of the Valley
Mazurka.' which was played in
graceful and musical style.
Miss Anderson's number was
"March de Tamhour," given with a
dash and briliancy really superb.
Miss Mann performed a difficult
transcription OF Alice, Where Art
Thou?" and mastered the many dir
fculties with an ease that was truly
| remarkabl
A violin solo by Miss Birdie Weller
showed her to be possessed OF I'M
usual talent, and that she was also
faithful student.
Miss Julia Seymour has developed
magnificent voice. flexible and
powerful, and Bischoff's B"bolink.
as rendered by her ON this occasion
proved her to be one of Pine Bluffs
leading sopranos.
MIR. Luther Smith surprised his
many friends with n deep bass voice
of great power His rich tones and
finished style in The Gnome King"
showed what could he accomplished
in the short space of four or five
months study.
Miss Brunette Altschul's rich con
traito and Mr.. f. l.. Atkinson's pure
tenor blended beautifully in the duet
Hope Beyond.
The Mendelssohn Male QHartette,
consisting of Messrs. Atkinson, Tom
aszewski. Morgan aud Smith, sang
two selections ia highly artistic
manner
Miss Josie Strauss made most
intering number in the ever inelodi-
Gus ballad. "Then You'll Remember
me, from Bohemian Girl.
Miss Ruby Alexander presented
"The Innocent Drummer With
Forgiving Wife, in true colors, and
her natural talent as reader, com
bined with the required Conseryato-
ry study, eventually place heramone
artists in this line.
Miss Brunette Altschul was most
winning and dainty in the rendition
of the lyric poem, 1.-The Low Backed
Car in which her splendid facial
expression proved a special charm.
The Mandolin and Guitar depart
ments were represented by mando-
lin solo by Miss Grace York, played
in delicate and artistic style: man
dolin and guitar duet by Mrs. VIII
Graves and Miss Mamie McFadden,
rendered in charming marner.
And, lastly, an ensemble number
given by Misses York, Dreyfus,
Schaeffpr, McFadden, We'll, Wor-
mack, Hawley, Angel; Mechanics
Graves and CumDbell. Master Geo.
johnson and Miss Mamie Mann,
piano.
The closing number WINS II Delsarte
display, given by Misses Altschul,
We'll, Seymour, Alexander and VIII
liams, in Grecian robes. Their move
ments were graceful and artistic and
called forth much favorable COM
ment. The program was thorough
ly enjoyed by thosefortunatee enough
to be present.
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YACHTING ON THE LAKES.
An Important Meeting Held at Hunalo
TO Extend the snort.


An Important Meeting Held at Buralo
TO Extend the sport.
BUFFALO, Nov. 10 "A number of
yachting men have just finished session
of considerable Importance. The meet
ing was secret and was held at the
Hotel Iroquois, in this city.
There were present, Commodore
Brewer of Buffalo, G.. 4. Bliss of Erie,
Pa, and E. w. Raider of Cleveland,
representing the Interlake Yacht Rae
ing association President Emil Jarvis
of Toronto, j. e. Burroughs of Roches.
ter, and e. H. Ambrose of Hamilton.
Ont, representing the Lake Yacht Rae
ing association of Lake Ontario.
The meeting was for the purpose o.
framing a constitution and bylaws, EN-.
bracing system Of measurements and
classification for all the associations Of
the Great Lakes The constitution as
presented to the six delegates comprised
So articles The first article is all that
can be published 1t is as follows:
1.-The object of the union shall be &c
continue yachting and boat racing on
the Great Lakes; to unity the rules and
classifcations now existing SO that they
will apply to all clubs and in all events
OH the Great Lakes; but it Is not in.
tended that the union shall act in any.
thing but in an advisory capacity.
President Jarvis said the present. sys.
tenn of measurements had not been ma.
terially altered.
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Mrs. Moore Got Damages.

