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The evening times., 1899-09-22
QUAY COMING TO WASHINGTON
The Senator to BE Here a Week Be-
fore Going South.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept. 22-United
States Senator NJ. S. Quay, accompanied
by his son, Major A. c. G. Quay, arrived
in Pittsburg today from Beaver and re-
mained at the Duquesne several hours be-
! fore departing for Lancaster, Pa Senator
Quay said he will go from here with his
son TO Lancaster. where he expects 10 re-
{ main until his residence in Washington,
which is now being renovated, is ready for
occupancy. He will be domiciled at his
Washington home on September 20, on
which date. by the way, he said he will be
sixty years old.
Il viii remain in Washington about one
week." continued the Senator, where
will devote myself to private business.
after which 1 viii go to Florida to remain
until Congress convenes. / will not be
back at any time during the campaign,
and if can get some one with whom can
pair my vote on election day / will not re-
turn home to cast my ballot. But If 1 fail
to find a pair / will be back to vote for
Colonel Barnett and the other Republican
candidates. l have no doubt but that the
ticket will be elected by large ma
jority."
The evening times., 1899-09-22
SPAIN'S REFUSAL TO PAY
Diplomatic Circles Agitated by the
Cuban Bond Question.
The Matter May Be Brought to the
Attention of the Coming Congress-.
Gen. Carlos Garcia Reiterates His
Statement That the Problem
should BE Settled Immediately.

Spain's reported action in refusing to
pay the intrest on the Cuban bonds con-
tinues to be an ali-absorbing topic in Dip
lomatic circles. Since the publication of
the Madrid despatch in yesterdays papers
the importance of -thb news has dawned
upon the State Department. and the officials
have freely given out statements to the
effect that there is no occasion for alarm.
The evening times., 1899-09-22
OBITUARY.
Remsen Schenck.

Remsen Schenck,- a well-known broker
and member of the Stock Exchange. died at
his residence, rs West Thirty fourth Street
New York, early Tuesday evening. from
apoplexy. Two weeks ago he suffered
a similar stroke at his downtown Office.
He was associated with Charles C. Edey &
Sons, brokers, at 2 Wall. Street. Mr..
Schenck was forty-nine years old.
The evening times., 1899-09-22
William Lnrdner.

William j. Lardner died of heart dis
ease on Wednesday at his home. 227 East
Eighteenth Street. New York. He was born
in that city. October %. 1858. He was grad
uated with honors from st. Francis Xavier
College He was graduated from the New
York University Law School and admitted
to the bar when twenty-one years old. Mr..
Lardner was counsel to Archbishop Corri-
gan Off nearly ten years He was an as
sistant attorney general of this State under
Governors Hill and Flower. Four years
ago he organized the law firm OF Lardner,
Loughran & Smyth.
The evening times., 1899-09-22

S. of the new grey habit cloth
skirts-the very best quality
which sell for $3.50 elsewhere,
"a Of those ultra stylish black and
blue cheviot serge skirts; lined with
''Nubian" lining and bound with IS.
H. & M binding and made up with
the new habit back; which you cannot
duplicate elsewhere for less
than 1898, will be sold for. So. 80
We shall also put on sale lot Of
ladies' black figured brillantine skirts
such as are sold for $1.9S
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .SSc
The evening times., 1899-09-22
Chld's trimmed hats. 49c.
Untrimmed flats, 75c.
Large eagle quills, 1oc.
ALTGELD HOSTILE TO HARRISON
He May Contest With Him for the
Illinois GOvernOrship

CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-John p Altgeld will
be an Independent candidate for governor
Of Illinois, if Mayor Carter H. Harrison is
made a nominee Of the regular Democratic
State committee. Altgeld and his friends
a contesting delegation from this State
unless peace is declared between the regu-
lars and the Aitgeld faction in the mean
time. Due notice of this purpose of the
Altgeld section has been served on the regu-
lars. The latter think Altgeld's threat to
present contesting delegation is simply
an effort to compel their organization to
recognize him to the extent OF making him
delegate-at-large- They say the threat
will have no effect
The evening times., 1899-09-22
Boys and youths
school suits.

