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SOMEBODY'S DARLING
Wanders From Home and Is Now Being Cared for by Police
 Chief Stewart.

At the home of Mir. A. J. Stewart, i,
 Chief of Police, there is little waif whose parents may benow anxious ly seeking for it. The child is about two years old, with light hair and blue eyes. At an early hour this morning the chlld (sex unknown) made its appearance at the Bluff City Mill, in the West End, and played about there all the morning. This afternoon tine chiiss i;:; s;s !. there. and one of the officers of the Bluff City Lumber Company, fearing that some accident might happen to it. teiepiione;i Chief Stewart and had him to come for it. The kind-hearted
 officer carried the little one to his home where it will be cared for until Its parents or guardians can be
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WERTHEIMER STOCK SOLD.
Purchased by MT. Lee Wertheimer at 77 Per Cent of it's Value as shown By the
 Inventory

The stock of wines, liquors and cigars of E, Wertheimer, at Nos. 1O2 and 104 Barraque street, recently closed by attachments, was sold by Sheriff TripIett at noon today to satisfy attaching creditors. The stock inventorited at $1l, ,9s0 and was purchased at the auction sale by Mir. Lee Wertheimer at noon to- day for r per cent of its value as shows by the inventory. The sale will come mp before Chancellor Robinson for confirmation next Saturday.
 As soon as the sale is approved Mir Lee Wertheimer will open up .he stock on the market and continue the business
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QUIETLY MARRIED.
Mir. l.. r Davis and Miss Edith Silyerman Joined in We'd lock This Alter
 noon.

At the palatial home of the brides parents, Judge and Mrs. Frank Sill verman. Mir. L. P. Davis, of Arkan- sas City, Kansas, and Miss Edith Silyerman were quietly united in the holy bonds of wedlock at o'clock this afternoon. Rev. c. E. Cabaniss, of the Trinity Episcopal church, off ciating. The marriage ceremony was witnessed only by the immedi- ate family in this city and Mrs. Davis, of Arkansas City, Kansas, and Mrs. Conly, of Kansas City, Mo, mother and sister of the groom, re- spactiyely.
 The above marriage was in the nature of surprise to the commu- nifty. It has been known among a few friends of the bride for some time that she would shortly be led to the marriage altar, but the exact date was not known. It was the inten- ton of the contracting parties to be publicly married in this city some time next June, but for purely per snnal and private reasons the orig inal program was changed and the ceremony took place this afternoon, as above stated.
 Mir. Davis, the groom, accompa- nied by his mother and sister, arrived in the city this morning at l0:40 and immediately repaired to the hand some home of Judge and Mrs. Silver man, on West Fifth avenue, where they remained until the ceremony occurred.
 At 4:45 this afternoon the newly welded couple will leave over the Valley road for an extended bridal tour, after which they will take np their residence at Arkansas City, Kansas. their future home.
 The bride is well and favorably known in this city, where she is universally beloved and esteemed. She has spent her whole life in this tllA lltAi iS pliC ol iiC DluiI :, fairest flowers. She has been the ray of sunshine and love to a large circle of warm and admiriDg friends, and it is with deep regret we chronicle the sfact that iier future home will be in foreign State She will carry with her the deep and sincere love of multitude oI friends for u iong aHd biiissful life al unalloyed happiness.
 The groom is cashier of the First National Bank of Arkansas City Kansas, and as his position implies i ne holds tt responsible and ,espec table place among his fellow men The GRAPHIC sincerely congratulates him upon winning the hand and heart of one of the South's mosi noble, queenly daughters, which is an achievement of which any mar can be truly proud.
 As stated above, the newly wed
 ded couple leave on their brida
 tour this afternoon, and With then | go the countless congratulations : and good wishes of a mpditude Q 9 friends.
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THE GOLD KING ,
Delightfully."- Presented by the
 spooners Last Night.

