The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-03-25

the city. She Is destined 10 become
a great city.
Pitcher r. r. Hart, OF the Pitts
burg pa j team, now at Little Rock,
had his jaw broken Yesterday by a
ball from the bat of one Of the play
ers. Harts Jaw was broken in two
places aud he will be laid up several
weeks.
Cards are out inviting the young
friends Of Misses Aline and Mildred
Gardner to a party from to 6 p. m.
tomorrow afternoon. The little ones
will. no doubt, have a delightful
time with these little misses to en-
tertain them.
The W. H Wells real estate sale,
advertised by w. r. Kelley, receiver,
in THE WEEKLY TEXARKANIAN, will
take place tomorrow at the Miller
county court house, at Ii o'clock
a. 10. There will be some bargains
offered in this realtysale
Melvin Anderson, deputy Con-
stable, of Precinct One, Texas side,
caught a negro yesterday who was
wanted in Falls county, Tesas. The
legro confessed that he was a horse
thief and was wanted in Texas.
The sheriff of Falls county has been
telegraphed Of the capture.
Mayor Hardin has all the streets
in good condition on the West Side
and money to the credit of this
fund to the tune of a thousand dol
lars. Did any other mayor ever
finish his first term of Office with
this amount to his credit? We
think nit"
We we're surprised to learn last
night that the cement works at
White Cliffs were still closed down
and that orders were going in daily
for cement. Mr.. Baker, clerk at
the Chatfeld & Buhrmau hardware
store. said: IAN of our orders for
cement now call for White Cliffs
cement
Mr.. John Kelley, of White Cliffs,
Ark, is here today. He says he
will arrange to start up his cement
works in a short time and then
there will be no more interruption
to the output. The cement has
been tested and found equal to any
IN the world, and it will be used ex-
tensively.
We are indebted to Richard L.
Bartlett, district manager of the
Mutual Life Insurance company of
New YorL, for a perpetual calendar
OF the latest design. Mr. Bartlett
has fitted up a nice Office in the
Byrne building, on State Line ave-
nue., and is mailing out and dis
| tributing lots of insurance matter,
Orders have been issued giving
Little Rock a sub-station, where
stamps and postal supplies can be
obtained, as also money orders and
the registry of letters can be made,
Postmaster Foreman is laborlng to
have a sub-station established here
and, as he has the administrations
ear, we think he will be successful
in the long run.
Eight young men of the West
Side high school debated the ques-
ton as to whether it would be
Fright for the United States to
! Declare War on Spain for the Sake
of Freeing Cuba" this afternoon.
We would like to hear this question
debated by our young men, and
hope they will appoint a time at
night and give us their views on the
matter.
The cineograph Saturday after
noon and night at Ghio's opera
house. Every scene, every minute
detail, will be carried out the same
as when making one week stands.
| Nothing will be omitted, as the
Cineograph company employ only
the best electricians and chemists
to accompany productions for pub
gc performances, You should not
miss this.
The reporter interviewed Mr. A,
| L. Chic, as to the cause OF closing
his park, this morning, and he said
, it was done because the parties
leasing it from him had failed to
keep their contract good with him
aud he was merely going through a
lrral nrncess to nrOtect himself. He