The second shipment of Boys
and Youths Suits secured so
much under price arrived yes
terday and will be ready for
tomorrow's selling. The values
are really greater than we have
ever before offered, and if you
take time to compare them with
those offered you by others you
will so decide.
The evening times., 1899-09-22
THE HUGHES TRIAL.
Damaging Evidence Against the De-
fendant.


COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept 22.-The third
days trial yesterday Of Mrs. Matte E.
Hughes, OF Greenville. for the murder Of
her husband last September, ended with in
dications of conviction for manslaughter as
a compromise. The argument will be con-
cluded today. Mrs. Hughes is young and
exceedingly pretty. This is her third trial,
in the two former ones the jury failing to
agree. This time evidence heretofore ruled
out was admitted. including the dying dec
laration of Hughes in which he swore that
Mrs. Hughes shot him after giving him
two minutes to prepare to die. The cause
was that he upbraided her for receiving the
attentions of prominent citizen of Green
vile and his friends.
The name Of this person has been kept
from coming out in court by the influence
of court and lawyers. No trial in recent
years has attracted so much interest.
The evening times., 1899-09-22
Sale Of knee pants.

More than 5000 pairs of
Boys Knee Pants will be put
on sale tomorrow and the sell
ing should be enormous, con-
sidering that the values are so
great. 1t is a positive fact
that no other store in this city
can equal the bargains we an
nounce today.
Boys black and blue cheviot knee
pants well-made garments - which
usually are sold for 29c-
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. loc
Boys aIl-wool knee pants, with dou-
bic seats and knees. which give them
double the life, instead of 69c,
for .4Sc
The evening times., 1899-09-22
Unveiliniss Monument by Mosby'.
Camp" Confederate Veterans,
Front Royal, va., Septem-
Z s9ast 10 her n3. 1880.

For this occasion the Southern Railway will sell
tickets September % and 2s. final limit September
26 from Washington, Round Hill, Orange, Har-
risonburg, and intermediate stations to Front
Royal, Va, at one fare for the round trip. II
The evening times., 1899-09-22

Another lot of youths suits, of fine
imported, all-wool worsteds
and cassimeres-which sell at
s11. for. or............ $3.50
The evening times., 1899-09-22

Mems Open Front and Back Percale
and Madras Shirts; all with detach-
able cuffs; in nobbiest of patterns;
identical shirts which many are
selling at 81 and $1.25, for. ..5Oc
The evening times., 1899-09-22

Youths cashmere suits-pure wool
in sizes II to 10 years-in-
stead of $3.50, for .s4.9S
The evening times., 1899-09-22
This business follows its own leadership!


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The evening times., 1899-09-22

Boys imported cheviot. mixed cas-
simere, and black and blue wide vale
cheviot and worsted suits, in double
breasted effects (sizes to 16 years)
and in yestee effects from to
years-really $3.50 value, for. .S4SS
The evening times., 1899-09-22
THE OHIO REPUBLICANS
Foraker and Bushnell Not TO At
tend the Akron Meeting.

Both Have Previous Eagngements
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dick, GroSyc-
a Co. Trying TO Drum Up
CroNd-RooseSeit and Nash VIII
Make Speeches at the Gathering.
The evening times., 1899-09-22

Mems Derby Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers-fall weight for wear now,
in all sizes, instead Of SOC gar
ment for sec
The evening times., 1899-09-22
New skirt making enterprise great success

The great saving it possib to make you
make skirts workrooms noticeable glance
Further than that turning the very tail
oed productions finishing them betterung better Innings
and making perfecftng skirts than it is possible to
buy elsewhere In the making Nubian fast black inng
in binding the famous 49, Fl. NJ" waterproof vel
veteen binding and make up skirts with the habit
backs, neucating all the style possible to give them.
The evening times., 1899-09-22
FIanne1ette wa lists, 9Ec.
Century cloth waists, t9e.
Mothers Friend waists, 49c.

