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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
DERDEN-sHEErs.
A Beautiful Home Wedding
SolemniEed Yesterday
Evening.

Evening.
Quite the prettiest home VI II
witnessed in Bryan for many q day
solemniEed At . o'elock last night Al the
residence Of the brides mother, Ms.
Josie Sheets. Mr. Ed s. Derden and
Miss Alma Sheets were quietly married
In the presence Of immediate relatives
and few Of the young people. The at
tendanis were: 7. T. Castles and Miss
N. Stella Shepard. r. ~. Gordoa
and Miss Ollie wIlson, Malcolm Carnes
and Miss winiired Parker, John A..
Lawrence and Miss Ivy Carnes, A. A..
waldrop and Miss Adsh Lee Polk, John
B. Hines and Miss Kate Parker, Mllrs
Derden, best man, and Miss zenohia
Daunis, maid Of honor.
The double parlors were iastefally
decorated, the fret 10 green and white,
palms, smliax ana ferns were inter.
sperssd with star iassmines. uhlss ole
anders and magnolias. Evergreen por.
tiers half closel The entsanes 20 IN.
back parlOr, which revealed artistic dec
oraiiOns In evergreen, relieved b,
American beauty roses.
When the hour Cor the ceremony a.
rived the wedding party passed throngl
The folding doors separating the dCco
ra'ed apartments In the rier names
are given above, the bride aud rrlou
slowly following the attendants, 10 n,
slrains of Mendclssohn's weidin.
march, played by Mr II. c. R,binson
uncle Of The bride. upon an organ ahicl
seemel a mass Of aowers and 6sergfeou
The couple paused, facing The olicial
ing minister, IN bay window, al "a
east end Of the iroA' PAror, beneath
canopy Of iasimines and smilax an
bali surrounded by pdms and fern.
The attendants arranged themselves {
oasy positions, time couple, on eac
side. with The lest man and maid (
honor next 10 The groom aad bride, ru
speclively. Dc. West, pastor I
The First Presbs lsr'an church, ualn
The beautiful and Impressive ring cer'
moay, pronounced the happy coupl
man aud wife. and coueralu'aiioI
were showesed upon them BY III, a
! sembled Q mpany.
The lEide uas radiant ~ duchess
+, satin. en- lfalne with lulle an pea
ldmming., veil drapei wllh orsnl
blossoms. ard gracefully earned
: bonQnel q msnnIHtenf HtIta. earn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

we're exquis'tely govned In vi n.a@
lin De soie rith ribbona snd |scs.. -,
carried bouquels Of foses.
The groom and Tenllemen siies sri
uose the eonvenliona bla1s. u||1
bouttonieFs oi the brides lowern. oh'||
carnations. After ihe csrpmonq.
present were ushsred INTO tie dln|n
room which vas also laaiefa||y de
rated. A dainty menu ol It.. 81
salads were served and The dinlns roo
rang with merry laughter loI an hc
The bridal party was served Al ~
rate table.
This marriage Il one In ahlen 81
people Of Bryan ioel "A unusual ds..
ofinierest because u marks TIA nn|11
Of the lives Of luo oi the most r14a
young people aho have ever eroan B.
man and womanhood Ia Bryan. ~
bride l. a lovely and aroompI| -
young lady whose lnnsie seseln.
gentleness has always been ne d4
of those who know her. Ih1
Ar. Derlen, eldest son Of Copi
Derden, 10 . young man uhose Il
industry and a.lentien 10 ~ E ''
have won for him re, ponalbls p
In the business World. and Mha.t
~ open hearted manner has
made him q iavolile socially.
The yoang couple were The
ieria of many exQalsiie and eqsilY
enis. Thev are a. home IN thc|
home near the residence Mrs.
?. Chance. and have ihe he.i vi
" who kn0w them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
coNoREssIoNAl PRooErpINos
A Lively Debate osas~d II The ssaas.
~ NJ. osrsaaa.