WASHINGTON, Nov 10.-The United
States supreme court has affirmed the
Judgment of the lower court in award
ing Harriet Moore $4,000 damages
against the company publishing the
New York World for the alleged pre-
mature publication without her author
ity of 1.-THE Worlds Fair Ode, COM
posed by her.
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Arrested For Endorsement.

BosroN, Nov. l0-Allison Mason,
president OF the Globe Investment com.
pany was srrested today on an in.
dictment, the warrant charging him
with embezzlement of sums aggregst.
ing 1000 Treasurer Lowell Moore
Of the company is now serving three
years on a similar charge.
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A farmer living in White county,
this State, arrived here Saturday
with a wagon loaded with apples,
which were grown on his place. He
came overland, and says that the
price he received for his apples made
the trip profitable one.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

This afternoon there will be re-
ligious services held at the Catholic
cemetery, which will be both i'm
pressive and interesting. At the
close of these services that talented
speaker. Father Megeveny, OF Little
Rock, will preach n sermon. me
public is cordially invited to be pres
ent and participate in these services.
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Annual Convention Grand Lodge f. & A.
Masons. At Little Rock, Ark, Nov
ember IS to 81. 1896. For this occas-
ion the Cotton Belt Route will sell
tickets to Little Rock, and return,
at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale November Is to q.
Return limit November %.
j. w, FARLLY, Agent.
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Chas. H. Owens. the great
"hustler'' for "Cabanno. the Queen
of Coffees," is in the city. Charlie
says that he won Il few dollars from
Republicans who bet him that
Bryan's majority in Texas would
not be $4,000.
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senator Fro,n A1aha,n.-

MONTGOMERY. Nov. 10. The Alabama
legislature will meet at II today. az
first business of that body will be the
selection of a senator to succeed Senator
Pugh. The candidates are Senator
Pugh, Governor Oates, Congressman
Bankhead and General Pettus.
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Tho Count In Kantnskx.

LEXINGTON, Nov. Io.-There are still
several voting places missing and it will
require the official count to decide be-.
tween Bryan and Mckinley SO fsr
Mckinley is in the lead. Both partiaa
claim the state.
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CALIFORNIA WOMEN JUelLANT.
Highly EIated over the Big Vote OF
Woman Suffrage.

nlEHiy LlaLe0 over huS RtB NOh1 OAA
Woman Suffrage.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 10--The wom-
en- who fought so well for the right OF
suffrage in California, are highly elated
at the result of their contest, as shown
by the latest returns. They consider
their defeat the virtual victory because
of the great vote polled.
Incomplete returns from all counties
show that the suffrage amendment -e-
ceived in round numbers $4,000 votes,
95, 900 were cast against it. The leaders
attribute their defeat mainly to the
Liquor Dealers association of San Fran
cisco and surrounding counties.
The state outside the bay counties
gave majority of nearly 5000 for the
amendment, but this was overcome by
the majority of 900 in San Francisco
and $500 in Alameda county against it.
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WILL FOOT BRYANs EXPENSES.
Charles ID. Lane Says He viii See the
Nebraskan Does Not Want

Charles ID. Lane Says He VIII See the
Nebraskan Does Not Want
SAN Francisco, Nov. 10.-Charles d.
Lane. part owner of the Utica gold
mine, announces that he will give w.
J. Bryan financial support in his advo-
caoy of bimetallism. The Californian
will see to it that Mr.. Bryan's travelling
expenses and the living expenses Of
himself and family are paid during the
campaign of education which he pro-
poses to conduct during the next four
years Mr.. Lane is a very wealthy
mineowner and is amply able to take
care of Mr.. Bryan and his family. He
has an abiding faith in the Democratic
candidate for president, and, realizing
that Mr.. Bryan's income is limited,
thinks it not fair for him TO bear the ex-
pense OF campaign in the interest of
silver.
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Tomorrow afternoon MIR. Eugene
Flies will start out on ii business
trip which will keep him absent
about two months. He represents
a number of large furniture houses.
He is a most clever gentleman, and
we predict that he will do well in his
new avocation.
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There will be Il jointmeeting Of the
Pine Bluff and Beethoven Glee Clubs
Tuesday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
This will be an important meeting
and a fun attendance of the mem
beers of each club is desired.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

