Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-02-05

confined 10 his room with chills
 MT. Ed Marsh, an employe at these shops, is quite ill with la grippe.
 A gallant engineer, it is said, will soon take unto himself a wife Guess who?
 Superintendent Vim. Coughin has returned from U business trip on the north end.
 MT. \. B. Martin. foreman in the machine shops, is quite i'll at his home on West Fifth avenue.
 A large number Of fremen and their wives attended the Etna Lodge ball given last Tuesday night
 Conductor c. K. Thomas is now on the local running between here and Camden.
 Traimaster F. S. Rawlins is still north looking after the interests ef the company.
 A large number of buns are being chased out by the watchman down here ev0ry day,
 Mir. Garland Brewer, a timer at these shops, is quite i'll at his home on East SAth avenue.
 The Arkansaw Traveler passed through here Saturday night for St. Lotus after a trio through Texas
 Fireman G. (. Moore, after work ing on the south end for several years, has been tra nsferI ed to Jones' bofo.
 Mr. Theodore Wollerman. ho had the misfortune of breaking his right ankle last Friday, is resting easier today.
 The company has been ordered by the city authorities to reduce the speed oftrains while going through the city.
 Walter Sellers, machinist apprea- tice at these shops, has accepted a position at ShreVepo with the Pee Gee Road.
 Mir. Franz korn, night dispatcher Ut this place, was called to Jouesbo- ID Saturday by he dangerous ill., ness of his brother there
 T. fl. Osborne made a flying trip to Memphis last week hence to Tex as where he now is on important business fGr the company.
 The new tank belonging to the new compound CT zine has just been completed and Is now ready to re- ceiYe it's first coat of paine.
 Mr. Jehn pjttman had the mis.or- tu le to cut his hand while atwoIk in the machinery department.last week and is unable to report for duty.
 The employees in the brass foundry have again commenced working on Saturday on account of the large amount of orders they have on hand.
 The little engine belonging to the Red River Lumber Co.,, which has been in the shops for repairs. has been completed and returned to it's owners.
 MT. Ferdinand Jewell, an employe at these shops, has been sent to Stamps, to assist the agent, as the work and business is increasing rap. idly there.
 Mir. 4. $. Wilson, an operator working for this company, iett yes terday for Cairo, H., 10 work there for awhile, His littleson Jimmie ac- companied him.
 On account ef the heavy freight business on the road they are send ing out passenger engines on freight trains in order to supply the df maud of freight throughout the country.
 Engineer Case, who had misfortune to lose his house by fire last week, has gwen Contractor Dutton the contract for the building of new one. Work is to commence h about two weeks,
 Brakeman EI Black wood who has been at the company hospital for several weeks. will arrive here Men day greatly improved from the in- juries he received a few months ago while on duty.
 MT. Dewitt Hope, retired engin- eer formerly in the yard at thls place, has again accepted a position as en- ineer and will go to Jonesboro to run the switch engine in the yards at that place.
 Fireman Edgar McFadden has been acting ak day hostler for the