Another fair-sized audience wit messed the production of "The Gold King" by the Spoonercompany last night. The play is sensational comedy drama full of thrilling esca- pades and pleased the audience very much. The scenery used last night was very appropriate and well staged.
 Mr. ] w. Lewis, as "Sqire Lud- low" the treacherous lawyer, was the star of the evening and he deliv- cred his lines in a manner that won rounds of applause. Mir. J. H. Bes- sey, as Jack Goodman, was also we'll received Mir. Spooner, as Den his Mccarthy, again delighted the audience by his quaint songs and eomical actions. Miss Spooner was up to her usual standard of excel lence last night and her songs and dancing were very amusing. The company will appear tonight in an entirely new play, entitled, "Tht Lawyers Wedding"
 This is strictly Il farce comedy and all who want to laugh had bet ter attend. The prices of admission are only l5, 9 and 8 cents. New special flies will also De introduced.
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A MILLIONAIRE BRIDE.
A PULLMAN THE PLUM OF A
 CHICAGO LAWYER.
A Daughter of the Palace Car Mag nate to be Married
 Tonight.

CHICAGo, April 29.-The spacious parlOrs, reception rooms and halls of the Pullman mansion on Prarie avenue have been converted by florists and decorators into verita- ble fairyiand for the nuptiais Of Miss Florence Pullman, youngest daugb- ter of the palace ear magnate, and Mir. Frank o. Lowden, prominent young Chicago lawyer, which will take place this evening. Neither trouble nor expense has been spared in the preparations and the ceremo- ny will undoubtedly be the most elaborate that has ever taken place in Chicago. The wide circle of ac- quaintances enjoyed by the young couple made it impossible to observe the original plans for a quiet home wedding and consequently the cere- iRony will he witnessed by several hundred friends and relatives. many of them coming from distant parts of the country. Among the brides maids will be Miss Oglesby. daugh- ter of ex-Governor Oglesby, of illi- nois and Miss Florence Alger, daugh- ter of ex-Goyernor Alger, of Michi- gan. The ceremony will be perform cd by two uncles of the bride. viz Rev Royal Henry Pullman, of Bal timore, and Rev. James Pullman, of Lynn, Mass.
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A TEST
Of the Water Pressure of the Water
 Works This Morning.

This morning, at the request of the new purchasers, the fire depart ment made test of the pressure of the Water and Light Company, which, we are told, proved to ke em- inently satisfactory. For an hour six streams were thrown from the six fire plugs in the eenterof the city, throughout which a minimum pres sure of ahont GS pounds was main
 tained. Under former test with four streams for about twenty min utes a pressure of only 5S pounds was maintained, and the latest test this morning is exceedingly Gratify- ing to the new purchasers of the water works and the city authorities.
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A HORSE THIEF CAPTURED
A Negro Horse Thief From Drew County Arrested in Town
 This Morning

Deputy Sheriff Johnson had q negro standing on street corner pointed out 10 him this morning as q suspicious character. The Deputy Sheriff walked over to the negro and told him that he had a warrant for bis arrest, at the same time search ing tine prisonei, upon " hose person the officer found a pistol. The negro arrested proved to be Jim Young, and when taken to the jail, under the promise of release if he would tell the truth, confessed to stealing a horse from Tom Wells, in Drew County. The horse was at once recovered and the owner notified.
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AN INTERESTING EVENT.
The Opening Concert by the Mozart
 Conservatory of Music.