We have several dozen Of the cele-
brated Mothers Friend" shirtwaists,
with the famous patent button band
from which the buttons cannot be torn
and which can be removed when being
washed They are white and colored
and laundered, but they are slightly
soiled from window display: some of
them have two detachable collars and
pair of cuffs and some have attached
collars; they are sold for CSC. the world
over; you get these for 49c.-less than
cost.
The evening times., 1899-09-22

Those very fashionable mixed all
wool cashmere rainy weather skirts,
with quilted bottoms, such as sell for
s7.9S elsewhere, will be sold to-
Three lots of ladies' handsome black
silk crepon skirts, with the new habit
backs, and lined with ''Nubian" fast
black lining and hemmed with IS. H. &
M" binding. will go for less than mark
ed prices tomorrow:
s99S skirts for s6.9S.
s129S skirts for s9.9S.
1888 skirts for s12.9S.
The evening times., 1899-09-22

FREE-A school companion outfit
given free with every suit-embrac-
ing a pen and holder. a hardwood
ruler, pencil, large tablet OF
paper, rubber eraser, and box
which locks and can only be OPEN
ed with key.
The evening times., 1899-09-22
KIDNEY
TROUBLE

mers Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy
At druggists in ffty-cent and dollar sizes SAM
pie bottle by mail free; also pamphlet telling you
how to find out If you have kidney trouble
Add ess Dr. kilrner Co.. Binghamton, N. Y.
The evening times., 1899-09-22

Special values IN mems dept.
Mems Mercerized Silk Half Hose:
warranted fast black; are sold in ev-
cry other furnishing store for 25c
pair, here tomorrow at ..........121sc
The evening times., 1899-09-22
Mems and boys hats.


A larger hat department than
ever-and bigger and better
stocks-better variety-and the
same savings may be made here
as in former seasons.
Unexcelied line of Mems Derbys,
Fedoras and Crush Hats, in the new
shades as well as black.
1,735 Mems Derbys and Fedoras and
Mems Crush Hats, which sell OAc
at s150, go on sale tomor- ANS
row morning at ....-........OO
Boys Golf Caps-all wool oassime-es
and cheviots-11c instead of 25c.
The Nobby Plaid Golf Caps-all wool
naterials-19c instead of soc.
Boys Blue Golf Caps-silk lined
instead of soc, for 25c.
The evening times., 1899-09-22
Mems shoes at
$780,.

THIS Is WnFTt We are stIUIg! ALIu
we are stronger this season in this
grade than ever before, because We
bought before the rise in leather and
labor. We bought during the summer
dullness, and if we had bought two
weeks later We would have had to pay
more, and consequently we could not
muster such value at $3.50. That's why
you see these same grades selling else
where at S.. They are all hand-sewed
shoes-the most stylish lasts-of box
calf, Titan calf, Russia calf. enamel
calf. and patent leather calf; some are
lined, and others are lined with
drill, and you have the choice of those
with two or three soles. II you want
the finest shoes made you want these
The evening times., 1899-09-22

Ladies mourning waists, $2.98.
Ladies' fine all-wool black serge
mourning waists, all stylishly tucked
and with latest sleeves, for $2.SS to-
morrow.
The evening times., 1899-09-22

Boys Golf Caps-all wool cassime-es
and cheyiots-11c instead of 25c.
The evening times., 1899-09-22
Our leadership
IN shoe selling

can be illustrated.by any one
of the numerous grades, but the
possibilities of the $3.50 and
$3.50 lines are wonderful.
Every effort has been used to
muster into these grades more
value than others give you for
the same money-and we have
succeeded.
Our guarantee of satisfaction
is unlimited. If any shoes we
sell do not wear as we say that
they will wear, we want you
to return them. You must be
satisfied at any cost. It'll be
your own fault if you are not.
Ladies shoes at
$3.50.
Ten different styles-enough for the
most fastidious! Choice of heavy ex-
tension soles or light soles-kid tips
or patent leather tips-cloth tops or
tops OF same-lace or button. The kid
in these shoes was tested before We
made them up. The making OF them
was carefully looked after. You cannot
possibly equal these shoes for less than
go
The evening times., 1899-09-22
Ladies shoes at
$3.50.

