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windows Unveiled in brooklyn Church.

Special services were held in ST. Patrick
Roman Catholic Church. Kent and WlllOughby
avenues, Brooklyn. yesterday. at which nine
teen illuminated windows were unveiled. Tho
windows were a gift from the Blessed Virgin
Sodality. tho Holy Name Society. John J.
EdwQrd Tinncy. Mrs. Edward Fr"rl, Mrs John
Conifn. Mrs Joseph Carroll. DR., Thomas Me-
Cleary Mrs. Catharine CorrlGan, Mrs. Edward
Closkey and the girls and boys Of the parochal
school. Some Of them We're given aS momori-
ais Mrs Edward Freel also presented TO the
church "A set Of imported stations of the cross
in memory OF her husband; At the solemn
President OF Fordham College, delivered tho
sermon. The Rev. Alexander =. Doyle ~ the
Paust Fathers In Manhattan preached the
evening sermon. Special music was rendered
by an augmented choir under the direction Of
Bernard j. ODonnell.
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&. A. II. Services in PlymoutrnChurch,

The annual memorial services of MCPHERSON
Donne Post No 400. Of thelGrand Army Of the
Republic were held In Plymouth Church in
Brooklyn Yesterday afternoon. The 165th
Regiment. Duryee Zouaves. Brooklyn City
Post and Winchester Post participated In the
services, Mr., S. Y. White. Trestdeph, and tAsi
Church. read the SSriItures and deliysred the
prayer Col Archie f. Baxter Of Elpira de<
liyered the Grafton Gep. HoT9tio q KIlpG PIe|
recently elected Depart rnept Commander OF
the q. A. L., made II short address,
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DIR. IAN DYKES VACATION BEGINS.
He Warns His Congregation Against Dream
ing and Star Gazing.

He W HTnH DIH VUnKTtENIION ARHIHst UTtN"-
ing and star Gazing.
The Rev. Dr. Van Dyke Yesterday preached
his last sermon in the Brick Presbyterian
Church until next fall, when he returns from
his vacation. In the course Of the sermon he
said:
Don't be star ga2ers: don't be cloud studiers
or dreamers. but work in tn" cause Of Christ.
How confused are the present moral teachings!
Each person seems to have his own system;
There Ia only one way to consider them. and
that is to believe in Him. the living Jesus
Some people say that religious teachings are
changing. OF course they are. Life is con
stantly changing TO meet its environments 1t
would rot be life II it did not But there is the
same line running through il all. and that is
firm faith and trust in Jesus Christ"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-05

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In ireland. on the other hand. drunkenness
is not increasing, ALicensing Commission has
been inquiriug into the matter concurrently
with the English Commission. Like the latter
body it has two irreconci.abie majority and
minority reports on what legislation should be
recommended. But both sections agree that
drunkenness is neither increasinginor decreas-
ing. In country districts drunkenness takes
place mainly wholly in connection with fairs.
holidays sports ard wakes, At wakes it is a
common custom to obtain the liquor on credit.
and both reports accordingly suggest that the
Tipping acts. which forbid the recovery Of
small debts for liquor. should be extended 80 as
to apply to this practice.
1t Is agreed that the number OF licensed
houses in proportion to population is very OK
cessive The chief reason 10 the decrease OF
population. In lS45 it was 1925 06l. with To-
600 licensed houses; in 1891 it was 4.7O4, $50.
with II 900 licensed houses. The majority re-
port agrees that "a large reduction in their
number is in the highest degree desirable. the
call for such action being indeed more urgent
than In either England or Scotland"
The number of saloons is regarded as one Of
the most vital questions in relation to the
drink problem in Ireland. The small amount
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02

pany hospital where he will be given close attention.
 The reporter had the pleasure of looking over the blue prin. of the two official ears which will be built at these shops under the supervision of General Foreman f. H. Osborne. These cars will snrpass anything Of it's kind and will be built of the very finest material. One car will be for the superintendent of the Arkansas division and the other will be for the superintendent of the Texas division. Mir. Jack Roost, foreman of the paint shop, will have the honol of placing the latest painting designs on these cars.
 Mir George French, formerly a maehinist at the shops, but recently chief engineer at the Piue Stuff Cot tonseed Oil Mill, will leave tomor- row for St. Louis to take charge of tie F0rdyce roundbale cotton press. His wife will accompany him as they will make that place their future home.
 The special "Texas Ranger" bear ing General Superintendent F. H.. Britton spent few hours In Little Rock last Thursday. Engine which was just turned out of the round house after general repair, took the special with Engineer Horace White at the throttle, and train master r. ;. RawliDs acting conduc- tor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02
HE IS DEAD.
Hon 0 Lawrence Blackwell Pass d
 Away Friday Afternoon.

