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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08
LONDON EuAla9ELs.
Striking zsaaol-s .st ignorance and Con
 ismpt Tor aYeiru5s science.

.eHpt for HYsiruIe selsae~.
 g24.a mora srzg example s- exhibited ot a- zaoraass zaf con- tempt aY aYs aa.H5aa shown 5E hs e3na s -laz..fs at #Ae melTopo itau ra4I IsQs.s =sf #=za- don Prona1-H .a 70 8Haer -5t4 n ... world would zae aa8raefsr44 .#5#5 -a#.- atmosphere oftae# tunnel between ss. Praed street and King sI#lss ,a 55.- eFafed for one e4s a zeeae-a4r. Of Eae existence 4s sas HftaF attalas.s- 3f zae saaterranesa railway s4sf-a4 5t London may be charge 54f5sr feez5ons 2t tae steam Hz8aaa-z. s4s. iae Engineering 3z8eaz 4ieH1a anz a9H# sasf asaza 5z55 enough has been aed =3 9ra4a saar although ase amor 5s5. 10 gFa5asT#Ey recognize lhe influence taas George Ste bfshsor 8 #7ssa5 .8H has sxer.a=f f3 am e.aaHattas tas conditions a# he Issa#.,f taa industrious masses srff .a lssa state 3E development possesses fundamental aeteezs=8t T very serious a85afe ae aeasaeea5 science of else5Ftt559 graesoas6= offers us u means .9e efaetzve and propulsion work. 55 move oHf 1raiHloads of passengers or of merchandise 5y which Ii addition 70 Ihe 9emoyaH af all the serious dlsad- FaH1ases 70 3 great degree Iuseparably associated with steam locomotive 1fac- ton and already enumerated. Ne o5- tala quaHaeattons nat have made 5he sometimes ir6some necessity Of travel ing real pleasure. ii not liberal eau- cation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08

Ea the California aea5sr. San g.. cisco tae other nighf. Quo gswss4
 and Hme. Yacc0 ana -t1ai- eo. .s'1 3f rising Japanese actors a,+
 tzesses appeared for 5as a-zs -5-
 America h 10 less than four s;r
 pieces At Hrst tight and sag,s Y native Japanese drama fs -az5ar
 liatta ar9aism Hage8F 59a.
 make serious 8enr ia the ns..
 aad.Lor. and s comedy does aat ....
 am he most 59v0Hs -a.as l9
 world The Japanese actor. 51a a.
 expresses Baeaos th0usa his s5s.
 roles a blind staagees. aaa bnrs. 5eeo3a55e 3iB-aap= He smiles m
 Aa =sa5es And as 8sFs Ts5 great aeal a5 sadness za ais 9pst m places presented last night. =bars deal at sn0niag Our fans,.. ta7=nto5s HHa8 the saIFerr aa5 saass ee And #alisa5 n 5aess aasa. ssa5#5 lies. 1a6 he people downstairs 8,4.s appear % know 5Hs5 aoH to .ake tss. I8e plays ara chadlsht9 primlsivs41 Wi6a the aid af tha arguments aFls9 cd #a he programme qalEe zatstliais. The aEzz oae Ha Dae5 3s5- aeaBtlfal scenery and costumes ga8 l. dlzsrt5as sword fight The 2.e-3
 kesua3z @ oz Hs6is 5aa-5 which Ire actors employ tdemseIvss < many realistic -gH551ss rom Bss stage rocks some fifteen feet : hezsar Hs3aos4zm also seems < aa8s "a H piece 5s one 5 t1eas taar many 183s f8H d8rn m aH#5Hed 5aa meza 8HesN5z ha nj eyed aeeo. The mos interesting a Dlaz s Eha Fem #sa ot Do553 w5iss -z aHilt aeouaa ae Japanese Hsgeaa 4 the 5ea=za Wata overs alds sa are ersna y #e Isalous r5m46z wrath a as IMe Eaec8 4ao ii. peHsonazss tas TeazefG. E.ras eraaaf.s dance hat azz 81 HaI1ue cps a5# poses The Barf8rmaaea closes as what is arcalg eaH1lad Dewey Ba, Celebration aa he Pine Fringsa shasg 9f 8tha. Here he Gelsh9 dances Ia introduced H##a pleasing ra=8## As. o5Aae diversion stat comes earlier | taa programme E aoHs4 aee8apaatA 1F zaa aaraezarisE#s Eanauese ins1ra. meat Has saamissa. Ina song il84I sas=#8.ee# fa5stf0 and Baiaf1. 2 he sag= 5Ht #Ha accompaniment 8 Ea. teHaseaz rom seaaleai aadDoa. a5 #sasz GGs 70 practical peepors9aa taIz 58Raae7s #1sH ought saze curious interest f3e a play srs g4. ta ##Hs present zaaBa Ire Jap sadi8a seem ta have mosz of 6ae s8a As7 picture well worth taking a .hi scenery striking and 1aa Hostguas are BIeaald 4uIza Ike aa aat nIa5ed Japanese sefeeB-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08