wAsnSGrox. April 2o.--The senate
was brOughi 10 an exciting scene yestor.
day after several weeks Of serene and
formal prOoeedulS On the ApFrupriaiion
balls The naval appropriation hill wns
under consideration and the item q
four hattleships. TO cost els 900. 900.
served AZ a teEt for 4 speech BY Mr.. Cor.
man. pointing cut that the revenues of
the government are less than recsipta.
His statements brought on an ami.
mated controversy In which Mr.. sher.
man, Mr.. Hale and Mr.. Chandler Joined
issue with the senator a. 20 the rospon.
Shility for the failure Of the tariff legis.
lation in the present conNoSs. Mr.
Gounan's speech and the frequent heat
ed party colloQuies Il developed attract
cd groat interest, crowds filing the gal
leries for the frst time since the Oubar
debate and many members Of the hOns'
coming over 10 listen 10 the prOceedings
The haitleship item was not completes
when the senate adjourned.
The house passed the Pickler genera
pension bil BY q vote Of is7 10 g. Tn
Republicans and POpallsts voted solidl,
In favor Of the measure and the Demo
cr'sts with Six exceptions sOlidly agAinl
it The section 20 which the balk Q
the pruposition was directed provide
that pensioners otherwise entitled
pensions shan not b disqualified on q
count Of prior service In the Confcderat
army. provided they joined the Unio
forces 70 days before Lees EnFronner.
The bankruptcy hill was taken up IN
der q speciol order pruviding FOE . vOi
Saturday AZ 4 O'Clock p. m.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
The Daily Eagles new. Service

The readers Of the Daily Rage have
the pleasure every morning Of reading
many news items several hours befors
the big city dailics get h,rs. OF course
We can't handle all the news, any more
than can pe pc who are carrying small
but sufficiently large lines IN ether
trades in this city, bat we d. get out q
daily that i = crcdil 10 rFyan, aud We
are proud 10 say that its merits ara
fully appreciated. We trlav morning
We served the pcople With lots Of new,
In advance Of all papers Amnns
the impoFlan articles we're;
'DesiilutiOn Ia Pinar De Rio"
"A Letter fram Maceo.
Sentence Passed UP'n the Trans.
vaal LEADER"
The Sailing Of ,hs Bcima,la Tor Hon
duFas."
"fraud Order ls.ued."
"a Fight on Cullom."
advice From Buluwayo."
"ROenigcn Ray and Dip,hcria.
Ran into Crui,er Columbia"
Rockwell Victims CURED, !" etc, etc
The items mentioned does not begiI
70 cover the service. and TO which yoi
attentionis directed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

Not much has been said Of late, BY
the Eagle. about the contest. but We
have he'd our "other eye" open just the
same and have been planning a sur
prise for the winners and their friends.
Then We had 10 have q rest spell beiOFe
the anal big count came In. We have
taken the Fest and tomorrow night We
will commence work BY receiving and
counting all coupons with the date Of
April 80 on them. Get them al In BY
8 O'Clock.
To-mOuow's vote will Be looked foF
with interest. when eandidate geir
In the lead at this stage Of the game 4
makes the Others feel gloomy, and spur'
them TO harder work.
who leads tomorrow
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

NEvADA, No, April IA negro
preacher named Emerson was arrested
here ON a charge Of Stealing tiO irum
the rosidonce Of Major ]. +. Miller. ai
whose home EmeFson's mothcr.in-law
was cook He was jus, about 10 taks
the train 20 an an appointment %
preach a Rich Hin when arrested. In
default Of e5oo bond ne was commlltof
20 iail. u
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
THEIR SECRET LET OUT.

PiaA Of Insurgents 10 nisw Up = span-
ish warship aad Rob = Steamer.
NEw YORK. April s0.-The Herald
says that the Spanish authOrities here
and In Washington have recently dis
covered conEpiracy formed by Cubans
20 blow mp the Spanish warShip and az
the same time intacept a mail steam
ship and rob her Of gold intended for the
government troops In the island. The
plot included the further capture Of the
seaport town Of NuevitAs, and coniem-
plated demonstrations against the north
crn sections Of the eastern Cuban PROV.
inces in order 10 precipitaie a rush oi
troops from the west and effect a weak,
ening q the military troOha across PinaH
del Rio.
Thruugh American and Spanish do
tectivest the secret has been made known
10 the authorities and the prugramms
viii have % BE- changed II carried cut.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
NO BULLYING GOES
PSesidsna Kruger cannet No Forosa BY
America and Kaglaaa.