Hon. G. Lawrence Blackwell, one of Jefferson CcElty's oldest citizeos, is dead. He dled after an illness of a little over one months duration. at his home near Faith ip Wbite- vile township Friday afternoon. He was 67 years of age and at one time represented Jefferson county in the legislature. He took an i'm. portant part in the county elections aLd was very infuencial aud stood high in his respective nelghbot hood. As farmer, he was progressive and there was warm spot ID all Piue Bluff merchants hearts for him.
 A wife and five children are left to mourn his loss. To them the sym pathy 9f the entire commodity goes out.
 The remains will be laid to rest in Grifia's graveyard this after noon. Tie funeral services will be conoucted from the Macedonia church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02

gendarmes. with tae captive and the spectators. The gates thea opered suddenly and about twenty gen. darmes rushed out and barred the street, pressing back the 0rowd
 with rife stocks. The transforma. ton from tranquility to a wild scene of gesticulatlon almost det1es description. Preceded by the guards, Dreyfus entered the prison and was formally consigned to the governor and taken to cell on the second story. The governor of the
 prison sent Madame Dreyfus news of the arrival Of her husband, aud
 she immediately went to the gover-
 nor and asked pt omission to see the
 prisoner. Leave being granted,
 the faithful wife entered the prison
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02

nally at a. ID. cutter manned by ter men and in charge of anayal of fcer, put of from the Caldan and went alongside the Sfax. Thence the boat was rowed to shop where Dreyfus landed at 1:30 a, m. 4 company of infantry was drawr up at the landing point. DreyiuS, who was brought ashore in the beat, was immediately placed under glard Of a captain of engineers and q ser geant and corporal of the gendarmes who formally handed the prsoue@ over to Nj. Vigui. The latter then entered landau with Dreyfus and two detectives and started for the railroad station, which was reached without incident. Dreyfus did not speak word. He personally open- ed the door of the compartm ent of the special train, consisting of three carriages and baggage car, which was in waiting. As the train was about to start the local health officer refused to permit Dreyfus to leave, on the ground that he had just ar rived from the colonies. The nat, ter was quickly arranged, however
 
 and the train proceeded. The tran . stopped at Rabelais, three kilome ters from Rennes. There the part alighted and quickly entered cal riage drawn oy two splendid horses which immediately started at Asharp advance.
 sThe drive from Rabelais to Rennt was without incident. The carriae was driven so fast that it covere the distance in a few minutes, pa sing the watchers like it was a rat for the prison gate between u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02
COTTON BELT NOTES.

