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The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29
Power of Supervisors Defined.

City Attorney Creswell filed an impor tant opinion with the Board of Super visors yesterday relative to the power of the board to share the expenses of grad ing streets with interested property owners. The opinion concerned the grad ing or Harrison street, between Fifth and Slxtn, where Improvements were made below the official grade and in conse- quence for the protection of property cer- tain work is now necessity. According share the expense with the property owners
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29
On Eastern Diamonds.

CINCINNATI, April 2s.-The Reds cap tured the postponed game from the In- dians to-day. Cleveland played poorly in the field, and could not hit Breitenstein at opportune times. Score:
 R. H. E. SlAClIHdli ''..s-sss.ss U OleNelanQ I Batteres-Breitenstein and Peitz; Wilson and O'Connor. Umpires-O' Day and Mcdonald. WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The Wash ington-New York game was postponed on account of rain.
 BALTIMORE, April 2S.-The Baltimore Brooklyn game was postponed owing to the rain-
 PHILADELPHIA, April 2S-The Phila- delphia-Boston ball game has been post poned because of the rain.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29
Suit for Divorce.

Mrs. M. E. Dean has filed a suit for divorce against her husband, Lieutenant A. T. Dean, on the grounds of failure to provide. Mrs Dean alleges that for some time past her husband has done nothing whatever toward supporting her, and she sues flor divorce and maintenance while the suit Is pending. The story of Lieu told in The Call
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29
YOUNG CRIFFO'S
 BLOWS FATAL Bull" McCarty Dies of Injuries Received in
 the Fight. Concussion of the Brain Caused by the Series of Punches
 Administered. While No Ono Blow Was Serious, hN Io
While No Ono Blow Was Serious the Continued Hannnering Gull
 minated in Death.
Special Dispatch to Tn. Call.

SACRAMENTO, April 2S. =" Bull" McCarty, who was knocked out by Young Griffo last night, died tonight at the Sisters Hospital.
 The Sacramento Athletic Club, under whose auspices the fight was held, is very much exercised over the affair, and the belief is prevalent that 1t may be death blow to fistic sport in Sac
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29
GRIFFo MUST ANSWER.
He Whipped Man to Death Who
 Was in No Condition to Fight.

Young Griffo. the Australian prize fighter, cried like a child last evening when he heard of Bull" McCarty's death in Sacramento. It was said that McCarty died from the effects of the punching he received from Griffo, but this is the first time in the history of Griffo that even a knockdown was scored by the clever Australian.
 Griffo is not heavy hitter and there are nany peopIe Wno scout tne loea or of Griffo's blows.
 McCarty is not from the East as
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29
FOR EIGHT
 HOT ROUNDS "Kid" Mcfarland and Joe Walcott Fight to
 a Draw.
Walcott Bushes the First Two Rounds and Keeps the Kid
 in His Corner.
But After That the Battle Was Fast and Furious, and Honors
 Were About Even.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

DETROIT. April 2S.-"Kid" Mozart land and Joe Walcott fought eight rounds to a draw here tonight. Wal colt rushed the first two rounds and kept the Kid" in his corner. In the subsequent rounds the fight was fast and the honors about even.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29
On Trial for His Life.

A jury was secured in Judge Wallace's court yesterday to try Charles Dean. a half-breed Chinese. who stabbed and killed Wong Yup Sing, Chinese woman on February 14 last, at 639 Pacific street. Dean was jealous of the woman, and. calling her to the front door of the house in which she was living. stabbed her several times. Dean pleaded guilty to a charge of murder several weeks ago, but afterward withdrew the plea.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29
CONSOLIDATION OF THE LEAGUES An Experts Opinion on What It Promises to
 the Public. Question of Going Under the National Leagues Pro
 lection.
Joe Corbett Thinks We Are Good Enough as an Independent
 Organization.
BY JOE cORBETT.

Now that the two~local leagues have consolidated joy reigns supreme in the hearts Of the faithful and consistent "rooter" over the prospect that at last his long wished for opportunity to wit ness some real good baseball is about to be realized.
 The immense amount of enthusiasm al- ready manifested among the lovers of the
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29
Estates in Probate.

Louis Abrahams, who died on the 2fst inst, left a. estate valued at s10000, to be distributed among relatives living in this city.
 Anna Koenig has petitioned the Superior Court for letters of administration on an estate of unknown value left by her hus- band Moritz Koenig, a grocer
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29
Won by Gilt Edges.

