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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02
DEATH OF SUPERINTENDENT ]
S. WISWAII,

;. WlSWALL.
| Pine Meadow, Sept. flames S.
| Wiswall, superintendent of the II.
! Chapin's Sons company, died at 2 a. m.
yesterday after an illness of a little
over three weeks. He was the youngest
of eight children of Noah and Elizabeth
Wiswall. He was born at Northamp-
| ton, Mass, in 1922. OF Mr.. Wiswalr S
four brothers and three sisters, but one
brother and sister survive him, Daniel
Wiswall and Mrs. George Gillette, both
| of Franklin, N. Y. Mr.. Wiswalls wife
died only few months ago, his only
daughter died some few years ago.
When Mr.. WisWall first came to Con-
nectcut from New York state, he went
to work for the Collins company at
Collinsville, coming to this town and
entering the employ of Hermon Chaplin
over fifty years ago. He held the posi-
ton of superintendent large portion of
these years, and SO ably filled this po-
sition that it will be difficult for the
company to find as competent a sue
cessor. Mr. Wiswall was an honored
and respected citizen and will be great
ly missed, especially by the older in
habitants The funeral will be held
at his late residence on Church street
at 1870 D. m. Saturday.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02
BASEBALL GAMES YESTERDAY
NEV MAVEN WINS IND BRISTOL
LOSES.
New London Defeats Derby and Nor
witch Takes Bridgeport Into Camp
Other Games.
Other Games.

Waterbury, Sept. LIN a very ex-
citing ball game New Haven won out
from Waterbury ST. The game was
not particularly brilliant in fielding
work by either team, but the hitting
was hard and the result was impossible
to forecast until the last man was out
in the ninth inning. Sockaexis as
usual distinguished himself with a two
Dagger in the ninth with two men on
bases. New Haven did some clever hit
ting, chief of which was three base
drive by ]. Ira Davis. Score:
Waterbury g 0 l 0 2--7-13-5
New Haven 80 % 2 0 1-S-14-3
Batteries-Klobedan and ]. Connor
Brown and Luchia.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02
POISONED BY ICE CREAM.

Middletown. Sept. Fifteen or
twenty persons were slightly poisoned
by eating ice cream at a reception that
followed the wedding of Lucy Rebecca,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Par
malice, and George John Fisher, both of
this town, at the home of Mr.. Parmalee
at South Farms yesterday. Those who
ate the cream have all recovered with
the exception of Mrs Oscar Hilbert of
New Haven, who was still sick this
morning Mrs. Hilbert is a relative of
the bride.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02
NEW LONDON A, DERBY 2.

New London Sept. 1.-The home
team turned the tables on the visitors
and won in one of the best games played
here this season. There were many
brilliant plays on both sides and scat
tered all through the teams. The field
ing of the home team landed the vic
tory, as Cling gave five men bases on
balls and two Derby players were
struck by pitched balls. Score:
New London =. % 2 0 0 0 %-4-7-2
Derby -. 40 0 0 0 0 1 0-2-7-3
Batteries Cling and Foster; Clancy
and Scannel.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02
MERIDEN 4. BRISTOL

Bristol, Sept. both at the bat and
in the field Meriden played all around
Bristol this afternoon and won out cas-
lily, The only redeeming feature in
Bristols work was the batting of STRAIT
ton, who made four out of the seven
hits. Kennedy OF Meriden accepted
seven chances in left field. This is the
fifth straight game that Bristol has
lost. Score:
Bristol .... 30 90 DOL 0 0 o. 70
Meriden 49,. 20 % 1 0 1 0 o-4-10-0
Batteries-Thatcher and Byers; Ma
gee and Deal.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02
COMING FAIR

Of the Beacon Valley Agricultural So
cety.
The managers of the coming fair on
September 10 and 20 at the Beacon VAL
ley Driving park have just published
their programme, sas follows:
Tuesday--Cattle.
II a. m.-Exhibition of trained oxen,
steers, decorated wagons, etc.
1880 a. m.-Decorated bicycle parade
on race course.
12:45 p m.-Pie-eating contest
/ p m.-Exhibition drill by Scott COM
pany No. 10, Uniformed rank, knights
of Pythias.
1880 p. m.-One-mile bicycle race.
las p. m.-Exhibition of draught cat
tie
2 p. m.-'Five- mile bicycle race.
Baseball and other games and races
as time permits.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02
TWO LIVES IN PERIL.
| Third Rail Horror Narrowly Averted at
Newington-A Horse Killed.