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t fs estimated nat 400 900 eco. feet Of .ozs VIII Bs eat T Maine this sea- son
 That wood viii stand the passing Of centuries as veil as metal is proved by Ia. aaeartAHng near 6ae Me 9e some Egyptian boats nearly 5000 gesr5 old. Thicn are 5u good condition.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08
Red Hair Wears Esesf.

are red=headed people less sa3 5eez to badness than those Hita f11 0r brown hair An English physician has answered this conaadrum ias ha.r= of fae fed-headed is Eeiati1s7 thick. one red hair being as taick ' live blonde or three brown hairs Y isi 5000 rcd hairs tae scalp $ as matched: witch the same number q 2 blonde hairs one is almost bald ' lakes l5e o96 blonde aud t958ee 3f2&h aa5f5 10 eoFer adequately an oldiass' head
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08
Broke hos lsss.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08
FELLOW WIFE
srarriss the Man Her aasbaad Hsipes
 Ea Rob

4 pea 5f diF9zee rzs=H a1-eEs3 .a an Illinois court 5F afrs samuel '. seaieg. wife of 1aa famous su5szz.er. whose mazH aeeat eeHB once Ba5 a4s name on everyone lips. brings ts light , most peculiar romance. 5eeleI Nas a 8a4 t4e aead a1 zaa Watson Shoe and Leather Bank of &ea. for2 ei=r Ha connection a#sl a55 partner. Frederick Barker 5aa 9iz 4E0tazr-.1- IaH z8mua. |. ATmaa he robbed -as bank 5- over 5az581a @ aaaga5 d #asees == sears sing z# Barker as4e- and senae z5eaHz One 7 as-
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08
The Weight of oassa4.

The queen af ItaH7 weighs f75 pouadt Queen Victoria 17t6 pounds. The queen 0t Spain 1t7.4 pounds. the 9Heea Belgium t42 pounds. tas GsrnE T press 1884 pounds the aueeas lugal 152 pounds fae ezariaa - pounds he late empress of Austfl 1888 pound
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08
Phone No. 8

Piaff CitF Lumber Co. manutactur- 7t and dealer in all kinds of lumber. also sashes, doors blinds, and all kinds of interior and exterior Hnisb Everything at reasonable prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08
THE JAP PLAYFpq
SCENERY s STRIKING. <.
 TUNES ARE SPLENoln

Plays Are Prinitlys-Hamee ]. pressed by Fiip- Flop. 7o,.. Biina stagRers, and Pathos saUHiRg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08
alns of- sonkla Pama.

In southern California there is "left-handed" club. with 8 member snip ot nearly 2,000 scattered through out all the principal towns. To DO left-hauded is the only quaIifi8iti1a necessary for membership.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08
Profess SSiOnal.

TYR. Q. D. SMITH. Veterinary Surgeon la. las @ Dentist, treats all diseases or domssss.S nimaIs Office at BreWster3s 3 Stable lssz Ihone. old Il; new i20
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08
Iron Mountain Rates.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08
oaeea ELelarI. ErssL..I,t. |.

The British Medical Journal declares that he recently revived reports of the queens blindness aere erroneous am misleading Her ayssight. it declares has been somewhat impaired on ae- count of advancing years. But ft adds we are glad -0 bs in a position to say that the deterioration has ceased 10 De progressive and taat he queen 5 eyesight has in no respect become worse during the last few years. All reports 10 tae contrary. as veil as the rumor Of any impending or even con tempistsd operation, are. taersfors. pure invention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08
4ELAsOgzz ANNIVERSARY.

