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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-14

President ~ the Compsny ui,e. IIls opin.
Ion Regarding Ansir.,

Chicago. oct Precedent T. c.
Ducks n ihr ChIcarl- Nlrden Coal
company tonight made the following
statements our eiployoa having
watcd 40 Atlanta last mFht and this
mIrrInr On order 90 set a. thGr dcsu-
Mason WIih1m attack fr1m mob vio-
l.nceun1 i0 hsglu The lab1rs shey wcrr
hired o. perform, asked that they be-
aflln brought o. NiritH. Their train
aecrliugly lH0 Atlanta ~ . o'clock
~ Afternoon ard arrived at vlrdcn at
Mr Gray, general superintendent ~
~ Chicago A Alton. has Just flld me
ini when The train arrived. his con-
GATOR w1s ordered by the onlcrr in
nnnnd ~ The Troops 60 not unload
m pHfourrfH bur 10 take them aud
~ iraiu lli " mwn The conductor
- she iiuln q Cirafl. Ave miles
hn.d Nlid.n. whore h. stopped and
..'d ilr orders ~ b. the disposition
~ hh niss.ngrrs. Mr.. Gray wired for
we replied that tho matter was ont
Nlf hands as soon as our cmplayes
.l.hel Widen, ana that n the nli-
~ ilin1tIies had the power b. o.
lnlfg NE this, that 4, was "a question
= " 'riNnrn che Chicago a Alton raii-
80 common. carrier, ANA tho milf
lll VI sil ie authorities. that executive
f-Aei hld been exceeded. ami that re-
..aa th'rtfIre. would be later OBJ
'A'i'i ll "a legal manner.
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cess Victoria of wales. thus u will be-
seen that by very short stretch ~
courtesy the Prince Of Wales can call
the future Mrs. Daring cousin.
MirH Matte Churchill IL one u the
most beautiful young women In New
York Although not quite no. prumi-
ncut In society nH many OF itn pfu-
claimed bellies, rhu moves IN a yefy ne-
icct circle going out only when "
pienscs her, Tor she 10 not particularly
fond ~ entertainment ~ the famous
Bradley Martin bali she was decidedly
the belle. and at "a garden party given
by the queen two years ngu che was
pronounced the most beautiful Amcrl-
Can present
Harold ~ ring, the Rroom.t o-hc, be-
longs o. tho celebrated banking arm
" London. lie IL the same Barring
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-14

Washington. oct. IA dispatch was
received az the war department from
Minnesota today asking Tor so0 fpring.
neid rifles and 10000 rounds " ammu.
milton Tor the use OF the people OF that
state In protecting themselves against
hostile Indians. No action has yet been
taken on the application.
The war department later granted
the rcaulnltinn Of the governor, and
the arms ana ammunition viii be- sup
piled him NJ once and charged 10 the
National Guard account of the state
90 Minnesota.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-14

Omaha. oct. ilomcllis in the ror
vice ~ the United State weather
bureau. rcurH ntlnr nearly every
state and territory IN fhH Union. are
nusN In session IN this cIiy. Prof willis
]. Moore. chief NJ the bureau being th0
presiding officer
a large portion Of the time today
was taken up IN dlscurtlng fhs value
of and opportunities Tor Improvement
in signal service along thr coasts and
the great lakes. There appears 10 be-
considerable sentiment ln favor %
changing the flags used ln thlH Hrrvlrc
ruhftildiirr cones. balls. ETC., Ar moro
Adily som from a distance. hut Prof
Moore held strongly tn th' ilirf.
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Lost their money but this was nh IN
dirnnntly denied by the Wilson family
who said that the onEaEcmcnt was
severed Tor other reasons.
Harold barring n "a very dirnlncd.
aulct young man. who occupies very
select niche among Loudon'u most
exclusive set.
Miss Churchill owns ton % icwclry,
among which can be- mentioned a mar
volous string 81 pearls which goes
around her neck fifteen times and
hangs 60 the waist. Accompanying this
magnificent pearl necklace are pearl
bracelet and gorgeous tiara. The
young couple will live In London. and
u IL doubtful " Miss Churchllfa
friends ON this side OF tho water will
hay, the pleasure Of her society again
Ia this country.
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Doors CLosEp.
hank OF which senator rlati was rrrsl
dent Ordered Locked,