The opening ball Of the Bluff City
Club will take place on the night of
November 18th. 1t promises to
eclipse anything of the Kind ever
given in Pine Bluff.
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Total vote I'D Minaonri

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1o.-The total vote
for governor of Missouri except four
small counties not yet reported, places
Stevens Democrat, majority over Lewis,
Republican, at 49,8O9. The total vote
of Missouri will exceed $50 600.
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lie TgxAs AeAIN INJURED.
Big Hole stove In Her side and He,
Bottom Full Of Water.

NEW YORK, Nov lo.-The United
States battleship Texas, while lying at
Cob dock, Brooklyn maynard. yesterday
morning. had l8-inch hole stove in her
side, caused by the breaking of her
cock, and she now lies on the bottom of
the dock with her engineroom full of
x-ata,-
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Robert Thompson is the name of
pne ebony hued senegambian, who
plead gully to disturbing the peace
before Justice Niven Saturday. He
was fined a ~" and costs.
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PatroIman Frank Stewart is now
well stocked with kidney Beans" :
4 few nights ago he captured a
negro who had two dozen cans in
his possession which had evidently
Deem stolen. Owner can get same
by calling at police headquarters.
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We are pleased to note that Mama
ger Rosenberg, of our local theater,
is making an industrious effort to
secure Minnie MadderH Fiske and
company for a date here. This
would be n rare and enjoyable occas-
ion for local theater-goers, and we
sincerely hope our LEGAL manager
will be successful in his efforts. The
engagement of this company would
be an event in local musical and
theatrical circles the equal OF which
has not occurred since the memorable
visit of the famous and popular
Emma Abbott to Pine Bluff. OF this
company the current issue OF the
Dramatic Mirror says: Minnie
Madden Fiske's company, which is
now engaged, is an organization
that will command the interest OF
all lovers of the threaten and admir-
ers OF that actress. 1t includes
James NJ. Colville, long leading man
with Clara Morris; Barton Hill, an
J actor, who, prominent in many OF
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M,KINLEY GETS KENTUCKY.

MaJority Placed at 444, With Four
Counties to Hear From.
LouIsvILLE, Nov. 10 The headquar-
ters of both the Republican and Demo-
cratic campaign committees have been
closed, it having been conceded now
that on the face of official returns from
1l5 out Of ll9 counties Mckinley has
carried the state Chairman Roberts
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

Many visiting young ladies and
gentlemen from various points will
be here TO attend the opening ball Of
the Bluff City Club
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Total Vote ReoeIved.

AUSTIN, Nov 1O.-The vote 80 far
sent in stands Bryan and Sewall, 1885,
1873; Bryan aud Watson. 3s.0s7: Mo
kinley and Hobart, 10i. 95e; GuIberson,
180 437; Kearby, 145. 1868.
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Mr., Harry Bradford left yesterday
'or his home at EiReno, Oklahoma,
Aiter lengthy and pleasant visit to
fiends and relatives in this city.
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Waking Mon. out Of II.

Primrose and Vest found them
selves, in Michigan, the eenters of
excitement When their show up
peared in Kalamazoo, news was re-
eeived at the Democratic headauar-
ters from the chairman OF the State
Committee that the MINISTRIES were
using jokes especially designed at
Republican headqnarters. 1t seems
that this report grew out OF the fact
that George Wilson, while in Detroit,
made some e0mieal allusion to the
Democrats. When the news was
received, the Democratic paper OF
kalamazoo took occasion to make
Il bitter attack on the show. Prim-
rose and West have instructed their
attorneys to bring suit for libel
against the kalamazoo paper, as
well as the Democratic State Com
mittee, claiming in each case $780,
600 damages. The funny part OF the
story is that the excitement has
widely advertised the show, which
has been playing to packed houses
all through Michigan. Mirror.
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Saturday the Police court did a
land Office business. The Offenders
brought before Judge Brown were
numerous They were each and
every one fined in proportion to
their misdemeanors, to teach them
the lesson that the ordinances OF
this city must be obeyed.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

