Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-20
Thursday Evening JULIUS CAESAR. ''
Friday Evening RICHARD III.
Prices, $1.5O, SIS soc.
WENT OUT AND =HoGGERED.
How Witness In $ Pension Case An
 nouneed Her Husbands Death.

l How A Witness In a Pension Case An
 nouneed Her Husbands Death.
 Itwas fha trial of member of one of
 Norfolk : foremost families The de- | fendant Was it Womml and was charged
 with forgery and complicitg ill pension
 fraud. Ks the proceedings drew to q
 close all the city crowded into the l courtroom. Residents from Gbent and lOafers from the wharfs sat together on one bench. and the bailiff, not to lose SO good Il chance, manifested his authority hy calling cut .safdern and himself making more noise than all the people i'll tAe court
 The last witness WAS q neafess port 1 ly and very black Her voice was sin gularly mellow and sweet The govern ment was questioning her about the death of her husband, and hel. testnno ny was directly against the defendant. Tho courtroom was consequently very zesa6Ms.a and still
 l va'r husband died in Nor Y FaHs aazssssv4 si ivs4t4l t-4-lt.t -s.--t5r44y
 ..Yessah.
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 "YeYssh Eight dere with him when he died =
 '"Tell Us about it. "
 "l 'luenfer. sah, he got up through the night lie said he was too wa m lv- ing down der, with me aud de little child. ~ too wa m, he said .I'll go to de winenh and lie down defe He gen ally get upnights anyhow when he was too MI Ia
 Il don know how long he had been lyin by de wmduh fore 1 heard rus le. l gene ally keeps | lamp burnin nights heafs him say, ole oman started up and he says, 'O,9 oman, get up, And 1 jumped up an says, Olo man. lie says, What
 "l jumped up and went to him at dc winduh, and he was like lie was stlug- glin. 1 says Honey, whet's de natter? 1 and de las wo'd he said, I don know l said, Lord have mercy, whats de matter wid y0u?' And after said dat he | didn't say no mo. Gen men, he died | right off. l said Lord Jesus. my hus- i band gone. What am l gwine to do2' ! No one was with he but dat child l l went out and hollered Some said l [ o'clock at night dey heard me holler. l | went out and hollered for some one fo come, fo' my husband was dead = Washington Post
 Divided skirts.
 No girl who has faced the wind in a divided bicycle skirt on frosty day will return 10 the old opeu Tapping skirt that ilapedes her movements IS it chills her knees. The divided skirt has the yeas by great majority, and she will east about to sec how she can make the prettiest divided skirt she knows how. There are divided skirts and divided skirts, you know, and there Is wide difference in kind.
 X new bicycle costume is made of heavy Scotch cheviot in small, irreeu. lar brown and ian check The skirt k . well hanging divided skirt. reaching to the shoe tops, with two broad box plaits at the back and front that are so full that one Aeyer suspects the dividing line at all
 The jacket IS short, snug garment, ut Ill all irregular way at the front tc show quite an expanse of the brown lin. sn blouse front 4 bread white braid 'oilows the edge of the jacket, and at Inc back seam of the sleeve the braiding s quite elaborate. A dark brown suede belt and t sofs white berretfa complete this outing toi. et- The black beIretta is worn also. and III very cold days a chamois jacket is iipped or underDf the bicycle suit New York z Ass