1 The opening concert by the in. strnctors of the Mozart Conservato. ry of Music and Execution, at Merrill Institute last night was decided success. Prof. and Mrs. Luce and Mi Brown, who haVe-come to tine Blnif to establish a conservatory. have by their initial performance made splendid impression and won many friends for themselves and their institution.
 All who have been seen this morn ing have expressed themselves in the most hearty and favorable terms. All three performers were vigorously applauded and compelled to respond to encores.
 Prof. Luce's execution is com mented on as being exceedingly fine, both on the piano and clarinet Mrs. Luce has very pleasing voice, which shows great cultivation. The selections she sang were we'll chosen te display thorough control of voice. Miss Brown greatly pleased her audience in her readings, particular ly the pantomime
 All of our new made friends, whom we heartily welcome to our city. show that they are artists, and the people of Pine Bluff would do well to give them their earnest co-opera- tion.
 Following was the programs: Piano Duet-Fantasie from......... Magic Flute........... Mozart
 Miss Brown and Mir. Luce. Reading-Annt Sophronia at the... Opera ra.......................... Hiss nran n Piano Solo-Hungarian Rhapsody LiZt
 Mir. E. $. Luce. Vocal Solo-The Mexican Nightin gale........................,. .Giorza
 Mrs. E. E. Luce. Clarinet Solo-COncert Fantasie.... .... ................ ..................Th Thornton
 Mr. Luce.
 Pantomime....................MissB Brown Pian0-a-Norweig Bridal......... Procession .............................G Grief b-Spinnelied.... ..... ..Litolff c-March Militarie. rie....................... ..................,.......... Schnbert- Fausig
 Mrs. Luce.
 Vocal Solo-AngeI's Serenade, (with Clarinet Obligato by Mir. Euce1 ....,......................B Braga
 Mrs. Luce.
 Reading-Polihs Boy..."Miss Brown Vocal Duet-'Till We Meet Again.
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The Presbyterian Sunday school will give picnic at Sulphur Springs tomorrow, to which all scholars, their parents and relatives are cor dially invited.
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OUR CLUBBING RATES.
Leading Newspapers at Reduced Prices when Taken with the seml-
 Weekly Graphic.

The t 2ice-a-week GRAPHIC has made arrangements with tho leading newspapers of the country whereby it can secure them for it's subscribers 1t greatly reduced prices The list appears below, the price named be- ing for the tWice-a- week GRAPHIC and the newspaper mentioned both for one year.
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A SPLENDID PERFORMANCE.
The Spooners Make Hit in the Lawyers Wedding" Last
 Night.

Only small-sized audience attend ed the Opera-house last night to wit ness the production of The Law yer's Wedding, or Married in Haste. {" The play is a side-splitting, rollick- ing farce comedy full of comical situ- ati0ns and it should have been wit messed by larger audience.
 The quartet speciality between the first and second acts by Miss Allie Spooner, Messrs. F. D. Spooner, J. w. Bessey and Mike Spooner was well received and appreciated. Miss Spooner and Mr. Bessey also ap- peared between acts in pantomime speciality which greatly amused the audience.
 Tonight there will be presented q strong sensational drama, entitled, ''Jack of Diamonds, or the Reformed Gambler an,i for an ext induce ment so as to have large audience present, Manager Adams and MT. Spooner have decided to admit one lady free with every paid admission,
 Tiie company is is sasnn sasnn excellent one. endorsed highly by the press and de serves a more liberal patronage than has been extended them.
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Go and see the spooners at the Opera-house tonight Ladies free if accompanied with lady or gentleman with one paid reserved seat ticket A good play at popular prices, i5, 9 and B cents.
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Messrs. J. W. Sanders and Ed. Schoher are in Little Rock today as witnesses in q pension ease before the Federal Court.
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Judge Thurman arrived in the city yesterday and is the guest of his daughter, Mrs ". H. Louthap. We are pleased to state that the Judge looks well and is in excellent health. He will remain in this city about ten
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The County Democratic Central Committee will meet on Tuesday, May 5th to canvass the returns of yesterdays primary election.
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The Spooner Dramatic Company is affording the people of Pine Bluff amusement for B cents as good as half the dollar attractions on the road. This is the best repertoire company in the South and we can cheerfnlIy recommend this company to the theater goers of Pine Bluff.
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DIR. REA & CO.,,
 Masonic Temple, Little Rock. Ark.