| Third Rail Horror Narrowly Averted at
Newington--A Horse Killed.
Newington, Sept 1.--Mr. and Mrs.
Augustus Fish of this place were driv-
ing over the four track crossing last
evening when their horse took fright at
something. The animal turned short
north side steam track The short turn
threw Mr.. Fish out of the carriage and
with nothing then to restrain him the
horse dashed wildly up the track by the
depot for several hundred feet The
rails seemed to form a part for the
frightened animal, and he. kept clear
of the third rail track until the side
track east of the station was reached
Here a freight train was Just pulling
out on to the main line, and to dodge
the engine the horse swerved over on to
the next track, He stepped on the
charged rail and was knocked down,
falling directly onto 1t and, before word
could be telegraphed to the officials to
have the power turned off, the horse
was dead. All this time Mrs. Fish was
in the carriage, and it was not until
the horse fell on the third rail and was
slowly electrocuted that she was assist
ed from her perilous position. She was
nearly Frustrated from fright, but be-
yond that was uninjured. MI. Fish
was badly bruised when he fell out near
the crossing.
An instant after the horse fell a west
bound motor car came up, but this was
before it struck the obstruction.
With the assistance of the men on the
freight train the dead horse was rolled
off into the ditch and traffic resumed
after delay of nearly half an hour.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02
DEATH OF AMELIA WILLIAMS.

The death of Miss Amelia Williams
aged twenty eight, daughter Of Henry
Williams of 65 View street, occurred
Thursday at the New Haven hospital of
consumption. She had been patient
there since June last. Several years
ago Miss Williams met with most
distressing accident while at work at
the Strouse-Adler corset works on Court
street While adjusting a belt to a
sewing machinery her hair was caught
in the machinery and she was badly in
jured. The skin grating process was
resorted to, and after several weeks
Miss Williams recovered from her in
juries.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02
Candidates for admission to Hillhouse

Candidates for admission to Hillhouse
and the Boardman High schools will be
examined next Thursday and Friday.
The schedule is as follows: Language
and grammar, Thursday, September Z,
8 a. M. geography, Thursday, at p.
M; United States history and spelling,
Friday, September s, at p. m.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02
FUNERAL, OF w G rpEJTNY

The funeral of William S. Green, who
died at his residence, 2S2 Blatchley ave-
nue., Thursday morning, took place yes
terday morning at $3.50 o'clock. A re-
QUEEN mass was celebrated in st.
Francis church at Q O'clock. Mr.. Green
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Wednesday

w tull1Sdd y--I1OI sGS.
$3.50 a. m.-Oldfashioned game of
wicket The sides will be chosen on the
grounds.
10 a. m.-Exhibtion Of brood mares
and colts.
II a. rehabilitation of draught
horses
II a. Exhibition of matched and
family horses.
p. m.-Pie-eating contest; prize, suit
of clothes.
1880 p. m.-Peg race for rs bushels of
oats.
p. m.-Running race, so bushels of
oats.
2:30 p. m.--Three-minute class, 50
bushels of oats.
3 p. m,--Free- for-all race; purse $780,
Other races and amusements will be
interspersed
A platform for dancing will be pro-
vided
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02

disappointment secure seats in advance.
Prices-night, 10 cents, 20 cents, 80 cents
and so cents; matinee, 10 cents, 20 cents
and % cents.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02
NORWICH s. BRIDGEPORT I


Bridgeport, Sept. LIN the opening
inning of the game with Norwich this
afternoon Bridgeport went up in the
air and wild throws by Corcoran and
j. Doherty at second enabled the visit
ors to score four runs. Norwich made
anothet run in the third inning and
Bridgeport also made her only run in
this inning, which was the last run
made in the game. After the third in
ming the game was finely played on
both sides, Score:
Bridgeport . 20 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 o. Is
Norwich :. ~ 0 l 0 0 0 0 0--5-12-2
Batteries--Corcoran and ORourke;
Clements and Chamberlain.
AT Cincinnati-Philad 5, Cincin-
natl 10.
At Lousville-Wa Washington 5, Louis
vile 3.
AT Chicago-Boston 4, Chicago s.
At st. Louis-Baltimore 6, st, Louis T.
AT Pittsburg-New York Pittsburg
game postponed on account of rain.
AT neutrality-suspicious. 2, Brooklyn T.
Second game: Brooklyn 5, Cleveland O.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02
AN AUNT OF COL. w. E. MORGAN