GRASS VALLEY, April 2S.-A hotly contested game between the Gilt Edges of Sacramento and the Monarchs of this city was won by the former by a score of 10 to s. Harvey pitched the first five and Edges. the latter being hit hard. over myer and Whitburn were the battery for the home team.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29
APPOINTING OFFICERS
 FOR SAN JOSE

SAN JOSE. April 2S.-The appointive board elected at the recent election to fill various commissions created under the new charter held its first meeting this evening. After a short executive session the following appointments were made:
 Police and Fire Commission-William Osterman, Thomas F. Morrison, D. L. Finnigan. William Carmichael and An drew s. Mackenzie.
 T. J. Stone, George w. Morehead, J. J. McLaurin and Dan J. Mckinley.
 Board of Health-Drs William Simpson, George w. Seifert, J.. J. Miller, Robert Caldwell and J. U. Hall Jr
 Another meeting will be held tomorrow evening, when 1t is expected the balance of the appointive officers will be named
 A Bone of Contention.
 PALO ALTO. April 2s.-The junior farce entitled "A Bone of Contention '' written by Wallace A. Irwin 0O, was played in Encina Gymnasium this even- ing and was received with great satisfac- ton by a jolly college audience. The theme was the annual rush between sophomores and freshmen, and was ampli- fled by a realistic and lively encounter on the stage. The parts were all exceed ingly well taken and the plot showed the following students w. In. rsrba, F. F. Rogers. J. K. Bonnell, C.<M. Bradley, Pascal Smith, w l.. Bell, I. M. Noble, Ralph Arnold, c. T. Forsyth and Misses Helen McMillan, May Ferrel and Eliza beth Lewis.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29
SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.
ip Me. Afilbras. Gran

First Race-Don't Skip Me. Milbrae. Gran dezia.
 Second Race-Nuncomar Niihau Amasa- Third Race-Miss Lynah, Montallade Daisy F.
 Fourth Race-Fonsovannah, Morinel. Joe Ull- man.
 Fifth Race-Milt Young. Sombre, Owyhee. Sixth Race-Thelma Treachery San Marco.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29
Attached for Debt.

A set of double carriage harness was attached yesterday afternoon at the resi- dence of P. J. Baldwin, 1217 California street, on an execution for $65 judgment given to Mrs. b. G. Mahoney for money loaned
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29
Superstition in Medicine.

Dr. Henry Gibbons Jr. will deliver lecture tonight in the Lane lecture course at Cooper Medical College upon Superstition in Medicine"
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29

stition in Medicine" An exceedingly large attendance is expected, as the subject is one that Is at present exciting much ln- terest among the medical fraternity.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29
A Bone of Contention.

fHow to Succeed as a Journalist" by one of the greatest newspaper men in the country; in next Sundays Call.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29
A Lecture at Cooper Medical College

The ninth lecture of the Lane cours
 will take place at the Cooper Medical Col lege to-day. It will be delivered by Dr HenFy Gibbon Jr., under the title Super
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29

pAcFIc COAST JOCKEY CLUBIngesde
 Winter Meeting. Thursday. April iSes
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-29

en- oy Enperor of
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CAUGHT MAPPING.
A Negro Who Expected to Burgla rize Room Found Sleeping
 Under the Bed.

Some monts ago the patrons ot Steels wagon yard were robbed while they were asleep in the stable, A negro employed in the yard was suspected of being the thief. He was, however, never caught up with, and continued in Mr. Steel's em- ploy. Last Friday the negro was discharged,
 As MT. Steers patrons were going to bed last Wednesday, night they heard load snoring under the bed. They looked under the bed and found a sleeping negro, the negro who was suspected of committing the other robberies. Officers were sum- moned and the negro arrested. He could give ID reason for his being there, and it is evident he had slip ped in the room early in the night, expecting to rob the occupants. Having gone to sleep while waiting for the midnight hour, he was caught mapping
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Sent Out From Key West Relative to the Battle
 ship Maine.
BEGINS TO LOOK LIKE SPANISH
 TREACHERY.
Capt sigsbee Said teHave Priv ateIy Wired the Navy Depart
 ment to that Effect.
Special to the GRAPHIC.