Washington. oct. i1.-Chlrleg Dawes.
comptroller ~ the currency. today
wired the cashier - che Tl6Ea NtG1u-
~ bank ~ Oswcgo. y. Y, 10 WhIrn
Senator r. O. PlaE iH PRECEDENT 60
close the doors OF that Institution. re-
eNNlng ~ more deposits and transact
ths no more business, stating that h.
hni placed G, y. Narhruccklln. nation
az blnk examiner. lu charge ~ ih'
uhlk' The recent examination hy EX-
nnlner Nanhrlecklln disclosed "a
large defnlcatlon ON the part or Eu
w, stone, the assistant cashier OF the
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VINO rIRrp rInsrr
Adit' Gen. Rsees ss,s IL Wa. the pspa.
ties.

oI,hgn'li, lll.. oct i3.-The miners
~ n'h % mass meeting to-day. at
49, q was declared by tho union
lhAl M Imported negroes must be
49, pli - 9nrlngfirld. Secretary
"1ia flH the United Mine Workers
tdfiy i'"''"io i"' 'h'h at''i
A., W uou. Reeee returned from Vir-
~, iAy lie states that from tho
49, ni fmation rbialnable, firing was
~, by the deputies ON the train.
W., li's ~ che dead men shswee
an La lauged downward, indicating
"a tower NV ''0'" tue "''N
Nh. Hgeee denies the atxternsnt OF
A., lk-r Lnkens NJ the Chlcaro-Vlr-
IN nv.',nlany, that he and Lukens had
s~t ~ L.. atilng about Troops beng
thlm ~ Nltura, when Lukens needed
WIN Lukena Whatever ''''''h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-14

ilcrn and ~ mnltrcatcd that he may
be Injured Tor life. This aroused bitter
Indignation against the New York rcE-
iment on the part ~ the Kentucky rcE-
imont. and Il was deemed unwlse 70
risk an outbreak by proceeding with
the trial OF Kitchen.
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ruLLMAS car STOCK.
A Report Calculated 10 Make stocLhold.
crs smile with OIoe,

Chicago. oct. l3.-The annual moot
Ing OF the stockholders or the pulip,.n
Palace Car company was held hero M
night over twu-thirda OF the cnpi,at
stock being represented. The old boori
~ directors We're elected for the ere,,'
ing year The following resolution W.
passed By the meeting'
Whereas. The value OF the nsse,s
Of this company exceeds the par yaius
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''' OF Third Kentucky Regiment In.
Jared Tor life.

~ l 'nnali' o, Oct IA Lexington.
me trlsi w. y, n io the Times-star. says
pr.yIi, IA vi Illlate Kitchen. who Killed
York. an emmn,d Nygran, Twelfth New
Saturday nusy' was postponed until
stirred IN s lnH, a new outrage had
wee feared. '''''hs mat violence
Kontnot,n.i a. Aeclolland OF the Third
by a ~ was caught after mldn,ght
p1'V Of Twelfth New York al.
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rSrrHrnrsrNG rESoIL rusurn.
The wainwright Hoard Report Was an
Arrant Journalistic lake.

