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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-10
ANOTHER MATCH
Arranged Between whey Jones' and A. P. Turnoys Horsss--To Run
 Thursday.

Two weeks ago the sporting fra ternity was much enthused over a horse race between A. P. Turney's pacing mare and Wiley Jones trot- ter, Trixter. So great was the inter- est in this race that odds of 2 to l were placed on the Turney animal by some of our sports-came out loser by half mile.
 The Turney men have great hopes for their horses success. They have ra'sed q purse of $500 and they say that "the Turney marc will leave Trixter in the shade on next Thurs dny afternoon at Jones Park
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-10
THE GRAND LEADER.

The J. H. Eddins Dry Goods Co. s fall opening is also in progress to- day to continue three days, but owing to the rush at the Grand Leader this morning the Graphic reporter was unable to get inside ol the building and obtain data for an adequate description, which we shall attempt to give in Tuesdays issue.
 An Italian string band from Little Rock is in attendance, and tonight the Grand Leader will give it's friends free concert, to which the public is cordially invited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-10
The
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 in all it's glory IS no brighter than the merchant who uses Long Distance Telephone to promote his business. It is tue ountain from which springs success. THE ---
 Southwestern
 Telegraph and
 Telephone Co.
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THE STATE FAIR
Complimentary Comment on the Part of
 ,he State Prass,

The Pine Bluff Fair promises to be more interesting and attractive than ever before. A large list of unusal attractions are booked, and our peo- pie should give it all the encourage nent possible attending and making exhibits. Rison Bazoo,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-10

5he Bnsiness Mems League. of this place, will endeavor to collect an ex- hibit for the Pine Bluff Fair. Farm ers and others who have anything to exhibit are requested to leave such articles with c. ". Smith, tt the old hard ware store Fordycc Chronicle Enterprise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-10

Inc omnibuses of one London con,- pany covered just about 90, 900. 900 miles in the course of a year, the dts tance sufficient to take them nearly three times around the world every day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-10
Es OF HONOR.

of Massaohasetts-Nosae Various Lodges.
 Eor Arthur M. Willis of Mol loud of the order In Massa,
 chusetts, is well
 known to tho crs
 der throuahout
 tho country, hay
 ing represented M his jurisdiction WI in the supreme
 lodge. MT. Willis
 is well qualified Co fa fill tho position to VA which he has been 1 1 chosen both by
 reason of his long
 experience in the es< councils of the or- E der and his ability
 to do tho right
 thing at tho prop
 CT time, which he LIS. has amply proved Be is yet q young man and |s duties at n time whom his i will be called forth to keep |s upward road, for since the been digested and thorough |the tide of membership ie | in tho old order.
 b iadgn will meet at Wash E llkc!Y to make los in t4.e present laws of the of the grand lodge officers 1tts arc s1 500 for the grand zoo for the grand treasurer. 5 of the grand lodge of Ken as follows: On hand at last F; receipts last term, S2,- &, ,sfTS2 payments by 'er, $l, 5e9; by grand report dance on hand, $f,244.7h any sleep in worry about in lments because of the war. 1f Honor have surmounted lties than thak
 ts of Honor -ef New York iented q silver soryiee valued ast Supreme Dictator John ' should thoroughly memo snd practice 1t until he can 10 best effect in his power, cial assessment in July, and Q, as their object will have pniplished.
 ould thoroughly understand lts must he paid within the by law.
 that was taken by the nor in changing from thu system of apport.oning as. distinctly in keeping with prder bears.
 lodges of the ordor in Lou total membership of 05i. af, l3, on which $25, GOO in aid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-10

RHEUMATISM causes more uches and pains than any other disease It Is Tue to acided in the blood, and is cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla which nentralizes this acid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-10
d sn,,r to prtda.

''It does man good to be rejected by 9 girl.
 "Why?'
 ''It makes him pitch in and marry a Rsore attractive girl. "-Chicago Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-10

HOODS PILLS cure biiiousness- Mailed LOT ? cents by C. | Hood z Co, Lowell, Mass. =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-10

! of Massaohasetts-Noess ] Various Lodges. kor Arthur M. Willis of Mol loud of the order In Massa,
 chusette. is well
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-10