Special to the GRAPHIC.
 ST. Lotus, Feb. 17-A correspond ent of the Associated Press has just reached Key West, Fla, from the scene of the wreck of the Maine aud telegraphs that a diver who has been at work on the wreck has found an eight inch percussion hole in oneo of the plates of the ships hull. It is said this fact demonstrates that the Maine was destroyed by an enemy.
 It is expected that Capt. sigsbee's report that the ship was torpedoed will be at once dispatched to Wash ington. War talk and desire fot positive action is being heard from all sections of the country, while as yet there is no positive evidence that.it was premeditated it seems to be the general belief that it was.
 ". ". WARE.
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KEY WEST, Feb. 1.-The cores pondent of the Associated Press has been assured in a reliable quarter that Captain Sigsbee is under the impression that the warship Maine was blown up by floating torpedo and that he has communicated his impressions to Washington and ask. iug that the naval department should send naval engineers and mechanics to investigate the ex plosion.
 The olivette with sixty-two sur vivors of the Maine, arrived at 10:2O tonight.
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ApMIRAL nRowN,s opINIoN

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb 16.-ReaI Admiral George Brown, who was the highest officer in the navy till his retirement last year. was informed of the naval casualty in Havana harbor. The Admiral was exceed ingly surprised to hear of the de struetion of the Maine. and from the meager news was loath to venture any explanation of the affair.
 sI can offer nothing but vague con lecture as to the probable cause of the destruction of, the Maine. although it would seem to me at this time that when an investigation is made it will be found that an explosion occurred on boad the vessel.
 The Admiral was asked if 1t were possible that a torpedo lying in the harbour could have accidentally ex- pIoded under the ship. He could not think this could have been pos sible. If Il torpedo caused the ex- Dlosion it must have been sent from shore, for torpedoes are not lying around loose in Havana harbor, where hundreds of ships are ia and out.
 "I am sure no official had any
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POLICE COURT.
Business Transacted at the Morning
 Session.

Joe Alexander and Louis Mitchell two negro boys, were arrested foi fighting and fined s5. % each. They were committed to work out their fines on the street.
 Case against Maria Maxwell, for disturbing the peace, was continued.
 Patsy Bivins was fined $10.00 for disturbing the peace.
 Cases against Clarence Bussey for disturbing the peace and for bur glary, were transferred to magis- trate's court.
 Two eases against r. c. Norris, one for carrying pistol and one for threatening to fight, were continued.
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100 CAY.

