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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-16
The Temerario Cannot Put to Sea.

ASUNCION, Paraguay June 15.-The
commission appointed by the government
of Paraguay at the instance of the United
States consul to inquire into the exact con-
dition of the Spanish torpedo boat Teme-
rario, now in these waters, reports that it
is impossible for her to put to sea- The
commission also resolved not to place any
limit upon the time in which she is to re-
pair, as certain portions of her machinery
are wanting and must be shipped to her
from abroad.
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ANOTHER BRAVE OFFICER.
Lieutenant Hughes One ofNthe Heroes
of Manila Bay.

WARRINGTON, June IA mail report
just received at the Navy Department from
Commander Z. P. Wood of the gunboat
Petrol, under date of May 4. gives an in
teresting account of the engagement ar
Manila bay supplementary to the report of
Admiral Dewey. After telling substantially
as set out in Admiral Dewey's report of the
forcing OF the entrance to the bay Com
mander Wood describes the action with the
Spanish forts and feet already published
After breakfast and the resumption of the
engagement the Petrol rounded Sangle
point about five hundred yards outside or
where the Castillo burning The fire
was then directed at the Don Antonio de
Ullao, and when it was found that she was
sinking and deserted the Petrol passed In
side and opened fire on the ships behind the
inner breakwateT. whose masts were seen
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MORE INVADERS.
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Philippines are lost TO Spain they will not
come into the possession OF any single pow
er interested in east Asia. The Berliner Post
says that If the Spanish regime comes to
an end intelligent and energetic half-breeds
mixed with Chinese and EIalays, will be
called upon to take part in the destiny of
their country or to take it altogether into
their own hands
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Coppinger win Go to Porto rico.

NEW YORK, June ia special to the
Tribune from Washington says the Fourth
Army Corps. Maj. Gen. John ]. Coppinger
commanding. has been definitely designated
TO undertake the occupation of Porto Rico
IL Will be rapidly increased to a force Of
20 600 men, including all available regulars
now in the South. with the addition OF the
best volunteer regiments at Tampa. Chicka-
manga and Falls Church, Va. These selec-
lions will be made in the next day or two
with chief regard TO the military qualities
of the volunteers and the comparative COM
pieteness of their equipment.
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Movements of Steamers.

NEW YORK, June Is Arrived: Ems.
from Naples; FREDERICK der Crosse. from
Bremen and southampton; Catania, from
Hamburg. Sailed, Majestic. for Liverpool;
Noordland. for Antwerp; America, for Lon
don.
QUEENSTOWN. June l5-Arr3ved. Sar-
via, from New York, for Liverpool
QUEENSTOWN. June 15.-Sailed: Cata-
lonia, for Boston.
LIVERPOOL. June disabled. NTonos,o
for New York.
rs soE NsS 4dEsl June 's-sAiiedi Travs.
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corrcspondents wtbout Arm.

TAMPA, Fla. June 15.-The hospital
steamship Olivette returned to Port Tampa
last night remaining here until O'Clock
coaling and receiving her first touch Of
white paint, symbolic of her peaceful mis-
sion The warlike equipments OF all the
correspondents OH board We're collected and
put on another vessel the rules OF war not
permitting arms on hospital ships The
light. The idea Of stopping at Key West
has been abandoned.
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Obituary.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. June 15.-Ex-Gov-
ernor De Witt c. Senter died last night at
Morristown, aged sixty-seven years. He
was president of the state Senate when
Governor Brownlow was elected senator and
succeeded Brownlow. He was elected to the
office for one term by the people. Ex-Gov-
ernor Senter had not taken active part
in politics for many years.
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Against the Monument Regents.

A decision unfavorable to the regents of
the state soldiers and sailors monument in
their suit against the auditor of the state
was rendered by the Supreme Court yester-
day. The board undertook to require the
auditor to pay part of the cost of the War
and Peace groups and OF the engines and
pumps for the fountains out of the general
fund of the State, instead of out of the
r1an1Imanf fuud
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PLUCKY BLUE JACKETS.
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from and the fusillade lasted about fifteen
minutes. The Americans suffered no dam
age and apparently no one was hurt on the
other side. About noon Spanish gunboat
steamed down the inner Guantanamo har-
Dor as if to give battle, but soon retired.
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An Associated Press dispatch from Wash
ington last night says that Captain c. NJ
Rockefeller. Ninth Infantry, has been de-
tailed to recruit the Indiana company OF
army engineers and he will open headquar-
ters here The company viii rendezvous at
Fort Sheridan. Chicago.
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q heliograph for signaling purposes. The
flag and Photograph were taken as spells OF
Cubans, and the other, which already had
a few holes in it, was sunk by shots from
the Sewanee
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in Wabash College for young men who de-
sire preparing themselves for a professional
teacher.
The junior prize essayist is Lucian r.
Smith
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FOR THE BOYS