We can state with all truthfulness
and because we know it is fact-that
the same grade of shoes for ladies we
sell at $3.50 are sold in other shoe
stores for 50. They are the finest shoe
made-the very acme Of the shoe maxi
er's art Sixteen different styles from
which TO choose-light hand-turned
soles or heavy welted soles and you
may have them with the cork soles
with leather lining which are warrant
ed to keep out the cold and dampness;
every size from l to S and all widths
from A TO EE.
The evening times., 1899-09-22

The Nobby Plaid Golf Caps-ail wool
materials-19c instead of soc.
The evening times., 1899-09-22

Ladies collars, 31ac.
$50 dozen Ladies' All-linen Collars,
in all styles and sizes, which every
put on sale tomorrow morning
The evening times., 1899-09-22

Boys heavy quality corduroy knee
pants, which you know are the long
est-lived garments made, instead
of 5sc. for ........................3 .3ec
The evening times., 1899-09-22

Boys Blue Golf Caps-silk lined
instead of soc, for 25c.
The evening times., 1899-09-22

Boys double breasted suits, embrac-
ing the newest plaids and check ef
fects-in sizes to At boys from from Z
to Is years; lined with durable lining
and finished thoroughly also-suits
which you you'll find SELL
ing elsewhere for s2.sS O. ~
and more-wilf be sold Nj IN
Boys fine all-wool blue and black
and fancy cheviot suits. in double
breasted style, in sizes from s to 16
years; all Of them with pants having
double seats and knees: all OF them
lined with farmers satin lining and
good sleeve lining: for dress wear
for school wear or play wear which
cannot be equaled else GH no
where for less than s5- ~ ~
will be sold for ...V6sOO
Boys knee pants, fancy mixed pat
terms in nobby cheviots, thoroughly
made stanch garments, instead
of 49c., for. Observation-Disclosures. ESc
Boys heavy quality corduroy knee
pants, which you know are the long
The evening times., 1899-09-22
EDUCATIONAL.
CRAFTSMAN!

Evening lessons in drafting and mathematics;
begin September IS. at 531 9TH ST. ne ses-Imo
The VESABLE SHORTHAND SCHOOL. 500
ST. NV; shorthand and typewriting thorough
ly taught; advanced business like methods: terms
moderate Call or send for circular seI54s-exs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-06

Royal Arch Nasons, Little Rock. Ark. Nov. 22nd to to 24th inclusive Kate one and one third taare for the round trip on the ciruh lc te plan. Dates uf sale .(ov. 18th to 2fth in- elusive. hetutn limit Nov 2Sth 1e97
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-06
Would Sum Them.

The whole makes a record of fnfamy scarcely equaled in the annals of crime and could some of KentHeky's honored dead revisit. by the pale glimpses of the moon his loved commonwealth, he would be amazed and bewildered to know that such creature was toler- ated or thought of as an asBirant for Kentueky's ehiefest honor Oh. men of Kentucky, let me appeal to you by evey splendid memory of your state, by every glorious page in her history, by all the noble virtues of her daugh- ters to arise in the majesty of your citizenship not to stab your party in the hack, but to strike the brazen front of the political buccaneers who have stolen the livery of Democracy that they may render unto the devil a. more aceepta Die serNice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-06
01d ithnrcf.es in I.onnnn.