FEssidsna Krugsr Cannot No Foresd BY
America and EaglAnd.
Nav YoRK. April ~. L. Pollard.
Judge advocate Of the high court Of the
South African republic. Is at present vis-
iting In this city. In an interview he
said neither the United States or Eng.
land could scare President Krugr into
committing the sentences imposed ON
the prisoners at Pretoria for high trua-
an against the republic.
Any bullying on the part o. either
government, /" said Mr.. Pollard. ''woald
seal the death warrants Of the prison.
crs. II, ON the other hand. the Amer.
can and English governments win leave
President Kruger and his executive
council alone and II the friends Of ths
Condemned men viii respectfully peti.
ton Tor clemency the sentences win b
commuted 30 a minimum. now that ths
ends Of justice have been satisfied"
In spoaking Of the pleadiRgs. Judg,
Pollard said
The pusoness were defended b
counsel. o. r. Vessels, who Is a lead
er a. the bar, was thciE attorney. and
have no doubt that they were advised I,
plead guilty, a. = plea Of not guilt,
would have aggravated the crime. Tho
have evidcatly ben advised 10 trust 1
the clemcncy Of the executive Tn
judge had no alternative bat 10 pass IN
death sentence on the prisoners ON thci
pleading guilty. or Of being founl
guilty BY q jury, which would hav
ben inevitable In case Of q tsial. Tn
trial jndge was judge Of The Transvaal
bat = justice frum another state was IN
vited 10 try thesc prisoners In order 3
overcome any hias.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
HOW We ESCAPED FRoM cUBA



story % Iih Kseapads There.
sPRixoFEED. Mas. April ao.-wal.
ter s. Whitcomb Of this city, who en-
listed with the Cuban insurgents and
made his escape from the famous Morro
castle, just outside Of Havana, By means
OF q rope, has retuned 20 his home and
tells an interesting story Of his eEperi-
ence while in the army Of the Cubans.
He was walking the streets Of Jack
sonville. Fla, when his attention was
attracted by q squad Of Cuban patriots
each bearing a white silk banner desig-
mating that they were In search Of men
10 enlist for the war. His adventurous
spirit seizcd him and he joined the
cause. receiving $50 at the outset in
American currency. Six other recruits
enlisted with him.
They took the sailing tug p. ]. Jack
son aud landed at Del Rio where they
were met By 20 men from the insnr-
gents camp under the command Of An
tonic Macco. The party went At once
10 the rebel camp. Whitcomb remained
In the rebel camp Eve weeks. This
camp was 20 miles from Havana and
contained about 1900 insurgents. Ths
patriots were well grounded. Whitcomh
says, IN the military tactics and devoted
most Of their time 10 drili work. Wlils
In camp Whitcomb suffered an attack
Of fever and upon his conyalesoonoo wa
given = pas through the lines TO Ha-
vnna.
When within 20 miles Of that city h
fcll into a camp Of Spanish soldiers
They captured him and tied him. hand
and foot. 10 tree. There were several
Cnbans captured with him and they
were lied in like manner. He spent
the night thus bound. In the morning
the cubans were gune. killed by Span
iarls. whltcomb was taken 10 Morn
castle. AZ night he was confined in thl
great dingy tower. but during the day
time was permitted to the freedom o
the yard. There wcre In all about Q
prisoners In the castle. including !
} Americans.
Whitcomb had tio0 with him wha
imprisoned which he had sncueedcd 4
ouncealing IN hls shoes. Tie hriled n
guard assigned 10 watch his cel,. payin
him So fos IS feet of rope with whie
20 escape from the tower. Then 4
: fastened this rope 30 stone and swun
il into the Calf Of Mexico. A beat va
anchored near by. He swan out to
and under the cover Of night drifte
, out. He was picked up By she AdriaE
bound for the Florida coast. The cal
, boat was taken IN tow and upon roacl
ing Florida whitcomb sold if for 81
Whitcomb found employmont In n
Royal Ponciana hotel where he r
manned until he made his departure 4
this city.
Whitcomb says that In Cuba he q
oOuntercd 800 men from Oklahoma WI
! came in answer 20 an advertisemol
9 that men were wanted there 20 engal
, In dnckshooting.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
SENTENCES COMMITTED
Transvaai Raiders WIN Not
Pay The Death Penalty.
LEOEARDB CASE HOF ACTED UPOE.