Washington, -. G., Oct i3.-The pub
llcatlln of what was represented 10 be-
the report ~ the Wainwright board
on The parts taken hy the respective
vessels uf she United States fleet Ia the
destruction uf Crrycta'a squadron.
caused considerable cummotinn ln the
navy department ~ Wow Of the fact
that thr rcport had not reached Wash
an Inquiry waa Hri ON foot by ihr Dc.
parimeut To aHcrriain. nrni. whether
the publications were accurate, aud,
accond. who was responsible Tor thr
discourtcfy Involved In the publication
OF an official report before Il had
reached the navy department,
Commander Wainwright the head n
the board arrived In Washington yca-
tprday ana very promptly dHcl1lmed
any knowicdgr ~ the publication, stat
INK that the report was 90 De- trans
United by the recorder Lieut.. Cape
heart. 10 the commander q. the North
Atlantic squadron. Capt philip The
commodore. IN answer 90 an Inquiry
" the department, returned the FOL
lowing dispatch. directed 90 Capt.
crowlushleld, chief % tho navigation
burcaui
brooklyn. n. v. oct. ".
Navy Department. washlngtoni
saw report ~ wainwright board
first time tonight, Articles in papers
today manufactured by a reporter en-
tlrsly; no word ol resemblance be-
tween the two. PHILIP
Commodore Philip has not yet trans
United the report 10 the department..
but something n know ~ lta general
character. ana this knowledge tenda 20
show a mlFC1ncgptlon ~ the functions
~ This board. Admiral sampson. who
appointed the board. chose tho navlra-
tors ~ the vessels IN tha nert ihat wefe
engaged In the battle ~ July 3fd. he
made but one excgptlon-ln { ne case
VI hla own naEshlp. the New York. re-
fuslng 20 nominate q member.
n was directed 10 ascertain and re-
port positions Of the vessels engaged
In this action, ~ ana not exceed THIS
instruction. In any point and is te-
port, outside of the repetition % ~ IN.
Hiructlnns under which " was opera.
ting. comprises very little more than
a chart on which the position Of tho
vessels are defined. This chart Is the
report of a combination uf an the data
obtained in the separate charts madc
up by the various navigating onirara
Of tho ncct. The report N said 20 b.
unanimous, being signed by The nayl.
eating officer OF the brooklyn along
with the others. n draws no Conclu-
slons makes no deductions and neither
takes from nor gives credit 90 any
officer ~ the American iicet, from ~
Admiral down,
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|;1iSSBj||
|ssI|!IlIeAs

10 aud from Chicago. ST. Louis.
Omaha. kansaa City. and all eastern
points,
Direct line 10 the Trans. Ailsslsslppl
Exposition. stopoyers allowed at
Omaha on all tickets reading through
that city.
Two through trains each way daily.
Nea'ihuled buret smoking library
ears, Pullman sleeping cars. reelin.
ing chair cars seats frcoj, COACHES
ana dining ears. operated on the a
Ia carte plan.
Tickets az Offices OF connecting lines.
l. A. BENTON, Ticket Agent. II. O.
w lly. Dolly Block.
Il. y. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent
W. =. MMlLLAN. Gen. Agt,
2ii 8. w. Temple st.. salt Lake City.
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COUSIN TO THE PRINCE.


ON Monday. oct "a. Miss Mario
Churchill Of New York will marry
hnroid baring o. London Harold
barins " a cousin Of Lord Reveistokc.
who is said to be engaged to Tho pin.
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vbo WIS AZ one time engaged 70 Miss
Grace Wilson. who " now Mrs. Cor.
ncllus vanderbilt u. IL was ruinored
hroten IN because the Earrings had
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-14
a -ala.sla
4&isElErEI
SHORT LINZ
Railway.
TiME CARD N Frrrcr NAY aist
ain Trsl1' arrive and depart at sal, Lake city