Harrison, says the alleged Mckinley interview published in a Cincinnati paper, was false and unfounded. Mir. Harrison was represented as say ing that Indiana was for Mckinley.
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Mir. Julius Schloss, salesman and window dresser for Kastor & Bluthenthal, has very handsome summer display of gents furnishing goods in the show window at the corner of Main and Second of that establishments The display is made with great taste and art and is quite creditable to Mr. Schloss.
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Miss Grace Slater, of Hillsboro, Texas, arrived in the city yesterday and will be the guest of Mrs. NJ. W. Bell for a few days.
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PURE BLOOD is the safeguard of health. Keep your blood pure. rich and full of vitality by taking Hood s Sarsaparilla, and you will not need to fear the attacks of disease.
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Mrs L. E Goldsmith is entertain ing the Entre Nous Euchre Club this afternoon.
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Messrs. Agnns McNeil, s. T. Wair and l. s. Ussery came down from Redfield this morning to bring the ballot box from Barraque town ship.
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The horses to the hose cart be- came frightened at the Engine House this morning and ran down Second to Main and thence to BaITaque, turning east at the corner of Main and Barraque to the engine house. Except breaking n breast strap, no damage was done. The team went about as well by themselves as if driven by d driver.
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Juliet Lodge. K. of P, met last night and conferred the rank of Knight.
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The little child found playing about the Bluff City mill yesterday proved to be the child of Mir. and Mrs. John Elkins. who live near the Citizens park. The child had left home with some other children to play, and during the afternoon it was left by its playmatrs and did not know the way home.
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In the above list are free silver, sound money, Republican, Democrat ie. farm and household publications, and every one cnn find Il pape: to suit him. The Farm News, Farm Journal and Womankind are pub lished monthly; the Home and Farm twice month; Commercial Appeal, Farm and Ranch, Courier-J ournal, and Atlanta Constitution. Weekly; New York World, three times q week and the New York Advertiser daily including Sunday.
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 Select your paper, send the amount stated above, and your will receive the paper selected and the twice-a- week GRAPHIC for one year.
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From Thursdays Daily l

Mir. Frank o. McGehee, of Double Wells, is in the city today.
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RUS. HARRISON TALKS.
Denies the Alleged Interview
 in Cincinnati Paper.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 30.- Russell Harrison. son of ex- President
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Judge Frank Silverman returned yesterday from Hot Springs.
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The Entre Nous Euchre Club was delightfully."- entertained at the resi- dence of Mrs. l.. E. Goldsmith yester- day afternoon. The games were closely contested for q handsome silver-mounted pocket book-the first prize-whieh was won by Mrs. NJ. ]. Ringlehaupt Airs. Jake katz- enstein was awarded a beautiful dresser scarf as second prize and Mrs. J L. Reinach was the happy recip- tent of Russian leather belt for the Hone hand" prize. Elegant refresh ments were served. The next meet ing of the club will be held at the res idence of Mrs. R. H. Franklin.
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mind. The program rendered was as follows:
 Douglas Gordon................ KelIie Spinning Song (piano soIo)J )J@..Raff
 Miss Smith. One Spring Morning g................. Nevin
 Recitation. A Set of Turquoise. e...............,.Al Aldrich
 Miss Lucy Hearn. a.-Rainy Day.............s......D Dempster b.-Comin' Through the Rye............ La SefeHhI Ia.........-................ .i-iifnoeft Miss Laeh and Mr. Yoss. Kerry Dance. ce...........................M Molloy
 Recitation. Sneezing Duet.................. Anon
 Miss Hearn My All.................................. &aud
 Miss Lash. Plastilue Poses......M Miss Lucy Hearn a.-Serehade........ .Neidlinger b-At Parting g.......................R Rogers
 Miss Lash.
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Juliet Lodge K. of P. meet tonight and confer the rank of Knight.
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Mir M Cans returns to Hot Springs this afternoon.
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From Wednesdays D aily.l

Mr. W. B. Street., of Chicot coun- ty, is in the city
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