u Il believed Ms nsuisaes WIN Aiss
Ne commuisd b President KFugsn
cendliioas q Bslne Relieved From
ths Dsath Fshaliy Afs Nes Given.
IEnmmsad's Breehsr saa ana olaA
PnrEomA. April io.-The sentence Of
death imposqd upon John Hays Ham.
mond, The lllheican engineer; Colonel
Francis Rhodes. brother Of the former
premier Of Caps oolny Lionel Phillips,
president Of the chamber at Johannes.
burg, and Geotge fanar. proprietor Of
Country IAfek phanhesburE, have
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

SEDAtlA. No, April ao.-ChArles A.
Hickman, travOling IN q wagon from
Lttie Rock, Ark. 10 Ottumwa. Ia,
enrglarized the Newland posiofloa. 10.
Gated IN Greers eUneral merchandise
store. Hickman was arrested within an
hour after the robbery and q quantity q
postage stamps and a small sum oi
money found concealed in his wagon,
On plea Of guilty he was held IN do.
fault Of $500.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
EXPLOSION AT HAVANA.
nalaes sf ths Governor oeasrai nyna,
mitsd ~ serns Usknsun.

mitsd ~ sems usknsun.
HAVANA. April s9.-lCopyrighted.
1895. BY the Associated Pruss. l-An en-.
plosion. believed 90 BE- dynamite or some
other high explosive. occured In the
palace Of the governor general yesterday
while the correspondent Of the Associ.
ated Press and other newspaper report.
ers were waiting IN the RON for the
first batch Of news Of the day Tho do
tonation was sharp and the building
was soon partly flied with dust while
the noise Of glass and falling plaster
could BE- heard on all sides Part Of tho
roof Of the palace fen IN.
The explosion occurred In closet sit-
uatcd IN a lower story or basement an.
der the city hall, which part Of ths
building Il tconvcrted into a heap Of rub.
0ish.
Iiwas AZ hrst believed that the steam
boiler had exploded. but when Il VA
foupdkp be intact d was suspected tha
the llrucfion was cansed hy dyna
mite. The real cause II the disaster
however. 4 nos known.
The greatest excilomonl prevails her
a result Of the explosion, which. ~,
araIly, Il a.tdtuted % IL in1slssnls 2
thea fritn,la. -.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
the NEWS IN hlsF.


Tom Meade, the yell hown book.
maker. was robbed OiloOOJai the races
ai Lexington, Ky.
William Rue. a not horseman, died
at Danville. Ky, Of b bl'dpoisoning.
Rx.Mayw DavidsOihas challenged
Mayor Duncan Of Langton, Ky, 70
aght q dnei. Straine relations havu
existed bctwcon them some time.
N. Molino has succc "A IN forming
now Frenoh cabinet.
Bookies are said % n lost els, 600 &
eab,oo0 a Louisville lco the racine
season opened.
A Louicsille lad shtand m0tally
wounded his stepsistcr, whom ne wa
Jealous, and then aitenl "a 70 commit
suicide.
Burglau stole the dli communios
service from 81. Johns II lupal churol
pl Decatur. nb
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

NEw YoRK, April ss.-In response
an inquiry the superintendent Of Belle.
vuc hospital states that 81 hahles have
been deserted m this city since Jan. q
the present year. This h en- unproce.
denlod record and has occadonod q
:--eai deal Of Comment IN pollco clrclaa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
r.rasss s.sh.a. n.na Go.