The I. M C. A. Army Committee received $13 as a result of the pat riotic meeting at Merrill Institute Sunday. This amount will be ad- ded to. This money will be for the support otY. NJ. c. 4. tents in the various army camps. Any persons who desire to contribute to this fund hand the sums donated to any mem Der of this committee or the general secretary. The committee is as fol- lows: J. H. Hudson, G. E. Valiant P. T. Crutcher, E. D. Russell and E. c. Laine. A box of good things for the boys will bs sent Wednesday or Thursday, and friends desiring to contribute may leave articles at the Merrill Institute.
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HoNoRs FOR PINE eLuFFIANs.

Drs. J. P. Runyan and J. w. Scales have returned from Eureka Springs, where they attended the annual meeting of the State Medical Association.
 Dr. R. c. Thompson remained over to attend the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias. At the close of the session of the Medical Associa- tion, Dr. T. ". Scales was elected Second Vice President and Dr. R. c. Thompson Treasurer.
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CUBAN MARCH.
Composed By Mr. Irl Armstrong, of
 This City.

Mr. lrl Armstrong is rapidly coming to the front as a musical composer, as well as singer. Mr. Armstrong has composed a number of marches, solos and instrumental selections, but his greatest and most recent success is an instru- mental piece of music entitled "The Cuban March. It is dedicated to Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, and a large number of copies have already been sold. Musical critics say it will rank high among musical compo- sitions.
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DIED.

In Pine Bluff, Ark, May 14, 1898, RUBY, the infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. ]. w. Graves, of pneu- monia, Aged three months. The re- mains will be inferred h Bellwood cemetery at 10 o'clock today.
 The funeral will take place from the residence No. 7O4 East Sixth ave nue. The bereaved family have the heartfelt sympathy of the GRAPHIC.
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MATINEE RACES
At Jones' Park Thursday, May
 19, 1898.

Exhibition mile between Trixter and Lille Bank.
 FIRST RACE.
 One-half mile heat for ? year olds. One document case and $50 added, donated by
 Anderson-Meyer Drug Co. Name of horse. Color and sex. Owner Advocate. ,Sorrel gelding Jas. Matthews Lady Hearn....... Bay Filley..... D. Hearn. Genie.-...-.....-..-....BayF Filey.... Wiley Jones Aunty C........ Bay gelding Chas. Lumpkin
 SECOND RACE---Class .'C."
 1 mile, bess two in three, heats. One rocking chair and s12 added donated by Bradford Knox, first; second horse s4 donated by Association.
 Bell of Nelson. Sorre1 mare...M Monroe Perdue. Nora B.-... .Sorrel mare..... Wiley Jones. Black Hawk. Black gelding Sam Russell. Man--....--.-..--.-....Bay Gelding. .~Joe Bearden.
 THIRD RACE-Class "B,''
 mile, best two in three, heats. Firstprize. one pair of shoes and s12 added. donated by J. & s. Katzenstein; second prize, one case of Lemp's beer, donated by O'Kief < Owen.
 Minnie T......... Black march,. B. Tomlinson Jtm..-.............. Bay gelding.V D. Wilkins, jr. Mckinley y...-....Bay gelding ....... Wiley Jones.
 FOURTH RACE-Class A"
 mile, best two in three, heats First prize, one scarf pin and S1 added, do- hated by R. H. Stearns & Co.,; second prize. one case beer, donated by James Matthews. Archie............ Bay gelding w. D. Hearn. Miss Lou.-......--..... Bay mare... e. E. Philpot. Executor jr..... Bay stallion Wiley Jones Frank ----..-.-----,-.Bay gelding Ferd Havis
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Alice Smith and Lou Borne, two ladies of the colored 400" society, were pulled for disturbing the peace Sunday. They were brought before Judge Brown this morning and their cases were continued until o'clock this afternoon.
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The Valley train left this morning about 4:3O o'clock and went south as far as Noble Lake. returning this morning and left on usual time for Little Rock.
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The river has fallen about feet within the last two days. It will continue to fall and in a few days railroad traffic will be resumed and crops will soon overcome the damage done them.
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scripps-McRae Telegram.