j, Trains arrive and depart a. Salt Lake CITY
dally us follows
Anufvn
lfufn thlrHgn. Omaha at Louie
Kansas city, ucnvuf Park city
and ogden ..... ...... al
From Helena. uuttn. Portland san
Francisco. Ogden aud informed.
late points .... sS3aw
lrum san luuclscu. cache Valley
l. =, ogdcn and inicrmgdlaie pgInissi Is pm
49, Kansas tIty, Denver aud Ogden 10 10
y ROM frisco Mlllufd, sanpetn PRO.
w. Eureka Mammoth, silver
.v, eliy a9a lniermedlatoP points =. sNpm
Toocio aud Garacii Beach 49,, go pm
nrrAur
Tor Chicago omaha. Dunvrr Kan.
e.. iliy. ~ Louis Ogden aud
IufN CITY ...... a. /. o.
ior. san Francisco. ogden. cache -"
-. valley and intermediate points. Of an
Tor brdrn nuuYrf Kansas civ
Omaha - Louis chicago aud
- intermediate points ......-....... q "a IN
Tor Ogden, luttc. Helena. Portland
a. and IAN frsucIsco ~. .....,-.. gpn
Flof MrtcuE lurulA. silver city
Provo Nrphl fnnpufr. Milford
-. frisco uul intermediate points % an
Mihtd train tur tnrlrid nrlrh.
Ionclu und Terminus .......'5 roam
Train south ct Juab run daily o1eeps
Sunday
'Daily except sunday
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GITY IlGHEI OT1lE. UNDER ElgONIC HllL

No IN West second south stfnut
Telephone Nn ein
Railroad aud steamship Tickets on sale
o. til parts OF tho world
Pullman Palace Car ticket nmrN
u. D. HURLEY.
= W TCctES 'A'"-
W a. BANCROFT
Vicr.prosldout And Con ua,.v,,
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EVERYBODY
KNOWS

That FOR solid comfort. quick tins
and all-round general aatisfactlon,
there Il no railroad on earth that APP
peals to the traveller like the great
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-29
BARNETT GIBBS FOR
 GOVERNOR OF TEXAS
He Is Nominated by the Populist Con- vention In Session at Austin
 Without Opposition.

Austin July 29 The Populist con- vention nominated Barney Gibbs of Dal- las for governor and E. w. Kirkpatrick for lieutenant governor, without opposi- ton.
 Austin, July 2s. The Populist state convention met here at noon yesterday and effected temporary organization, appointed committees and adjourned un- 3 o'clock. There are about 800 delegates present.
 The platform was considered by the convention in the afternoon It is neu- tral on the question of territorial ex- pansion, merely expressing gratitude and appreciation to the Republican party for conducting the war so long as the sentiment expressed in the declaration of war is adhered to Some of the dele. gates are in favor of grabbing eyery- thing in sight, and they will fight for such plank before the convention.
 The announcement in the platform that the Populist are opposed to the is- sue of bonds in time of war or peace was greeted with applause also the railroad commission law was denounced and then an adjournment was had with two or three matters ill the platform not dis posed of.
 Mir Gibbs adheres to his statement that he will not permit himself to be named as the candidate for governor, but many of the members of the con vention say he will he nominated, and that he will accept. There is talk of nominating Charles Jenkins of Brown wood or Bentley for the place. There is no telling who will get it if Gibbs will not take it.
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beld by my government, see the copy of instructions received by me yesteroay from the president, which appear to cover everything that can possibly arise in the govern. ment of this territory while held by the United States.
 If it is the policy of the admins tration to keep Spanish officials in power, that policy will not be ap. proved by the people of the United States. Shafter refuses to take the responsibility for keeping Spanish office holders in power, and excuses himself for not inviting Garcia to take Q part in the ceremony of sur render on the ground that the war is between the United States and Spain. ,
 Commenting on Garcia's action, the New York Journal says Gen. Garcla's letter is Q true letter. All it's indignation is just; all it's digni- fled reproaches are deserved. Its substance and it's tone will be ap- proved by the American people.
 But not by the Spaniards and theil friends in the United States. The former are rejoicing at the breach between Shaftet and Garcia and the latter-the money grub. bers who were against | war for freedom and now would wage it as one for spells, are now made happy by every chapce to cry out that the Cuban patriots are not fit 10 gov ern their island.
 "They are only a minority, any way, exult these watehmea in the private towers whence the plain is scanned to catch sight of dollars under weak guard.
 The ragged soldiers of Garcia and Gomez may be in a minority. So were the ragged soldiers of Wash ington."
 Shafter in his letter to Garci4 set ties one question, at least, and that is the charge of Cuban eoWardice Shafter says t'I wish to acknowl- edge to you the great aid ard vaIu. able assistance you rendered during the campaign. I regret very much to know of your determination to withdraw yourself from this vicinity
 It looks as though an injustice had been done Garcia and a blunder committed by the administration.
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NO CAUSE FOR
 MUCH COMPLAINT.
Surgeon General sternberg Investigates Rumors as to the Condition of
 Hospital Ships.