The organization is in most douyiah- Ing condition.
 The estimated revenue of tho grand commandery of Massachusetts Is S1o, 900 per capita tax and Si,000 per oapsta tax from new members. Charles Steasa Is grand cclnasnder.
The herald., 1898-02-28

trasted bx tho apostle. Vhs law. 4 q said
"Gepdereth to bondage what q the
meaning OF this statement? 1s It not found
in the purpose for which law Is instituted
Law can never give life nor bestow favor;
Its province - TO establish the standard
of righteousness Uherefore II becomes
the testing process. 1t Is so IN spman law
The prisoner at the bar can only pc con-
victed when, after evidence has been pro-
duced upon the clear presentation OF the
fact, some ordinance or statute mas
been violated. So It is with divine law.
Its purpose Is to manifest the holiness OF
the Almighty and to manifest the dere-
Lotions OF man. Well, then, has this same
apostle said: "The strength of sin Is the
law"
But what the law could not do the gospel
effects. Its purpose is to show the way
OF recovery; offering pardon and recon-
ciliation 1t brings man back by his accept
ance of the proffered terms and the blood
OF Christ into blessed reunion and active
co-operation with the Father. Does this
place a premium upon wrongdoing? BY
no means. for the doctrine Of redemption
is safe-guarded by declarations to amend
ment Of life. purity Of conduct and exalta-
tion of character. In what spirit then,
should the Christian approach his Heavenly
Father? Surely not as slave, bringing
and crouching, but with the filial recogni-
ton hy abundant love. Fear does not enter
so largely into his realization OF the new
rela ation In Christ Jesus; rather 1t is cast on
eventually and the declared will Of God
becomes the happiness of the believer.
The herald., 1898-02-28
ON SUSPICION
Six Men Arrested on Charge of
Heinous Bestality

George Potter, Charles DAILY, George
Thompson, Joseph Hurley, John Fay and
Henry Lee are In the city JAIL and oppo-
site their names on the police register ap.
pears the word suspicion" Behind the
charge there is one which, If it is proven
will probably be the causeof sending the
six men, or some of them, to the state s
prison for long term. They were ar
rested at o'clock yesterday morning In
the old st. George house, at Commercial
and Alameda streets, by Patrolmen Lehn-
hansen. Cox. Moore and Quinn, and with
them Jacob Schaefer was taken to the
city jail, where he is held as a witness
schaefer is only IA years of age He came
to this city yesterday from the country
and while on Los Angeles street he met
the others, and asked them where he could
get cheap room. According to his story
they told him that they would furnish a
place for him to sleep, and took him to
the st. George house. Schaefer declares
that each of the men In turn assaulted him
In a criminal manner, and they were en-
gagged in 1t, he says, until moment before
the police arrived and placed the whole
gang under arrest.
The herald., 1898-02-28
THE THEosoPHIsTs
A SCHOOL TEACHERS CLAIM
Matters Of Interest in San Bernardin
Courts

SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. 2.-The case
of Miss May Newell to compel the city
board of education to keep its contract is
evidently destined to create quite q sensa-
ton. It has been In progress several days
and the end seems to be farther off than
at the start. The plaintiff has nearly
dropped out Of sight and is seldom referred
to in the conduct OF the case. the aim being
to air the old fight of year or two ago and
more when the action of the board was
conducted on the 3-2 style, the president
and one member being pitted against the
other three. In what the former called q
Conspiracy" and 1t is the working out
of that combine that is taking up the at
tention Of the court and attorneys.
Judgment has been handed down in the
case of the Savings Bank Of Redlapds
against Gustave Anderson, In which note
given July 10, 1896. for $500 has increased In
value to $703.89 and the following property
is to be sold to satisfy the judgment: The
north half of the northeast quarter, the
southeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter. and the northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter of section A. township
south of range 2 west, comprising 100 acres
A divorce was granted Henry Briggs
from Rosetta Briggs, the latter not ap.
pearing to contest the suit.
The First Holiness church Of Redlands
has petitioned for permission to sell two
lots of real estate. formerly occupied by
the church and parsonage In Redlands
as they have moved to better location and
have no use for the former site. The hear
ing is set for Saturday next.
Marriage license has been issued to
Frank MUIR. native OF France, aged "a,
and Laura X. cantwell. native of Califor.
mia, aged 20; also to Joseph Stephen
strawser. native Of Indiana. aged q, and
Winnie Belle Clews, native Of California,
aged II, all parties being residents of San
Bernardino.
The herald., 1898-02-28