Mrs f. b. Houston and Miss Mary
Lindsay left Saturday morning for
Searey.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

Mr.. A. kaufman, the genial mer-
chant of Pastoral, was in the city
Saturday.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

Miss Minnie Roane has returned
from a visit TO Mrs. J. p. Eagle, of
Little Rock.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

Mrs. Frank Kincaide arrived in
the city from Nebraska. She will
make this her home.
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Sparks from fiue set the roof on
fire of one of the houses owned by MIR.
"A. Reinach, ON West Third avenue,
Saturday morning. An alarm was
Burned in and the fire department
Burned out and the flames were
quickly subdued. The damage was
very light.
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Mrs Alex p. Turney, OF this city,
was called to Fordyce Saturday to
the sick bedside Of the child OF her
cousin, Mr.. Mickey
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Miss Lula Goldsmith, charming
society yenagg lady of Little Rock.
will arrive in the city in IL few days
on a visit to Miss Ida Dreyfus.
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Goddard Defeats Ed smith.

JOHANNESBURG, Nov. 10.--Jo God
dard defeated Denver Ed Smith in
the fourth round
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

Mrs. L, b. Austin is spending n
few days at Arkadelphia, the guest
OF friends.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

Ottie, the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J NJ, IIightower, who has been
quite sick. is conYalescent.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

Mr. Will Bracy, of Little Rock,
was a visitor to this city last week.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

Mr.. SEQ. Austin, OF ST. Louis, left
yesterday for his home after an eX-
tended visit to friends in this city.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

Miss Fay Tullis. OF Dardanelle.
who is visiting Miss Josie Grace. will
leave for her home Tuesday.
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A hunting party composed of
Messrs. ". S. Harris, W. j dalhraith
w. II. Langford and Percy Meyer,
spent Saturday Il Sheppard's Island.
AS all of the sportsmen are reputed
to be crack shots, OF course they
brought home bags full of quail
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Joe Rousseau, the eldest son OF
ATTORNEY D. II. Rousseau, who has
been very i'll with typhoid fever, is,
we are pleased to announce, greatly
-imnrnNnd
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IN SOCIETY.

At n recent meeting of the Bluff
City Club Messrs. Leo Blum and \.
Strauss were elected members.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Langford leave
this afternoon for brief visit to
" ashington. d. c.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hudson have
returned from visit ta their father,
Mr.J NJ, Hudson. at Locust Cottage
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

Miss Sarah Nichols, sister Of Mrs.
Wolf Nichols, the popular Main
street clothier. viii arrive here Mon
day from London, England, and will
make pine Bluff her future home.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

Mrs. l.. +. Montgomery left Thurs
day for her home in Jackson,
Miss, after visit to her mother,
Mrs. Il. e. Smart.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Farrar, Of
camden, are in the city, guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. $. c. Martin.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

f. Goldsmith. NJ. Schwartz and 1
A. SaniHels.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

DR.. b. r. Donaldson. of Pastoria,,
paid our city business trip Satur-
day.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11

Madame Rhea has just concluded
a weeks engagement in Atlanta to
audiences at which .he s. r. o. sign
was hung out, presenting such eX-
cellent plays "a "The Merchant OF
Venice" "Josephine" and MARY,
Queen OF Scots We are glad to
chronicle that Madame Rhea will be
one of the attractions at our local
theater this season.
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the Observation-Disclosures, has always
shown unusual ability and versa
tility; Alfred Hickman. remembered
as the original Little BHlee III Trilby;
and Charles G. Stevens, Byron Dug
ley, Margaret Craven, Belle Stokes,
and Mary Madeira.
~
Madame Melha has arrived from
Europe. Her first performance of
the opera season will be in Faust. -
in New York, Nov. IS.