Of the thirty-fiYe churches built by Sir Christopher Wren in London near iy one-half have disappeared
 Animals That Never Drink.
 There are in the world several kinds of animals that have never swallowed a drop of water in all their lives. these include the llamas of Patagonia and certain gazeIles of the far east. A par oquet lived forty-two years in the Lon don geological gardens without drink ing drop, and some naturalists think that hares take no liquid except the dew that sometimes forms on the grass they eat. 4 considerable number Of reptiIes-serpents lizards and certain batrachians-liY and prosper in places where there is no water at all. Finally there are, even in France. in the neigh borhood of the Lozere. herds of cows and goats which almost never drink, and they nevertheless produce the milk of which Jhe famous Roquefort cheese is made
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-06

ate: One fare for tine round tr D. Dates of sa C Nov i4th to 1Gth, Return limit Noyem= Der 22ne, fS9J.
 Tri-State Medical Association, Memphis Tenn. Nov. i4-15th, 1s59. Rate one and one and one-thir fares for the round trip on the cirtficare plan. Dates sale Nov. tlth to 10th Inclusive, le93. Return Limit; Nov 10th IS99.
 Annual Cor ference M E. Church south Fordyce, Ark. Nov. End Rata oae and one third fare for the roun1 trip on the eirtiti- cate plan Dates of sale. Nov, goth to 25tE in 'lusive. Return llmIt, Noy25th 1899. Re turn limit Nov 18th, ls99
 Royl Arch Nasons. Little Rock. Ark. Nov. 22ud to to 24th inclusive Kate one and one third taare for the round trip on the ciruti c te plan. Dates uf sale 4|ov. 18th to 2fth in elusive. hetatn limit Nov 2sth 1sQ7.
 Leave Pine Bluff 1:l0 D. m arrive Chicagt Il 40 next day only one change; through sleepers.
 Nov 22 to 29-Rale. One af One-ihird far for round trip. ertitcate plan; Dates of sale. Noyemherl9 to 25, t-elusivei Return limit, December } 1899.
 Arkansas State Swine Breedrrs Associa- t en, Little RonE November 2i to 25-Rate. One n 0ne-thiFd fares on : certificate q an: Dates of sale. November Is to q. in elusive; Return limit. Nov 29
 Meeting Grand Chapter 0 F s of Arkansas. IfttIe Rock Arkansas Nov 2Olh and 2Ist. 'gq k te, one an one-third fare for the round trip on the cir ifcate plan. Dates of sale: Nov. I1th to 21st inclusive, 1889 Return limit November 24th 1s99
 Ncrth and south Arkansas Conference A. M. E. Church, Lttt e Rock. Ark. Nov b 2l IS49-Bate, one and one-third fares on ctr- tficate plan for rourd trip Dates of sale. Nov. P to ls inclusive Return limit, Nov. 24, 1899.
 National Conference A. N. E Church, Lit tle Rock. Ark, Nov. l, to s, ls99-bate. one and onr-third fares on the cert fcate plan for the round 1T. D. Dates of sale. Oct 29 10 Nov. l inclusive. Return limlt. Nov, II, ls99
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-06
Cotton Belt B lletin. PINE BLUFF TO CHICAGO
 Via ( offan Belt Renfe
Via Cotton Belt Reute

Arkansas Colored Baptist state Conven- tion TsXsrkana. Ark, Nov. 1Gth to 2fi, fS91
 ate: nefare for the round Jr D. Dates of sa C Nov l4th to lGth, Return limit Noyem= Der 22ne, fS9g.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-06

m and board ,n western " part of city. Address stating terms.
 +. J. BYkN E, llf5 West 4th ave, 34
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-06

lice belonging 10 the Weaver courier Journal combination, who stood in long lines around the chairman while all throughout the hall were scattered uniformed policemen and firemen. vir- tually holding the representatives Of kenluekY Bem0efaeX DEisaners Of Mar
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-10-21