elected pastor OF the Baptist church at
Carrolton by the most unanimous vote ever
cast by its members.
It was at the annual church meeting over
which DR.. Fits was presiding. One Of the
members has a pet pug dog that has been
taught number of tricks one being to
rise on his hind legs and walk at the COM
DR.. Wingo had retired in order that the
church might vote on the question OF his
reelection. One brother had moved tho
reelection of DIR. Wingo. Another had
seconded the motion and several speeches
had been made, while the pug dog, blink
Ing solemnly, sat In the front part Of the
church. The question was called for. and
DR.. Fits put It: "All who are in favor Of
the reelection OF Brother wingo Will
please stand"
Everybody rose, and then the pug dog got
up very solemnly on his hind legs and
walked around in front Of the pulpit.
Everypody laughed, and then DR.. Wingo
was informed that he had been reelected
ny the unanimous vote OF the members and
the dog.-Atlanta Journal
The herald., 1898-02-28
A1LEeoR1cAL INTERPRETATION
The Proper Comparison of Scripture
With Scripture

At Christ church Rev. Alfred S. Clark
took his text from Galatians, iv:A:
(which things are an allegory?'' The
allegorical Interpretation of holy scripture,
said the speaker, is Endorsed by no less an
authority than the Apostle Paul; yet 1t has
to be safe-guarded by certain tests and
limitations. Not the imaginary and fanci-
full interpretations of individuals, but thar
comparing of scripture with scripture that
gives us connected whole. Even when
the historic incident or parsonage is taken
as the adumbration of spiritual truth.
there Is always In some other portion of
the word corroborative evidence
Dean Farrar, In his history of interpre-
tation of scripture, gives us the wild va
garies Of the rabinical and medieval alle-
gorists. Still, preachers in all ages have
resorted to this method of exposition as
one Of the departments of homiletics. The
apostle takes two sermons from the sons
of Abraham, Ishmael and Isaac, as the rep
resentatives of the two covenants, the law
and the gospel. OF the one It is said that
he was born Of bond woman; that he
came after the flesh; that he was Of a
prosecuting spirit, and that he was cast
out. OF the other II is said that he was
born Of free woman according to the
promise; was prosecuted and finally I'M
hertted. In every age OF Christianity hoh
been re-enacted this same old story, and III
Al likelihood # VIM be perpetuated to ths
4. TbS nm saa IA sospeI ax> lI,g1 r I1X
The herald., 1898-02-28
AvARIcE AND FALsEHooD
Christ, the Incarnation of Truth, Win
Triumph Over Lies

Rev. David Walk, In the Church of
Christ on Eighth street near Central av-
enue yesterday read Acts iv:s2-S7; vi. He
announced as the subject OF his sermon.
"Avarice and Falsehood." Paradise was
lost by a lie. The devil Is the father OF lies.
We have the highest authority In heaven
or on earth for this statement Satan told
the first lie to the first man and succeeded; /;
he tried his tactics ON the infant church
and failed. And the failure herein recorded
is the precursor Of the final overthrow Of
the devil and all other liars. Christ Is the
incarnation of truth. He will tear the
mask from all pretense and Hypocrisy. The
same forces are at work in the church now
as In the days of the apostles. The Holy
Spirit is as present In the church now as It
was then. A lie to the Holy Spirit now Is
just as heinous as 1t was then. They en-
tered into an agreement to deceive the
church as to their liberality. They seem
not to have taken into account the pres
ence Of the Spirit. Their death was the act
OF God, not Of the apostle. If this guilty
pair had succeeded In palming their lie
upon the apostles, their authority would
have been at an end. The church Of Christ
would have died then and there. This
scripture does not teach communism The
sale of lands and goods was optional. An
anias and his wife saw that liberality was
popular 1t always Is. We love to witness
acts of liberality-with other mems money!
Satan seized upon the two most vulnerable
points n the human soul-avarioe and
falsehood. No two sins are so universal
A burial with Christ In baptism means the
surrender of evrything to God. When a
church pretends to be doing something
that 1t is not doing. 1t is lying to God. The
church of Christ exists for some other pur-
pose that self-glorifcation. The church.
in the scriptural apprehension of the term.
is not club. or place of entertainment; nor
does 1t exist for exploiting the deeds and
greatness of the pastor" The church is
not the end, but simply the means to the
end and purpose OF Gods benevolence 10
the race. 1t Is Gods workshop, where the
raw material is fabricated into forms of
immortal beauty. 1t was necessary to
make an example of these primitive liars
When a member of the church pretends to
be poorer than he Is as an excuse for av-
arice. he is guilty OF the sin of Ananias;
and unless he repents God Will take him in
hand in his own time. When a church
pleads poverty beyond what the facts will
justify, in order to cover its avarice. 1t is
guilty of the same sin, The temptation 10
be thought liberal is very great; so great
that some professed Christians do not hes
itate to lie about II. Let them beware, for
the day of reckoning Is coming, and the
fate of Ananias and his guilty wife stands
as warning to all such offenders. Breth-
rem, let us put away the love of money and
be careful to tell the truth If we tell any,
thing.
The herald., 1898-02-28
= WEEDS A MuLATTo WOMAN
Strange Infatuation Of William Well
Jr., Of vinelaud, N, J..