PARIS May 16The French press views the situation gadng the attitude of Great Britain toward France with alarm It believed England designing suddenly destroy the French feet and afterwards dealing with Russia which would then derive benefits alliance with Mr. Chamberan speech asserted has brought between France and Great Britain within measurable limits
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MT. John Scott Grant and wife leave today for Wabbaseka to spend a few weeks recuperating in health.
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MADRID May 16 (35o p. m)-sagasta today handed to Queen Regent the regnatons of the entire ministry Her Majesty immediately entrusted Sagasta with the organization of new cabinet.
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An old negro man had fit near the engine house yesterday and at tracted a big crowd.
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In our article of Sunday pertain ing to the Auburn levee we were in- formed that it was at Warner, but the leyee is just 8 few miles below Warner.
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The Valley train from Little Rock Friday night was 2 hours and 30 minutes late on account of the bed of the track sinking at Hensley.
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Mir. c. o. Petty, former citizen of this city, but now a resident of Searcy, is here calling on his many friends.
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Mir. Count" Levy has purchased very fine race horse, and every alter noon you can see him on the boule- yard driving his 2:30 stopper.
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The charming and accomplished Miss Hennie Blum leaves tomorrow for Little Rock to visit Miss Etta Loehiem.
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Mir. Ed L. Blackwood has returned from Jonesboro, whither he had been called to attend his mother, who is quite sick ut her home there.
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Mrs. Elixa Smith has returned home hitter a short visit to friends in Little Rock and Hensley.
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Miss Lillian Blum returned today from q few weeks visit in Little Rock.
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Mir. L. P. Alexander and wife, of Monroe, La, were at the Trulock yesterday. They were the gueste of their brother, MT, W. W. Alexander.
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Dr. z. Orto and MT. Carson Orto went to Little Rock this morning. Dr. Orto went to enter the service of the government, while Carson has another object in view.
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Gen. H. King White returned from Little Rock yesterday, where he went on business.
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Lieut.. Geo. B. Moore left Sunday for Eureka Springs to attend the Grand Lodge meeting of Knights of Pythias.
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Mir. M. l.. Altheimer went to St. Louis this morning on some very important legal business.
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pr. Mathews, the Osteopath, is now treating seventeen patients at the Hotel Trulock.
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Ordered to Leave.

CURACOA, May 16The Spanish fleet left this port last night Two of the warhp took coal while here Their de partue request by the leave Venezuela as provided in decree O neutrality.
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$. A. Rosenberg is moving today into his new store, next door to the Kaufman Bazaar on W. 2nd avenue. Selig will have one Of the prettiest cigar and news stands in the state when 1t is completed.
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Mrs. E. F. Woodfin is able to be out again, after several weeks ill., ness.
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Dr. A. G. Thompson and family will on the first rent and move into the home of the late Col. Met. l., Jones on E. 9th avenue,
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A Hospital Burned.

ST. HYACINTHE. Qubec, May I6-Metaire hospital, own ed and by nuns destroyed by fire this morning. Six bodies have been and believed persons perhed
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Mrs. J. T. Bradford leaves today for Camden, where she will be the guest of relatives.
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A game of ball was played at Jones park yesterday afternoon. It resulted Hoboken IT and West End Stars 3.
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Order your paper bags and wrap bring paper from the Adams Wilson Printing Co. If
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MADRID, May IS (via Paris)-Au the members of the Spanish cabinet have resigned Senor Sagasta will tonight the situation the queen regent who will nust him the task of forming ministry.
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Mir. John speers is expected home tonight.
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MT. and Mrs. George s. Valiant will spend today with their son, George, ae Camp Dodge in Little Rock
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Conductor J. D. Weston is very sick at his residence at No. GOA " Barraque street.
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Mir. Joe Rosenberg made trip to Little Rock yesterday.
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Mir. Lewis Moore left yesterday for Hot Springs to visit relatives.
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MT. and Mrs. George Valiant paid their son, George, a visit yesterday at Camp Dodge.
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Mir. Ben Kaufman, of Camden, was Pine Bluff caller yesterday.
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Defeated by Gomez.