F. c. Norris, a white citizen of Der mott, paid Pine Bluff q visit yester pay and was doing the town" He entered a game of craps last night at John Young's saloon. He became boisterous during the game and ftourished q pistol about the faces oi his companions. Robert Johnson. a deputy sheriff, arrested Norris. After sleeping in the calaboose he was brought before the the Police Court.
 The two eases, one for carrying a pistol and tue other for threatening to fight, were continued.
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thing to do with it. fla torpedo was responsible. Oh, no, said he, there could have been no explosion Of a torpedo by the dragging of the Maine's harbor or anything of that sort. Nor are there any submerged mines in the anchor. I don't recall any similar affair of this kind in the history of the United States Navy, either in time of peace or time oi war"
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Mr. Wilbur ". Harrison. of Ander- son, Ind, arrived in the city this morning. He comes for the purpose Of Investigating the practicability of establishing an electric car-line here. He has been looking over the town today and meeting local cap italists. After acquiring desired in- formation he will consult with other oreign capitalists.
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Miss Josie Dreyfus is today the happy possessor oi a new Kimball piano, q gift of her generous father. It is a duplicate of the White House and of the Adeline Patti. Miss Drey- fus is one of our leading musicians and with such fine instrument she will some day stand ut the head.
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The Shakers Of Mount Lebanon, a ommunity of simple, honest, God aring men and women, have pre- red the Shaker Digestive Cordial many years, and it is always the D, simple, honest, curative medi- Shat has helped to make the vs the healthy. long-lived peo- they are. The Shakers ney- Indigestion. This is partly iasir simple mode of life, WWonderful properties of AveCordial. Indigestion
 Nestomach glands not
 ugh digestive juice.
 we cordial supplies
 Shaker Digestive
 the stomach and
 It after q while
 As evidence of
 Digestive Cor
 Snted on cv-
 iggists, price
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Mr. Joe Ross and Miss Amy Cald- well were married this afternoon at Double Wells. The bride is the daughter of well known market gardener, who furnishes Pine Bluff ians with vegetables.
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Gordon Hamilton, Q negros2s& was up before the police court for petit larceny He worked for the Boyce News News Co. and callectea subscriptions to the amount 6E$ and pocketed the money. Hjs case was continued.
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G. w. Grammer, the negro arrested by Mir Creed Taylor, in Hot Springs, was tried in Areh'd Nivin's court this morning for embezzlement. He was bound over to await the action of the grand jury.
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The habeas corpus case over the possession of Fannie Ann Gentry, which case was being argued in the chancery court Tuesday, has been continued until Satumlay.
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Misses Hudson and Temple, the two charming young ladies of el, son, Tenn., left this afternoon for Little Rock, after visit to Mrs. w. T. Young. Their many friends here look for another.early visit.
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Mr ". H. Mitchell. Of Little Bay, is guest of the Arlington today.
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Mr. Harry Bradford arrived io the city today from El Reno, Oklahoma. He will visit his family and parents here for several weeks
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Pete Mustachia and Miss Pearl Wright were married at St. Joseph's s Catholic church this morning at : o'clock by Rev. J. NJ. Lucy.
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Mir. June Ingram has gone to Hot Springs to indulge in the baths of that famous resort for 8 while.
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Mrs. M. W. Bell has gone to Hills boro, Texas, to attend the marriage of Miss Slater.
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Mrs. Mollie Smith left this morn. ing for Altheimer. where she will visit relatives.
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County Judge W. D. Jones left Monday for Omaha. Nebraska, In the interest of Arkansas representa- tion ut the Omaha Exposition.
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Messrs. Wm. Ramsey and c. R.. Hannford, of Batesyllle, are guests of the Arlington today.
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Capt. M. c. Sennett came in over the Atheimer branch this morning from New Gascony.
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Mir. A. w. Mills went up to Little Rock today on a business visit.
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Mr. A. ". Pearee, of Little Bay, is a visitor in the city today.
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Miss Turner, q beautiful and popu- lar young lady of Nashville, arrived in the city this afternoon on a yisit to Misses Georgia and Mamie Brad fnr1
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Miss Claire O. Bloom is confined to her home by Illness.
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Messrs. John r. Bell and L. N. Williams, ot Roe, are visitors to this city today.
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Sheriff J. c. Clary, of Warren, is q visitor to this city today.
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Mir. l.. P. Walsh, of Big Spring, is among the guests of the Arlington today.
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Miss Mamie Bradford will arrivein the city tomorrow to visit her parents.
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Mrs. Quattlebaum returned home to sherrill today after a visit to this city.
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Mir. J. W. Forbes. an insurance man of Little Rock, is in the city to- day.
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MT. L. o. Fisher, of Hampton, is a guest of the Trulock
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News was received in this city late this afternoon that Mrs. J T. Lips comb is dead.
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Dr. and Mrs. A. k. sherrin return cd to their home at Sherrin today, after short visit to friends in this esiasS
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MT. E. P. Ladd. the railraad mag nate and lumber king of Noble's Lake, Is q guest of the Trulock to- day.
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INVENTORY FILED
By the Receiver of the Honnet Dry

Mr. ehas. Well, }e receiver of the Honnet Dry Goods Co.,, has filed his inventory of the ktock.
 The merchandise{ and fixtures amount to s27, ,S1I The accounts of s3l, 136.53.
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Mir. C. !. saenger. of Newport, is a visitor 10 this city today.
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Dr. R. H. White, of Fairfield, is in the city today.
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Mr. I. ". Walker, a prominent merchant of Keystone, is ia the city today.
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lFrom Wednesday 2 Daily j
MT. J. A. Coles Is sick today.