Washington, July 29.--Surgeon Gen. eral sternberg. has returned to Washing ton from New York, where he made an inspection of the hospital ship Relief with most satisfactory results.
 While in New York the surgeon gen. eral also visited the Seneca and investi- gated the charges as to the improper equipment of that ship for the home ward trip from Santiago The surgeon general found that while there was some ground for the statements, the condi. tions had been exaggerated.
 The Seneca was overerowded with passengers. Among them were 42 sol. diers from the hospital who were not wounded so badly as to require their im- mediate transfer They were ordered away from the hospital at Siboney be- cause the officer in charge anticipating another great battle, which would over- tax their resources, desired to free the hospitals from every patient who could be gotten away.
 In addition to this number of ciYiii- ans not properly entitled to the privilege were allowed passage, resulting in over- crowding The physician ill charge was found to be thoroughly competent and much of the complaint on the score of insufficient medical attendance was ascribed to the unexpected illness of the other physician.
 It is understood that General Stern berg's investigation has satisfied the de. partment and no further inquiry will be made.
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Honored a soldiers Remains.

New Orleans, July 29-The body of Lieutenant c. L. Sneed, of the First Louisiana regiment, who died at Miami of typhoid fever. reached here yester- day morning and was met at the train by large body of citizens and members of the press. Lieutenant Sneed was as- sistant city editor of the Times-Demo- crat and one of the best known news paper men of this section. The body was escorted by batteries of the Louis jana Field and Washington artillery and Donaldsonvile canneneers, now in Federal services, to the city hall, where they lay in state in the council chamber, which had been suitably draped, until they were taken to Koscuisko, the birth place of the dead officer
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COFFIN BELT ROUTE

Trans-Mississippi and Interna- tional Exposition, Omaha, Neb. June 1st to Nov lst. For this occa- sion the Cotton Belt route has made rates of $3030 for round trip. Pass engers may have choice of route via St. Louis, or Jonesboro and Kansas City. Tickets on sale June 1st to Oct. 10th 1898. In addition to the above, will sell round trip tickets re- turn limit thirty days from date of sale. but not later than Nov 18th 1898, $25 40
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-29
Roosevelt Cares For His Men.

New York, July 29. The wounded rough riders, now being cared for in the barracks and hospital on Governors is- land have been visited by Major Brodie of their regiment He gave such of them new $5 bank note by instruction of Colonel Roosevelt to pay for minor expenses and such little luxuries as the men may wish to buy. Major Brodie also informed the heroes that Colonel Roosevelt would give more money to them if 1t were needed.
 The wounded cavalrymen were pleased. One of the 10 said: "That's just like Colonel Roosevelt; he's contin- ually doing things for his men,
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Had Catarrh 36 Years.

Josiah Bacon, conductor on the P. W. & B. R. R., says. q had suffered with catarrh for So years and regarded my case as hopeless. One day saw the testimonial of Geo. II. Hearn in a Braz- ilian Balm circular. Hearn was the engineer on my train and I knew his case was desperate. Italked with Hearn and his cure gave me hope. I began the use of the Balm at once. There was not much change for the first two months but then began to improve and in six months, to my inexpressible satisfaction, l was entirely cured"
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 State Democratic Ticket.