KINGSTON Jamaca May l6t--In engagement near Cenfugos week. Gomezs army defeated 6oo Spanish troops and compelled the Spanards enquh Jucardo Moran Tocha and retire to the city
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Mir. and Mrs. T. L. And erson, Of Hannibal, Mo-. are the guests of friends and relatives in this city.
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Miss Lena Friedman went to Lit tie Rock this morning, to be the guest of relatives for several days.
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John Overton, Jr., of Memphis, is registered at the Trulock.
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Jno. Mills came down from Little Rock Saturday to spend Sunday with his family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bloom returned yes terday from Potash SulphurSprings.
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Miss Julia Mehllnger Is on the sick list.
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ReinforCements for the Spanish Fleet
 WASHINGTON, May 16 (3:5o p. )-It is reported that endorsements have arrived Martinique for the Spanish feet which left Cuacoa yesterday Reinforcing vessels said to be the Catauna Aura Cardinal Csneos
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MT. Morris NJ. Jackson is enjoying visit to the Valley of Vapors and Fairchild's Potash Sulphur Springs,
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A large crowd of Pine Bluffians are guests of the Fencible in Little Rock today.
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Miss Lena Bradford and Miss Tan ner are spending a few days in Cam den.
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Julian Mathews, of Montecello, is autographed at the Trulock.
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Dr. D. S. Carroll, of Tillar, is Pine Bluff visitor today.
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MT. Horace B. Allis, the handsome travelling representative of the Will son. Webb Stationary Co.,, of Little Rock, is spending the Sabbath in the city, with friends and relatives.
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TIE SPANISH FLEET
Reported Only Eighteen Hours Off the
 Cuban Coast.
Scripps-McRae League Telegram

soipps-NcRae League Telegram
 KEY WEST, May 16-Repot has been received here that the Spanish Cape Verde fleet only eighteen hours off the northern coast of Cuba.
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Messrs. Nat Govington and H. c. Wood, the promoters of the new car line, left Saturday for St. Louis, where they go to make arrange ments for the track, wires, etc.
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Mir. Floyd Jarvis, of Noble Lake, Is in the city today.
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Jim Franklin, of Little Rock, is in the city.
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Dr. D. o. Holms, of Swan Lake, is in the city today.
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From Sundays Daily.l

Jake Reinach. of Walnut Ridge. Is in the city.
 Mrs. Lee Altheimer is on the sick list.
 John Portis has returned from Little Rock.
 Miss Bessie Atwood spent the past week in Little Rock.
 Mir. Sam Franklin will spend Sun day at the capital.
 A new flooring is being laid i'll tue NJ. and P. Bank.
 Capt. W. H. Wright spent yester- day in Little Rock.
 An excursion came into this city over the Cotton Belt yesterday from Texas.
 Mir, A. F. McNeil, of Redfeld, was Pine Bluff caller yesterday.
 Miss Lena Bradford and Miss Tan
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Major Chas. Gordon Newman re- turned last evening from trip to New Orleans, where he had been to attend the annual Convention of the Elks.
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Mir, A. F. MeNell, of Redfield, was a Pine Bluff caller yesterday.
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Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Bloom return today from a few week s soiourn at Potash Sulphur Springs, where Mir. Bloom has improved very much in health.
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From Mondays Daily

From Mondays Daily
 Miss Julia Mehlinger Is on the sick list.
 MT. John speers is expected home tonight.
 Mr. Joe Rosenberg made trip to Little Rock yesterday.
 Mir. Ben Kaufman, of Camden, was Pine Bluff caller yesterday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bloom returned yes- terday from Potash SulphurSprings Jim Franklin, of Little Rock, is in the city.
 Mir. Floyd Jarvis, of Noble Lake, Is in the city today.
 pr. D. o. Holms, of Swan Lake, is in the city today.
 Dr. D. $. Carroll, of Tnlar, is Q Pine Bluff visitor today.
 Julian Mathews, of Montecello, is autographed at the TrulOck.
 John Overton, Jr., of Memphis, is registered at the Trulock.
 Mir. Lewis Moore left yesterday for
 