of education aon their respective causess
 The reading oi the minutes was dispensed with, that being relegate l to the standing committee en re- cords of the minutes
 Rev. J. L. Caldwell and Mir. R, H.. MoFadden were appointed a com mitte on devotional exercises. This coinm1f r.ported. recommending that ta4 .,-tial order of exercises arrang for by the synod ad inter- i'm conmttee for study and prayer begin Wednesday at II o'clock q m. That the program De continu sd and closed in the evening service withsthe sacrament of the Lord s Supper, The report was adopted. The Synod was then adjourned, be- ing led in prayer by Rev. Df, Jas. K Hazen, of Richmond, Va.
 WEDNESDAY, PROCEEDINGS.
 The exercises this morning began ty an address bv Rev. Hagen. This afternoon the Home Mission Com m1ttee met at l:30. The object of the meeting is to consider the ad- visibility of getting an evangelist for the Pine Bluff TFesbYtery. The committee is composed 0f thef0lIow- ing gentlemen:
 x. C. Alexander. D. D., chairman; J. L. Cald we 1, D. D., Jno. F. Law son and J E. Hampton, Elders.
 The exercises sor this afternoon commenced at2 o'clock.
 The following are some of the pres bytery present: ". NJ. McCalIv, Jno. F. Allen, R. H. McFadden, D C. Lenderdale. J. E. Williams, N. A. Clark, J. E. Hampton, J N. Reyn- Olds and J. D. Reinhardt.
 The church is beautifully decorat- ed with flowers and adds sweetness to the occasion which is being held within it's walls. The Synod will continue until sunday.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-10-21
IRON ORE NEAR BISON
A Lumber Company Makes Large
 Purchase of Land.

R1soN. Oct. 19-On Tuesday tie J. l. Porter Lumber Company pur- chased 2,160 acres of agricultural and timber land from c. B. Atwood for the purpose of locating it's large milling and blaming plant at this place. These lands are near Rison and when the timber is cut and re : moved will be valuable for farming purposes.
 Surveyors are strongly of the opinion that at or near here there are large and rich deposits of iron ore. In 1914, when that section, covering an area of three or four miles, was originally surveyed the work had to be done with a Solon compass, as the ordinary needle compass was so attracted that it was rendered useless. These att tractiocs of the needle still exist as strongly now as then, and investi- gation will DO doubt prove that the cause is due to paying quantities of ;,,,,, or,
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-10-21

Records of synod:--s. c. AleSan- asf, b D.. l.. Nj. Hammock, D. {. Poggs.
 Records of Presbytefies:-Arkan- sas-L. H. Richards, Dr W. M Me Gully
 onachtta:-B. E. wollace, \. A. Clark.
 Pine BluG-Dr. John F. Allen. NJ. l.. Watcher.
 Washbourne-X 4nophor Ryland, James Beattie.
 Arkansas College:-J. F. Lawson, L. H. Richardson, D. (. Lauderdale, j. c, Williams.
 Recess was taken until s:30 o'clock D. m.
 At7.3O D. m. the synod met and engaged in devotional exercises.
 Key. x. q, Miller, preached.
 The Holy Spirit in Christian work. The sacrament of the Lords Sup per. Conducted by Dr. Davis and Dr. Alexander.
 The synod then adjourned. to meet tomorrow morning at nine o'clock. concluded with prayer.
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NOW KICK.
And Prepare Yourselves to See
 Others Do the Same Thing.
iron ore

Captain Earl K. Bray of this city is very busy at present. He is en-. deavoring to get up football game between the Baton Rouge, La, team and the Arkansas University team, to take place here during the Fair.
 It will be bot time if the Cap tain is successful in securing the two teams
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-10-21
TAMn WE DOING

The daugh ter of Mir. and Mrs. Joe Dyer, Miss MilIie, was married We'd nesday night the 18th. inst at 8 o'clock to Mr Massey ". Galloway, Rev. T. W. Newsom ofici- ating. Miss Dyer is one of the sweet girl graduates of th PiLe Bluff High school. Mir. Galloway ia the efficient salesman for K. A. Ware.