Boston, AprilVo.-RmmA Mcclure,
alias Emma smNh. was married 10
MAsso Taschetti, = Italian pardone Of
this city, last Novetbcr. They did not
live happily andIashetti sold his wife
10 Gacsano de Andrc, a oompatriol, for
10 cents. The womaiA agreed 10 the ar.
rangement. and ON Friay l.ss she was
formally welded 10 DeAndrea At tho
city hall. The police "a not indorue
the transaction and EmnA Is now undoI
arrest for hlgamy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

The attorney general has I'D
that counlie, delinquent in pa
mens Of interest on their bond
held By the public school Iao
are no, entitled 10 ,he pro rata aa'
'il accounts ara squared. Compass
asively few are on ihe delaa'
lisl, bu, such as are win hst
elise their sehoo' houses 81
ensuing term Or pay up
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
ANOTHER WAY

reach cash subscription Cor Que month
one tcn.vote tcket val b. given Must
b party not on our lat II the present
data. April eth. Oae % taese tickets
counts lof ten votes
Parties connecicd with The EkoLR aFe barre
from voting Or being voted iof.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
FIFTY-NINE oTAERs SENTENCED.
I've rears' Inpnssnnsnh Thrce Years
naalshneni SD EInsd $4,000.


lianlshmeut aad FInsd $4,000.
Cara TowS. April ao.--lCopyrighsed.
1899. BY the Associated Pres. -FurtboF
adyices received from Pretoria say that
the rcmaning % priscaer4. including
joel Barnato, Mr.. Pcttleheim. Turkish
consul and former attorney general foE
Cape Colony; ]. W. Lofard. Captain
Mein. J. $. Curtis. V. b. Clement. J.
IAwley, X. J. King and Mr.. Bingham,
al Americans, were sentenced % two
yean' imprisonment, three ycars' ban.
tshment and 10 pay q fine Of 5000. IN
default Of which they viii undergo an.
other years Imprisonment.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

Consumption. IaGrlppc. Pneumonia.
and al Thrat and Lung diseases are
eured by Shinh's Cure. Sold by sam
u. Wilson \ Co.. Bryan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
HOW 10 GET VOTES

Clip the Coupons lfom TuR DAILY
EAdLk and cast them Tor yourself o.
the parties % your choice.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

Ask your physician. your druggist
and your friends about Shlloh'e Cure
Tor Consumption. They win recon-
mend 4. Sold by sam n. Wilson a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

becn committed BY President Kruger.
Il Is not yet known how long they
win have to serve o. what fne has been
imposed upon them.
No action has yet hccn taken IN BE-
half Of Charles Lomara. who was also
sentenced 10 death II h believed
though his sentence win be committed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
SILVER TEA SET

noth nov on exhlbitioa IN ths shou
Wlndgs q John n. tAiduen ne lev.
eier. Who VII Eunianise quality q sonda
10 he as Fcpreasn,sd. I've elesaut pres.
enis-uelfhy % Ne eatefpfisa e any
BE a1iil ueaspaper Thtte presents
VII b. .Glrun assay a. fallouGi The
watch q auy Glfl o. noy, younf Renii1-
manied ladg. The award 10 b made
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

Henry Marx < Co.,, the up| tailors, are offering thepeopld Bluff some wonderful bard the present. They hayeiust| q quantity of fine artisticall suits and pants from NJ the Tailor, Reinach-Ullmaml and Barney Arnheimer, Of \ They are the uncalled for \ fit productions. Suits thd
 originally to order for from $40 are now being slaugl| $12.50. Suits that were $2O| are now on sale for $ll r at $3 to $4, they were mad nally for from $4.50 to SlIlI lover of fine clothing should vantage of these bargal9 alterations needed to make fit they will do eheeriully
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

Mir. F. Frank and wife have re- turned from New York, where they went about a year ago to reside. Mir. Frank comes back to live in Pine Bluff, and during the next week he will open a store in the James block at No. 219 Main street. The GRAPHIC gladly welcomes him to our city again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10
DIED.