AN AUNT OF COL. w. Z. MORGAN
Mrs. Harriet e. Morgan. ninety~two
years old, and widow of the late Ma
thaniel II. Morgan of Hartford, died at
her home yesterday. She went driving
a week ago Wednesday, and contracted
,, a slight cold, which later developed into
congestion Of the lungs, which caused
her death. She was born in Lebanon
November 49, 1907. She was the daugh
ter of Nathan Saxton and Fanny
Chamberlin Saxton Of that town. She
was married to the late Nathaniel II,
Morgan in Lebanon, May 4, 1881, and
went to Hartford to live. She leaves
one child, Mrs. Mary Harris st. John.
the wife of Dr. S. b. St. John. Two
children, Nathaniel S. Morgan and
Harriet e. Morgan, are dead, the for
mer dying In Philadelphia about six
years ago. There are three grand
children, Nathaniel K. Morgan of this
city and Elsa and Helen st. John,
children of DR.. ST. John. There are
also several other relatives in Hart
ford. Henry K. Morgan of that city
is a ,ephew and Ex-Governor Morgan
G. Buckley, William Fl. Buckley,
William G.. Morgan, General Henry c.
Morgan and DR.. w, d. Morgan are
grand nephews. Colonel William f.
Morgan of this city is also a nephew
The late Governor f. D Morgan of
New York was nephew. Her husband
was for many years prominent resi-
dent of Hartford. He died eighteen
years ago. He was a noted genealogist
and codfier. He was the author of the
History of Lebanon, and compiled the
genealogies of the Harris and Morgan
families. He was great friend of the
poet Whittier and many other proni-
nent men. He was the first president
of the Phoenix Insurance company.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02
DEATH OF SUPERINTENDENT

DEATH OF SUPERINTENDENT
BEACHS SISTER. MISS BEACH.
Emeline Eliza Beach, daughter of the
late Sharon Y. Beach of Seymour, and
the only sister of George w. Beach,
superintendent of the Naugatuck divi
sion of the Consolidated railroad, died
at her home in Seymour yesterday
morning, aged fifty-seven. Miss Beach
has always lived in Seymour and at her
parents home. The funeral of the de-
ceased will take place Sunday after
noon.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02
| !
CO K Z

for summer cooking is creating a
sensation both by reason Of cheap.
ness and utility. 20 cts. for two
bushels; $3.25 for SO bushels, inter-
mediate quantities and prices to
match. Coke is disable in your coal
range. Orders promptly delivered.
Small quantities bagged.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02
DEATH OLE A CHILD.

Salman E. Hanson, infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Hanson of Short
Rocks, died Thursday. The funeral
took place yesterday
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02

was a member of Philip FL. Sheridan
council, No. 1867, Royal Arcanum, and
a delegation attended his funeral
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02

The French Firing ManuaI-NOt Diff
cult for Amy One of II Great Number OF
French Soldiers to Have Procured IA
COpy-Drcyfus Not ut Maneuvers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-04
Quien rnucho abarca -.

apeta
Emulsion de
dc Como natural
%smones % Psfeas los estaeeimentoS desioadas
que prn vnse ga de es cdand9se
f o4ea dc los que den perder En-
Peco 1 1gtma Emulsion de
Foale robustece la
Con los ni1oS Sc desaronan
nc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-04
Fl vlgor
del C1DeIlO
del DP.Ayer'

eonserva Y hermosea eli oabello, 10 hsos
crecer y le da fuerza y lustre.
Cada y cuando 90 usa restablecs el
color natural del cabelle.
- Limpia ell cuero cabelludo do todA
oaspa destruyendo asi una dc las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-04
IA CORRESPONDENCE DE- PUIRIORICQ
Daro absoL4tamne impacaL eco de opinion
"La Fuerza del HON.
bre y la Hermosura
de la Mujel;."

Asi SO ha caracterizado Ia exhuber-
ancia del cabello antes desde los
tiempos de Samson.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-04

S@SAss<sS r. AAANA 1esAVD w 40
,alvicie.
Mejora Ia circulation
N Ia envoltura cranial &
Impide le caida del ca
bello.
J Cuando la sangrs est6
empobrecida y acuoss
! y contiene impurezas,
3 + eficacia del Vigor No
: es tan pronunciada.
eria seguirss en-
! este caso un tratami-
ento de Zarzaparrilla
del DR.. Aver simultl-
neannente con ell en-
On del Vigor del Cabello,
o SO li1epia la sangre, Sc
nervios y Ia salud eaaa
;eptos.
por ei
Cfa., Lowell. Mass. Z. U. 4 I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-04
SALVADOR CAi<BUN1IL