 Hot Springs to visit relatives.
 Mrs. E. F. Woodfin is able to be out again, after several weeks ill., ness.
 Miss Lillian Blum returned today from few week s visit in Little Rock.
 Mir. C. o. Petty, former citizen of this city, but now resident of Searcy, is here calling on his many friends.
 Order your paper bags and wrap bring paper from the Adams-W Wilson Printing Co. If
 MT. and Mrs. George Valiant paid their son, George, a visit yesterday at Camp Dodge.
 Mir. M. L. Altheimer went to St. Louis this morning on some very important legal business.
 "
 The charming and accomplished Miss Hennie Blum leaves tomorrow for Little Rock to visit Miss Etta Loehieln.
 In our article of Sunday pertain ing to the Auburn levee we were in- formed that it was at Warner, but the leyee is just few miles below Warner.
 Mir. Count" Levy has purchased very fine race horse, and every alter noon you can see him on the boule- ward driving his 2:3O stopper.
 The Valley train left this morning about 4:30 o'clock and went south as far as Noble Lake. returning this morning and left on usual time for Little Rock.
 Lieut.. Geo. B. Moore left Sunday for Eureka Springs tO attend the Grand Lodge meeting of Knights of Pythlas.
 The river has fallen about feet within the last two days. It will continue to fall and in a few days railroad traffic will be resumed and crops will soon overcome the damage done them. Mir. l.. P. Alexander and wife, of Monroe, La, were at the Trulock yesterday They were the gueste Of their brother, MT, ". W. Alexander.
 A game of ball was played at Jones park yesterday afternoon. It resulted Hoboken IT and West End Stars 9.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. l.. And erson, of Hannibal, Mo-, are the guests of friends and relatives in this city.
 Dr. z. Qrto and Mir. Carson Orto went to Little Rock this morning.
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 guest of relatives.
 Conductor J D. Weston is very sick at his residence at No. 604 " Barraque street.
 Dr. A. G. Thompson and family will on the first rent and move into the home of the late Col. Met. L. Jones on E. 9th avenue,
 Jno. Mills came down from Little Rock Saturday to spend Sunday with his family.
 A large crowd of Pine Bluffians are guests of the Fencible in Little Rock today.
 MT. Morris NJ. Jackson is enjoying visit to the Valley of Vapors and Fairchild's Potash Sulphur Springs.
 Miss Lena Friedman went to Lit tie Rock this morning, to be the guest of relatives for several days.
 pr. Mathews, the Osteopath, is now treating seventeen patients at the Hotel Trulock.
 Gen. H. King White returned from Little Rock yesterday, where he went on business.
 The Valley train from Little Rock Friday night was hours and 30 minutes late on account of the bed of the track sinking at Hensley.
 Mir. John Scott Grant and wife leave today for Wabbaseka to spend a few weeks recuperating in health.
 An old negro man had fit near the engine house yesterday and at tracted a big crowd.
 Mrs. Elixa Smith has returned home hitter a short visit to friends in Little Rock and Hensley.
 Mir. Ed L. Blackwood has returned from Jonesboro, whither he had been called to attend his mother, who is quite sick at her home there.
 MT. and Mrs. George s. Valiant will spend today with their son, George, ae Camp Dodge in Little Rock.
 MT. Horace B. Allis, the handsome travelling representative of the Will son-Webb Stationary Co.,, of Little Rock, is spending the Sabbath in the city, with friends and relatives.
 Messrs. Nat Govington and H. c. Wood, the promoters of the new car line, left Saturday for St. Louis, where they go to make arrange ments for the track, wires, etc.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Bloom return today from a few week $ sojourn at Potash Sulphur Springs, where Mir. Bloom has improved very much in health.
 Major Chas. Gordon Newman re- turned last evening from trip to New Orleans, where he had been to attend the annual Convention of the Elks.
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Capt. W. H. Wright spent yester- day in Little Rock.
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Mir. sam Franklin will spend Sun day at the capital.
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A new flooring is being laid in the NJ. and P. Bank.
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Miss Bessie Atwood spent the past week in Little Rock.
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Jake Reinach. of Walnut Ridge. Is in the city.
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Exhibition mile between Trixter and LllIie
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John Portis has returned from Little Rock.