For Governor
 Dan w. Jones, of Pulaski. For Secretary of State
 Alex c. Hull, of Boone. For Treasurer
 Thos. E. Little, of Sebastian. For Auditor
 Clay Sloan, of Lawrence. For Attorney General
 Jeff Davis, of Pope. For Commissioner of State Lands ]. w. Colquitt, of Pulaski. For Supt. of Public Instruction J. J. Dove, of Lonoke. For Com. of Agriculture, etc Frank Hill, of Washington. For Associate Justice
 J. E. Riddiek, of Greene. For Congress
 Second distict- ]. s. Little.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-29

Meeting Interstate Merchants As sociation St. Louis Mo. Aug. End to 9th Aug. 18th to 18th and Sept 5-l2. For this occasion the Cottton Belt will sell round trip tickets for one and one-third fares. Tickets on sale July 26th to Aug. 4th inclusive return limit Aug. 18th 1898. Aug 18th to 20 inclusive, return limit Aug. 29th 1898. Sept. 2nd to inclusive return init Sept 9th 1898.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-29

TIE young society editor wrote "Her dainty feet in fairy boots, and the blockhead printer made it read, "Her dirty feet in ferry boats" Then further down in the same article he wrote. "The lovely bride graced the altar and when it appeared in print, it read sThe longly bride greased the halter. We have no record of the fate of the printer but suppose that he lost his lob.-Fres Press
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THERE is not a newspaper in the smaller towns of this state which has the patronage 1t deserves. With few exceptions the testimonies of the editors is that they are working "up hill', their labor is large and their reward small And yet the newspaper does more for a town than any other agency Terarkaa- aaa.
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Garcia's Just Complaint.

Chicago Dispatch
 It is a difficult matter to see how President Mckinley can hold Gen eral Shafter responsible for the dis affection of Garcia.
 Shafter has written a reply to the Cuban General, and among other things says: 1.-The policy of my government in continuing in power temporarily the persons occupying the offices is one which I am unable to discuss. To show you the views
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Democratic County Ticket.

Senator Smith c. Martin.
 tesentatives-Creed Caldwell H. K. Toney, R. F. Foster. County Judge-W. D. Jones. County Clerk F. B. Flanders. Circuit Clerk--J. 4. Langford. Treasurer--J. Y. Saunders. Assessor w. Harris. Surveyor-John J. Martin. Coroner l.. Cook.
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Art portfolios No. 8. g, 10. Il and 12 of ''Encle Sam's Navy" have ar- ived. Some excellent views ara
 hown in the last numbers. Sold to ubscribers for the GRAPHIC only at 10 cents each. a limited number only on hand. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-29

Trans Misslssl ppi a1d Intern tional Exposition, Omaha, Neb., June 1st to Nov. lst. For this oe- easion the Cotton Belt route have made rates of $30.a0 for round trip. Passengers may have choice of route via. St. Louis or Joneshoro and Kansas City. Tickets on sale every day June lst to October 18th. Re- turn limit Nov b, 1898.
 Il. BRINGMAN. Agent.
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Two Regiments Leave.

Chickamauga, July 29.-The One Hundred and Sixth, Indiana infantry has gone to Newport News and from there will go to Porto Rico in place of the Fifth Illinois which was ordered back to camp after it had half finished loading for departure. The First South Carolina will leave for Jacksonville to join General Lees command.
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PINE BLUFF will have state fair October Is to 2S. Lets all lend a hand towards having Stuttgart and Grand Prairie well represented. - Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-29

Special Excursion, Pine Bluff to Waco Tex. and return Aug 9th 9S. For this occasion the Gotten Belt will sell round trip tickets. good to return Aug. s, 9S. for q %.
 H. Bringman, Agt.
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 AS TO CIRCULATION.

The LaAy sRApH1c has nearly double the circulation of any other Pine Bluff daily newspaper. and the Daily andi seml-Weekly GRAPHIC have combined circulation larger than that of any othor Pine Bluff daily or weekly newspaper. 4 ivertisements accept ed on thiS guarantee.