Doctor Msdicina Cra do la uad de
hosptas dc aqula Cudad exCrano del
"a Feraeza NUN. T. %,NA -.
c,c. de dos Is DENIM
NVnouoo' gos-ecos ons~la dc ~ do1fh
gun q tempo invertido en- ela-Guns para los pobres.
Dtrecc6n Nlegrdfca-Dr. Salvador, Capital.
Como ta mjsma Capital practca
AuVo te'C'd- Carbone recomiendo las
oonanza
n.m nomhr do ebautsm anta~ da
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=.z=z ezs#zsa.eso.

consisting ot es#zSeHs and aa#ts were recently @az Geeayed on the ual as condemned. sss# s zS5 been loaded on wagons "a a police court. 7 magistrate came out,
 inspectors story, sat azs oWu senses that
 aasoand. and ordered
 a>szased. \ police magis-
 aaHaazg the only English
 asa condemn bad meat
 2a zaa aa aalg after listening
 aud examining the cor
 personally in his own court
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Beware os reporters k tae watehwaed of Boston pa#ee aHeHa \ very good advice 10 people #ha do things Ihat affect the pubic. 5#5 have an ardent desire 10 keep tbe=F acts both unsuag and gawrzfteH. There is loo much unwr.ttea items now. That's what We have report CTS for to right public wrongs.
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\ Transaction in Desks.

A passion for old furniture general " communicates itself to the eollec- tors friends Thus of a young lawyer in Worcester. who has good taste in antiques the Gazette records hal his enthusiasm has infected many persons sometimes with saddening results Il was no more than natural that when the lawyers friend the professor. sold his desk which was of ancien. design but of doubtful age and began looking Tor something better. he should con suit the young lawyer The man of law Was delightfully."- sympathetic. T saw just what you want the other day. . he said. but I'm afraid i-'s gone now. I'll keep my eye ont for the next few days Well, if you see anything feal- lF good said the professor. buy ft and hold it for me It is not safe to let 8 bargain go too long Only let me know as soon as you can. so that l won be buying one too It would be great favor Not at all. said the lawyer. @It's a pleasure to buy a good thing even if you are not to keep IL yourself. In day or two the pro lessor received joyful note. The young lawyers mother had found just what the professor Wanted-a "a beauty. one Of those rare old bits that they cannot counterfeit aud such a bargain. only ten dollars The professor was charmed. He immediately sent his check 10 the young lawyer. with an enthusiastic note of thanks and a re- quest to send ap the desk He was in the hall when it arrived. He tcre= off the saelSing and inspected his prize. It was his old desk that he had sold a few days before for eight dollars and half
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S =Gs4 ! 8EF5
 
  as raz-S z= zzz- --aE17> Ha5 SzTa- zaas%za -rV
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Mrs. E. C. Laine. who is now ia the Eastern markets looking at the openings, on her return will reopen the dreSSmaking DalIOrS at the J. H. Eddins Dry Goods Co.,, Grand Leader, in a few days. where she will be pleased 10 see all her friends and cust0- merS. 299
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When judge is determined to aid "a man ln rehabiliiating his eharae- ter all be has to do is to find aexten- aating circumstances.
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Every American lady woa.a >s to be Dewey Because be into the arms of his ccurtrE1 T latter part of this -aate lar. isntlt2
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When ela,sworms shine Best.

S 4a unexplained fact that glow sfeses$ are much more brilliant just be- lore an aaaaaaa hias storm than at zaE other -5Tse
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A good name is rathel to be chos en than greatriobes. Ladies should bear ID mind this apphes to men with character Who have DO money and not to mouey with men who have no character.
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Guerin the French prisoner of fame would make a good pound keeper tor this and other cities. He's good ca catching beef.
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Mes HaEc aae That La 3aszeszz lI1 hut Ha he tEe -rr and 1as lnaE5zzza H 6 tSz
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The Cleveland ~ al tEa 8at# a.a he'd HEst z55 uneax5aozs as> f#es since H# as.4s baa season opened
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Gov Jones waS recent an invitation 5F Mayo Dewey Tbs Gate- force Of bab5t ref
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AS TO CIRCULATION

The ba4Y gRApnto has nearly doatle the snsulatio., of any other Pine Blut daily newspaper and tue Daily and SeHti-Weekly GRAPHIC have a combined circulation larger than that Of any other Pine Bl8d daily CT ekly Iev3otosr' Advertise emaa1s ! accept ed an th.s guarantee.
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Where's that report submitted Alger on the beef question. No doubt i is undergoing the embalm, ing process.
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It's a wonder the Frereh govern ment in the Dreyfus case alter all the petitions for pardon, wouldn t have Merci-er in jail.
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Our Little Joe is slidiag a bicy- ele on the still hunt for Aegle. Hes a natural born Wheeler.
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Everything ID Pine Bluff during the heated term savers of eunut= even our carriages are tifeo-Na5fs ing for that electric street Ha RaF.
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Farmers zin=fiIe World.