Fireman Curl is reported to be quite sick.
 Engineer Dick Johnson is reported on the sick list.
 Engines 200 aud 2O4 broke fheir side rods while in motion.
 Mir. Porter Grace has severed his connections with the paint shop. The advertising board now adyer- tises for a fireman on the work train A number of visitors of prominence took in the sights last week at these shops.
 Superintendent Wm. Coughin has returned. after brief business trip to Delta, Mo.
 A large shed has been placed over the small furnace near the black smith shop.
 Mr. Adam Denmead and bride left Friday for Washington, D. C.. on their bridal tour.
 Mir Frank 0obbins, coach var nisher at these shops, has severed his connection here.
 Engineer 4. P. Carter has has been off for the past few days on account of the illness oi his baby.
 Mir William Wright, overseer On the coalshute, is again out. after several weeks illness at his home.
 Mir. Fcnak Smith, popular machinist and ball player. has dis posed of his handsome moustaehe.
 Mir. Sidney NcCarra, an operator at Shreveport, came up here to re. lieve Operator Williams for a few weeks.
 Mir. Chas Shepherd. foreman of the boiler department at the Tyler shop speHt a fey days here last week hong friends.
 Mir. II. Adam, the hustling travel, ing passenger agent, returned to Gairo, H., after a few hour stay in this city Friday.
 Mir. Oscar Kenner, a machinist at these shops, has severed his connec. tions to accept a similar position al his home in Indiana,
 Switch engine 357. oelonging to the Iron Mountain road. was run into the roundhnu.e Friday. to receive sight pairs.
 Nil. P. NJ. Culp, car repairer, has resigned his position here to accept similar one at the Mountain shops in Argenta.
 Messrs. q. ". Shepherd. Walter JoEes and c. 4. Brewer. of the tin department, left yesterday for Lake Dick, to spend a few days fishing.
 The Big Four" Quartette, Mes SITS. K. o. Hurt. J. R. Piftman. Jos. Faucette and E. " Workman, will spend the Fourth in Little Rock, among the fair type.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02
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Mir. Walter Holden. the Cotton Belt lineman, has returned from Goldman. Ark. where Ee has been stringing wires for his company.
 During the absence of Wnbnr Fly slop, the telegraph messenger at the shops. Jim Noel,i the hustl ing mes- senger boy.
 Mir Oscar Harris, after years absence in Mexico, has returned to accept position a. coaehbuilder at the shops.
 The Pine Bluff and Western Rail- way Company has purchased fifty fiat cars and a locomotive from this company for their road.
 The new buffet car, recently run out of the shops, has been taken to Texarkana to run from that point to Memphis
 Engine lA6 has been placed over the drop pit to receive new set of drivers. Engine 162 will run on train 3 nd during the repairs of engine 146.
 A notice has been placed through out the entire shops that Ion and alter July lst, 1899, no material must be taken away without giving proper .order to the material clerk"
 Mir. Philip Bloom, an industrious employee of tho rip track. will leave shortly for Indianapolis. Philip says he will return with life long partner, better known as "a wife. ]"
 Mir. John R. LaBoequet. after n lengthy visit in Iowa, has returned and resumed his passenger run on 3 and 1. During his absence Cpnduc- tor MeNew had his run.
 Mir. Bill Evans, the carpenter who had the misfortune of falling out of the cab on engine l29, is getting along very nicely, although unable ] to leave his room.
 The shops will be closed on next Tuesday to give the boys an 0ppOr- tuhity to celebrate the Fourth. A large crowd of them will leave to- morrow for Jonesboro to attend the l Locomotive Flremen's display.
 Messrs. Walter Lee, Billie William son, George Gage Jr., and H. H. Eirchgra bber. four of our most prominent engineers. will shordly leave for St. John, New Brunswick, on pleasure trip.
 l MT. J. T. Stafford. well known here ill railroad circles, has been appointed acting division master mechanic Of the Iron Mountain, with Headquarters at Barring Cross, Ark, effective July 3rd. vice Mr. Mord Roberts resigned.
 MT. Al. Sim psou. fireman on the south end. hal the misfortune Of scaIding his right eye, caused from the bursting of water glass in the 1 engine. He was sent to the com
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02
OF THE GRAND LODGE K. OF P WILL MEET
 HERE.
IN A FOUR DAYS SESSION.
Prominent COlored Men From All Over the State to Be in
 Attendance.

The 18th annual meeting of the Grand Lodge, eolored, Knights of Pythas oi Arkansas will assemble at the court house in this city at l2 o'clock July 4th, and will remain in session four days, Tuesday, Wedues- daay, Thursday and Friday. It will be represented by nearly forty local lodges and will be the largest as- semblage ot colored Knights that has ever assembled ia this State. The daily sessions will be from Q. ID. to l2 m. and 2 p. m. to 5 q. m
 On Wednesday night at the St. Johns A. M. E. Church, tbe vel come address will be delivered by Mrs. Ida J. Young, wife of John Ii. Young, Of this city. She has been for q number of years a teacher in the public school here. The address Of response will be delivered by Dr. c. M. Wade, Of Hot Springs. In connection with the welcome address and response, a literary and musical program has been arranged as fol- Jews;
 song-choir.
 Invocation by Dr. Thomas Il. Jackson.
 Sobg-Choir.
 Instrumental sold- Miss, M. C. Demry.
 Vocal solo--"My Mother Was 6 Lady'- Mary L. Demry.
 Duct Mrs B. E. Green and Miss M. c. Demry.
 Song-Bluff City Lodge Quartet.
 Song by choir and benediction.
 On Thursday night the 9th, the play Damon X Pythias' will be rendered by lecll talent com pany of theatrical artists. This play is given for the benefit of thc Grand Lodge and 1t Is said considerable time and money has been spent in already making 1t . success. Those who have witnessed the rehearsals say each acts well bis part, consid- ering they are all novces in this line. The leading characters are: W. r. Lumpkin as D4mon, Phillip Bach as Pythias, Forrest Gay as Pbilisitus, John E. Hill as Damocles, William BilIingsly as Dumusious. Wiley Reed as .Proclis, Alonzo Shanks as Lueallus. Lena Robin son will play the part of Galanthe, and Miss M c. Demry that of Her mion. Mrs E. E. Green will play Arma's part. All The young ladies engaged in the play were at one time students of the CoIored Iedus- trial Institute, u under the skill ful and systematic training of the Sisters, have beeu brought up to q higher degree Of proficiency in liter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02
AT QUlBERoN YESTERDAY FROM THE CRUISER
 SFAX
WIFE MEETSHIM IN PRISON
Meeting Both Joful and Pathetic -Dreyfus Helth Reported
 Yer93ood,