BRYAN-At Dexter. Ark. Thurs day, December 2, 1896, Mr. ANDREW BRYAN, aged abont ? years.
 The deceased was a promising young business man of Dexter, and he had many friends in this city and county. He was nephew of Mrs. NJ. F. Barny
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

An emigrant train passed south on the Cotton Belt this morning. Four passenger cars were filled with emi- grants, while in cattle ears attached to the same train was the stock owned by the home-seekers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

Another big slump in the price of cotton occurred today Yesterday cotton dropped IA points and today it went dow 20 points. It must be an excellent grade of bottom cotton to bring z cents. Upland cotton is selling at from 6K to 6 &eents. The decrease in price of cotton today has yisibly affected trade in all lines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

ARE You TIRED all the time2 Then your blood needs to be enriched and purified by Hoods SarsapariIla, the one True Blood Purifier 1t gives Vigor and vitality.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

Pastor c. f. J. Tate, of the Sixth avenue Baptist church will occupy his pulpit tonight, and deliver a ser mon, the subject Of which will be: Brains" You are cordially invited to go and hear him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

After hearing some friends cOntin- ually praising Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, Cur tis Fleck, of Anaheim, California, purchased a bottle of it for his own use and is now as enthusiastic over it's wonderful work as anyone can be. The 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by W. L. DeWoody x Co.,, Druggists.
 F I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10
Get Your Overcoa'1

We have the finest fabrics from, Beoli Kersey, St. deol sey, Brooks Kersey, Erln ford, Chinchillas and many your measure and Guaranteed for, from Slo to
 HENRY MARX Up to date 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

Rev. J. R. Sanders has been re- turned to Riverside NJ. E. Church, South, for another year. by the re- cent annual conference held at Cam den. He will begin next Sunday at Il q. m. All who can attend are cordially invited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

The Excelsior steam laundry will be ready for business next Monday morning The machinery has about all been placed in position and it works like a charm. MessFs. Knox < List, proprietors of the new laun- dry, promise first-class work and solicit a fair share of patronage from the people of Pine Bluff and vicinity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

The steamer Harbin will leave for Memphis, and all way landings, at noon tomorrow. She will carry out large trip ofcotton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10
Lecture, Col. Bob Tay|

LCVJttES, OVIs EVV"
 GoV.-lslect of Tennessee, a| Rock, December 14. For tn occasion the Cotton Belt l'0| sell tickets to Little Rock an| at one and one-third fare IT Bluff $1.7O. Tickets on saie Return limit December l5th'
 J. W. FARLEY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

Me are with you at all times. We lead in fine tailoring at popular prices. All Wool suits to order, Sl2.50 up. All wool pants to order, S3. up. HENRY MARX < Co.
 -UD-tO-date tailors
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

Mir. Henry Winters, the gentleman who captured the murderer of the son of MT. Joe Williams, and from whom the murderer escaped, arrived here this morning. He says the story of the escape is true, and that us yet no trace of the murderer has been found.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

4 very large congregation heard the able sermon delivered by Rev. Tate at the Sixth Avenue Baptist church last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

Two passenger coaches filled with passengers came fin un the Altheimer train this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

MT. k. L. Barkley, prominent in- suraace man of Little Rock, is here attending the trial of the suit of Frank Stanley against the Ftna In- surance Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

Don't be persuaded into buying lin- iments without reputation or merit Chamberlain Pain Balm costs no
 more. and it's merits have been proven by a test of many years. Such let ters as the following, from l.. G. Bagley, Hueneme, Cal. are con stantly being received: "The best remedy for pain 1 have ever used is Chamberlain,s Pain Balm, and 1 say so after having used it in my family fer several years. It cures rheuma- tirm, lame back, sprains and swell ings. For sale by W. l.. Dewuody X Co.,, Druggists. 121lm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

Not single ense came before the Police Judge thls morning, notwith- standing the vigilance of the police force.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-10

Mir. James Fitzhugh came up from Rives last afternoon, and is meeting his many Pine Bluff friends.