The worlds asHieah0He occupies the attention oe @S4.004a06 men. represents capital of E4 Soo 900 0oo and has an annual product of= oser n. DOC. 00o 0o0.
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We have discovered where Dick Croker is. He is in search of the mar who hit Billy Patterson.
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The Shamrock and Columbia will soon have their race for the cup, Your Irish, you lose, SirThomas.
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oom Paul Kruger and our Uncle Johnnie ace going to have fight; that's nothing, it may be like the Dreyfus pardon, only rumor.
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Hobson Of Merrimae fame, says there is many slip twixt the cup and the io, and tue lip aud the slip.
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That was q beautiful entertain ment last night at ehe opera house in St. Louis.
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A cattle trust with capital of s, ,000,000 has been formed We hope they are only beefoe.
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While dissecting the man with the hoe, why not divert our attention to The man with the wife of anoth-
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Little Rock believes faeaaraa5lag things through, 'frinstaace the rail
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Memphis is ou the I5- can bank" ou this.
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The peace conference 1u=et Ii Paris, France.
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How Go you like our new City Hall2
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Indians in the United states.

The Indian population of the United States is 24S,S40. In i 492 they were lords of the whole country; now thev have reserved for them 114.496 square -ASlAA-
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Who said beer2-Pine Bluff Daily Graphic
 Me Mel Met..-Hardeman Free Press.
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How would 700 Gke ta De 8aa coa. man.
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Entered at the Post-offfee at Pine Bluff, Ark, AS sec0nd-eiass mail matter.
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Where S that kissing bug
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Too late for the .faire-5.a bach,
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Ube Daily Graphic.

ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS DUR H ADVANOA
 AFy7HOEfI HNGEf ZION.
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OFFICE. 2lG W. .BARRAQEE ST.
 TELEPHONE No. 1t2.
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aag- ApvERrisINa RATES MADE KNOWN
 9N APPLICATION.
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-05
PINOS ALTOS NOTES
The Pipe Line To Be Begun Soon.-
Destructive Elre.-Mininq Notes.


Special correspondence Of the Herald.
Ogelsby and Ratcliff are getting out
q good grade of ore.
Prof. w. b. Decker is we'll and uI
again at the school.
Owen Byrne is on the recovery from
his slight attack of small pox.
Geo. Ellis met with q severe accident
by having a rock hit him so as to force
him to be laid up for some time.
Public school will close on the 18th
and q school entertainment will be
given on the evening of the 18th.
Bev. Risque had an accident
with his team aud buggy one
day last week. The dash board was
broken.
The Pinos Altos Store Co. 3 team goi
away from the driver. The result was g
very lame horse and broken wagon
tongue.
DR.. Robinson had quite an exper
fence with foot pad one night last
week. He was chased and then
watched by the man but no damage was
done.
1t is reported that the Pinos Altos
'Olo w. are W COu Lu0uCG
right away on their pipe line, and tn e
bids for said pipe line are being open
ed and considered.
Noah Chino's bunk house was COM
pletely destroyed by fire. The men
saved mostly their wearing apparel.
The cause of the fire seems to have
been from acigarette dropped careless
ly.
1t is reported that the Pinos Altos
Gold Mining Co. will put on the Gillett
shaft very large new hoist of ca
pacity to raise two cages if necessary
at one pull. It will be one of the lare-
est in this country and supplied with
all the latest designs and improve
ments.
It was with pleasure to all here to
hear of the neat little sum of two hun
dred thousand dollars, paid to the
Hearst estate by the purchasers of the
Santa Rita copper claims, for just a
release Of those mines by said trustees
of the Hearst estate, they being our
most prominent mine owners here 1t
is an assured fact that this company,
the Pinos Altos Gold Mining Co. will
make this camp producer second to
none in this territory, as all develop
ment and workings of these mines are
and have been done in the most sys-
tematic manner. There can not be too
much praise said of the works of Mr.
Thayer and his able resistant Mr., Bev.
RlSQue.