Rennes, July | 1kDreyfus arrived here at $ 8. m. "a LOrient and Redont. The prisner appeared to be in good health. He wore blue suit, grey overcoahnd soft felt hat. His hair is turnin grey and his beard is of reddishcolor, He held himself very erect.
 The landing of Dfgfus at Qaiber on was almost nnoticed. The weather was most trmy and for a time It was feared itwould be lm- possible to effect lalaing. On the landing stage were M Viguie, chief of detectives, Nj. Henaion. commis sary of police, and a orce of gen. darmes and police inlpeetors. Fi-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02

almost unobserved, and was coh. docted to cell No 330, accompan ed by Madame Havet. The meeting between tie .oog parted husband and wife eau be better imagined
 than described. Naturally it was
 most touching. Both Dreyfus and l bis wife were deeply affected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02

Miss Emma Anderson, one Of Prof. McNeil's most accomplished students and very pleasant 70 ung lady, left Saturuay for Fordyce, where she will visit Miss Graham in that. city. Miss Anderson will represent Pine Bluff in the inss.rumeDtal music con test to be held gn Fordyce July the Fourth. We wish her success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02

This man was so far behind the times that he wasted whole morning because he neglected to avail himself of an appliance which the haste of modern busi. ness hasst rendered no longer a luxury buhka absolute necessity.
 Are yoA not likely at zny moment toAbe placed in 2 sIn'liax position7
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-06-22
D0lAGS IT The CURT HOUSE.
business Transacted by the superior
Court and List Of instruments Filed
With Odheials.
>upe..or Court.

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ssc;ed IN the SuysS-:o. caa.t -,.- iae week end
Ing .aae -. iSss.
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don, who held court q: Spokane, no bU>i-
ness WAS transacted as: week.
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Bank. tssrpiShUeD..
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Artistic Printers

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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-07
MOVE: YOUR FACTORY
CHICAGO HEIGHTS.

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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-07
Read tho Names of the Founders of Chicago Heights

PETERSON BROS. & CO., Grain ano
Commission Merchants.
JOSEPH AUSTRIAN, Of Leopold =
Austrian Transportation Company.
d. v. PURINGTON, Brick Manufact.
urer.
II. GRUSENDORF, Lumber Dealer.
RUDOLPH II. RHODE, Wholesale
Druggist.
JAS. II. McELROY, Of Jas. T.. McElsoy
& Co.. Real Estate.
ALBERT T. OTTO, Capitalist.
II. Il. SHEDDING, Capitalist.
THOMAS h. MARSTON, Attorney.
DOLESE 4 SHEPARD. Contractors.
NJ. H. KIIGALLEN, Real Estate.
ALFRED KOHN. Wholesale Grocer
A. J. J. MILLER, Lumber Dealer
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-07

LEICllT & BARTHOLOMAE, Brew.
ers.
RUDOLPH BRAND. President United
States Brewing Company.
GEORGE w. KELLNER, Of Schmidt
Brewing Company.
II. q. UIHI.ElN, President Schllts
Brewing Company.
JOHN CUDAHY, Packer.
MICHAEL CUDAHY, Packer.
LACKNER & BUTZ, Attorneys.
GEORGE BURY, Attorney.
WILLIAM Woke. Attorney.
JURGENS 4 ANDERSEN. Wholesale
Diamond Merchants.
ANDREW g. LAUSTEN, Of the Lin.
seed OIL Trust