New Hork.--One OF those strange in
fatuations which sometimes creep into
the heart Of a man has set all vineland,
N. j., talking. and may result in the dis
inheritance Of favorite son. The simple
legal tale Is told In the marriage records
Of Camden, where there is inscribed the
fact that ON the 9th day Of last Septem-
Der William Wells, jr., was married to
Miss Sarah Woodford, q muiatto, Justice
Bodine officiating.
The man and the woman who is npw
his wife were playmates in the old days.
The Wopdford family came up from the
south and settled at Vineland. Young
Wells business. when he grew to man.
hood. took him away from home. but he
returned about year ago, to find the
mulatot girl grown to q handsome and
we'll educated woman The old attach
ment was renewed, and, in spite Of the
fury Of the father, they were married
The Wells are wealthy people. The
elder Wells was for many years q cotton
buyer in St. Louis. Several years ago
he went to vtneiand ana Invested his
money In realty, Values Increased ana
the old gentleman Il today oounted q
millionaire. ss
The herald., 1898-02-28
To tho Public

3
At the regular monthly meeting Of Los
Angeles Typographical Union No. ia held
Sunday, February a. 1895, the following
was adopted and ordered published In the
Los Angeles Morning Herald. Evening
Record and the Evening Express;
To the Public: Los Angeles Typograph-
ical Union No. ia takes this means OF in
forming the public that the Los Angeles
Labor World and Silver Champion in no
Floridos. 104; Areusa, 1o4; Tinorah. 10l;
thorized TO speak for It. and has not since
It's reputation by the Los Angeles County
Council of Labor had the right. by intima-
tion or otherwise, TO represent the same.
J. D. Gilmer, President. William M.
Hawkins. Secretary.
(Seal)
Los Angeles. CAL, Feb. 2S 1898.
The herald., 1898-02-28

The house Of which 2231s Boyd street is
a part consists of four flats, owned by Mr.
Wagner, and rented by Mrs. Kate Helm
miller, who leases the flats to families
while she resides in another house in the
rear of the place. She was shown the fore
going telegram from Phoenix last night
and asked IL she knew the woman who Is
reported to have committed suicide. She
said there was no one in her flats now OF
that name, nor had there been during the
past year. She had known a concert singer
who gave her name as Mrs. Josie Black
who had occupied one of her flats and
who had left the city to go to Phoenix
last summer. At present the number men,
family.
The herald., 1898-02-28
FIsHERMAN's CATCH
His Hook Brings Up p7ill Two and a
Half Centuries Old

Worcester, Mass.-A will over two GEN.
turtles old has just been found by Douglas
fisherman. While he was fishing through
the Ice of Bad Luck pond one OF his tits
gave indications Of bite. The line was
drawn in, but instead of big pickerel
there was a mysterious looking old green
rawhide case. about two inches in circum-
ference and ten inches In length, on the
hook. 1t was will made by John Coffin
bequeathing two houses and four lots near
Sunderland, England. to his daughter
Mary. The will had the official stamp Of
Oliver Cromwell. lord protector Of Eng
land. and Is signed by John Coffin aud two
witnesses-Moses Trafton and Elizabeth
Marsh. The document Is dated March 8,
1886 John Coffin came to this country pos
sibly for political reasons, bringing this
will with him. How It found its way to the
bottom OF Bad Luck pond Is matter Of
conjecture. The case and document have
been sent to the Smithsonian institution at
Washington.
The herald., 1898-02-28
YESTERDAYS SERMONS
A SERIES OF LEcruREs ON TEE
ANGLICAN CHURCH
THE TRUE AND FALSE VISION
Rev. David Walk Rebukes Avarice
and Falsehood--Allegorical In
terpretations Of Scripture