MT. E. s. Stuck, of Jonesboro, is in. the city.
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Col. s. W. Fordyee arrived in this city on special train from the South at p. m. today.
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Mrs. P II. Mccarthy, of Tyler Texas, is the guest of her brother Mr. E. c, Howell and family.
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At the entertainment at Mrs. Peter Byrd's tonight Miss Mary Gill espie will accompany on the piano the vocal soloists who are on the program.
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Mr. J. N. Wheeler, a prominent business man Of Warren, is sregistered at the Trulock today.
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Mrs. Mary Bagg is detained at home today by an attack of La Grippe.
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Mir. H. L. Jackson and Miss Lulu l.. Kngore, were licensed to marry yesterday afternoon.
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Gordon Hampton, the negro who was arrested for collecting and keep ing subscription due the Boyee News Co, was fined S15.OO for embezzle- ment. He will work out the fine on the streets.
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Miss Susan Clark, of La Grange, Ky, who has been on a visit to rela- tives and friends at Pine Bluff, Ark, arrived in the city at noon on a short visit to the Misses Hawes be- fore returning home.-0wensboro (Ky.) Inquirer.
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EcONoMY in taking Hoods sar- d'~ saparilla, because 1N 100 doses one dollar" is peculiar to and true only of the One True BLOOD Purifier.
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Juliet Isflse No. 6 K. of P. met lasfshight. Mir M. l.. Altheimer was selected Rs |, delegate to represent the lodge at the meeting of the Grand Lodge. and Mir. Edgar Brewster was appointed as an alternate.
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Miss Bessie Ellsworth, an accom- plished society belle. of Hot Springs, arrived in the city this morning to attend the german tonight She will be the guest of Mrs. Preston JordoH for several days.
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Mir. WA Clay came ownfrom Lit tie Rock yesterday and Is registered at the Arlington.
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Miss Maggie Thompson, who has been tho guest of MT. and Mrs. Dick aByrd, returns to her homoat Camden He0morrow. She will be acco mpani- ed by Mrs. Byrd, who will visit in Camden several days.
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The Acacia Club was most de- lightfully entertained by Miss Grace York last night Full proceedings in our Society column Sunday.
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Mrs. Geo. ". Rankin. of Warner, is Fin the city today
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From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily Mrs. Geo, W. Rankin. of Warner, is Fin the city today.
 Mir C. !. saenger. of Newport, is a visitor 10 this city today.
 Mr ". H. Mitchell, Of Little Bay, is q guest of the Arlington today.
 Capt. M. G. sennett came in over the Altheimer branch this morning from New Gascony.
 MT. l. ". Walker, a prominent merchant of Keystone, Is iA the city today.
 Mrs. Mary Bagg is detained at home today by an attack of La Grippe.
 Mr. J. N. Wheeler, a prominent business man Of Warren, is registered at the Truloek today.
 Mr H. L. Jackson and Miss Lulu l.. Kngore, were licensed to marry yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs. P II. Mccarthy, of Tyler, Texas, is the guest of her brother, MT. E. c. Howell and family.
 Col. s. W. Fordyee arrived in this city on special train from the South at 3 p. m. today.
 News was received in this city late this afternoon that Mrs. J. T. Lips comb is dead.
 ECONOMY in taking Hoods sar- a1 saparilla, because {" 100 doses one dollar" is peculiar to and true only of the One True BLOOD Purifier. Mir. WA. Clay came downfrom Lit tie Rock yesterday and Is registered at the Arlington.
 The musicale on Lakeside has been postponed until tomorrow evening,
 Miss Mamie Bradford arrived in the city this morning on a visit to her parents.
 Mir. r. NJ. Rodgers, q leading at torney of Arkansas Gitv,4 is attend ing the Central Committee meeting today.
 Mrs M. J Ringlehaupt returns to her home at Little Rock this after noon, after a pleasant visit to rela- tiyes in this city.
 Call on A. Brewster S Son if you want to see the designs in wall paper.
 Mr. A. E. Ewing leaves tonight for New Orleans to take in Mardi Gras and visit relatives. He will be ab- sent ten days.
 The Acacia Club was most de- lightfully entertained by Miss Grace York last night, Full proceedings in our Society column Sunday.
 Miss Susan Clark, of La Grange, Ky, who has been on visit to rela- tives and friends at Pine Bluff, Ark, arrived in the city at noon on a short visit to the Misses Hawes be- fore returning home.-Owensboro 1 (Ky) Inquirer.
 At the entertainment at Mrs. Peter Byrd's tonight Miss Mary Gil lespie will accompany on the piano the vocal soloists who are on the program.
 Gordon Hampton, the negro who was arrested for collecting and keep ing subscription due the Boyee News Co.,, was fined Sl5.OO for embezzle- ment. He will work out the fine on the streets.
 Miss Maggie Thompson, who has been tho guest of MT. and Mrs. Dick &yrd, returns to her homeat Camden }se0morrow. She will be acco mpani- ed by Mrs. Byrd, who will visit in Camden several days. 
 Juliet I4a&se No. k. of P. met last night. Mir. M. L. Altheimer was selected sas tt delegate to represent the lodge at the meeting ofthe Grand Lodge, and Mir. Edgar Brewster was appointedas an alternate.
 Miss Bessie Ellsworth, an accom-
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MT. A. E Ewing leaves tonight for New Orleans to take in Mardi Gras and visit relatives. He will be ab- sent ten days.
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The musicale on Lakeside ha been postponed until tomorrow evening,