Rev. B. w. r.. Tayler delivered the first
Of series of lectures In st. Johns church
last evening. to large congregation. The
subject discussed was the church, and the
reverend speaker traced the origin of the
Episcopal church back to the earliest days
of British history, before st. Augustine,
the missionary from the church Of Rome.
came to England to preach the gospel to
the Saxons in Kent. Historical records
were quoted to show that at least three
centuries before st. Augustines time. the
church existed In Britain, subject to no
authority but her own, and with her own
apostolic ministry. Through the intrigues
Of kings, the church was bound hand and
foot and delivered over to the authority OF
the Roman pontiff, but at the Reformation
the unlawful authority was thrown on
No new church was made; 1t was the same
old Ecclesia Auglicana. and her formalitias
adhered to were the old standards of prim-
tive Christianity The Reformation on the
continent of Europe was more strictly
revolution, when true Catholic doctrine as
well as Roman errors were thrown aside.
Fortunately the conservative character OF
the English Reformers made 1t possible to
retain Catholic truth. apostolic succession
and valid sacraments, while the distinctly
modern tenets of Rome were discarded.
The Episcopal church, standing midway
between the church of Rome and Protest.
antism, being in herself Catholic In one
sense and Protestant in another. offers the
surest and best haven of refuge for divid-
ed and distracted Christendom. The speak
er also alluded to the three schools of
thought in the Episcopal church, common
ly called High, Low and Broad, and stated
that they each emphasized one phase of
truth which needed emphasizing. The first
school made prominent Catholic truth and
order, linked with the necessity for the
sacramental life. The second school EN-
phasized the need of personal piety and
personal holiness. And the third school
contended for sound scholarship and ert-
dition in meeting the theological problems
of the day. Instead of these schools being
antagonistic they are really complement
ary to each nth her
The herald., 1898-02-28
Anaheina Notes

ANAHEIMy Cal, Feb. A-Dr. w. H.
Perdomo is very Ill with consumption and
his death may occur at any hour. His
brother Is expected from the east and It
IL sincerely hoped THAT he will arrive In
time to see the doctor alive.
Miss Bertha Lee daughter OF DIR. Lee,
who died In this city ON september last.
Is very low with consumption and cannot
live but q short time
This section of the country Is very much
In need Of rain and feed Is getting very high
In consequence.
The colonization company that was form
Ing to go to Mexico Is meeting with some
trouble In their arrangements and It now
looks as II the scheme might be abandoned.
Born. to Postmaster Littlehsld and wife.
on Wednesday evening q boy.
The herald., 1898-02-28
souTHnaN CALIFORNIA NOTES

There is an orchard of about twenty
acres OF orange trees between San Ber-
nardino and Cotton that has been irrigated
with warm sulphur water, and although
Prof Hilgard Of the state university
stated 1t as his opinion that the orchard
would not be injured. yet the opposite
is the result and the trees are dropping
leaves and apparently becoming diseased.
An orchard near the foothills. that Is irri-
gated from the farm sulphur water OF Ar
rowhead springs. Is suffering the same
way.
In building on an addition to their church
the San Bernardino Presbyterians cut out
the end OF their edifice and, to close the
opening for Sunday hung an old drop cur
tain from theater across on which we're
various advertisements. Yesterday morn
ing the congregation, In looking around the
room were Mortified to fnd among the
usual scripture texts and notices on the
walls such quotations as these: San Ber-
nardino Winery conpanys wines are the
best" and Drink Fredericksburg beer"
The funeral Of E. II. Cartwright took
place yesterday afternoon At o'clock from
his late residence at San Bernardino. There
was very large attendance of friends.
Rev. A. J. Frost. D. D.. officiated.
The ladies OF the Woinan's Christian
Temperance union of San Bernardino meet
tomorrow to arrange for memorial to Miss
Frances Willard at an early date, in which
they will be assisted by delegates from
Cotton, Rialto. Highland and elsewhere
The subject of building a road down the
Santa Monica blum at Montana avenue to
the beach is being agitated. At that point
there is pronounced indenture in the
blum and 1t is proposed to spend about
5000 on putting grade in there the money
to be raised by private subscription.
Chris Jantzen. proprietor OF small res
taurant In Santa Monica. Is confident that
he will be able to prove his right, as the
sole surviving relative, to PROPERTY to the
value Of $4,000 left by Christian Christen-
sen, a resident OF Stockton. who died re-
Gently.
Silver Wave lodge of Rebekahs, Santa
Monica, will give social next Wednesday
evenlng az Odd Fellows. hall for the ben-
eft of sick sister.