Abroad taeea aa.= seen number oz s.s3asauez estesrat5aas far #z vas 54t years ago zaIs month #aat 5h5s greater painter nas born ID seville. When z8 he was appointed painter 10 Philip Ig
 Six zears later ae vent e8 lta54=aaa closely studied the works 8f Michael Angelo Raphael aad T9aaa When as went back fa Spain he vas received ~isa great distinction aud 5ae klaz raised him f5 tas position of a noble. Ia=3 years later he dlea Madrid.
 So great was Eelasqaez grasp sa ne essentials of q scene taat ha was autts free from manueEisms CT any peculiar s6gIe. 5Ie towers aaad and aoaIders above alI other Spanish artists. The magic of his touch. als color. drawing and modelling, with occasionally his splendid composition at ehiaroseHra. are powers which elII sYsr stand by themselves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08
Ho6 an Appropriate Epifaph.

An old HoEkshlze farmer a5aa as funeral 5Hlag over. 5ae HdoH deeids5 Eo have tombstone EhaG sHoBld 70 eradit l8fa Hhe deceased and asf- self To Che local sf0nemasnn she x. plaIned her wishes f0Rr Taat nothing aHt aH 8h way. bat aaHdsaaa and simple Like 6nis. William Vii son. Died Oct #ta= 1895. aged 55 1'as good die r9Has
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08
soaaer far ssegza

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 as arrivals and eB8e-Jrsz of per sons aE known charitable aaaeae5es. F tas aa#.aa6897a# millionaire =aoa.l 5e=zara ga returning 55Iaas a5 pleas for assistance 5 once Hez.H s p9ar #a apoH Hs saze ID 5seFi5s his phenomenon The Ei1d offices sH 1as Bezsafs #5gaaa#.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08

DR. A. ". TROUPE. Pine Blus ATs [> of7ce tiours. q ?. 1. Telephone
 etiee with A Anderson Never Drt5 5s9a-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-08

is bound to be yours when Eog ge6 faae 8f oar -aa-5-ess-E iauaGers6 collars. cuffs or salrc The color and Fa.sh are exquisite. There are nc fraEeC cages er torn 5uteou holes to annoy you rom anf work G5ae a1 t-1ls 1g-zo-aate .aGs3-t
 2HEPICzN-EXCEI EISI0R
 Laundry Go.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
MEETING OF THE ARMORY BOARD.

Alta meeting OF the Armory Board in the Mayors
spfnce yesterday afternoon dispute arose over the
renting Of quarters for the I'd Naval Battalion OF
Brooklyn. committee reported In favor OF pur-
chasing the property OF the Atlantic Yacht Club
s:n Brooklyn. at cost OF $4,000 The Mayor said
THAT too much money TO spend on 1875 men
while the seth Regiment one thousand strong, was
run provided for. General Butt thought that the
tbattaon asking for TOO much land, as he
understood they were going 10 drill on water. A
Representative OF the battalion replied that they
jwould drill on both land and water.
The 9th Regiment should be provided for said
sGeneral Butt.
The seth will be provided for" said General
,1icIeer. There is use harping on that string
The Mayor insisted that the matter should be
henors thoroughly considered and II was laid over.
Commissioner Kearny reported that the owner Of
sthe property leased for the use OF the Battery
was entitled to 500 more rent because Of the In
~ too much. and the matter was laid
' Colonel Francis OF the fist Regiment reported
tthat lights which had been put in the armory
without consulting him were unsatisfactory. Com
missioner Kearny said that II had been reported 20
him that the lights were satisfactory. The matter
WAS referred 10 Commissioner Kearny for examl-
tnation
The repor, OF the committee IN favor OF the
tFifty- nxfh-st site for the Naval Reserve Armory
was taken up again and voted down, and the com
xnittee Instructed to look for another site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
Books an6 puUIItnIIuHb.
PAIL MALL
MAGAZINE.
APRIL NUMBER.

THE FARMERS DAUGHTER. Photogravure AFTER W.
o Orchardson r. A. Frontispiece. - ,,.,,
PRAYER OF THE CATTLE SMITTEN WITH KIM
FRPEsT ". G scully. illustrated by O. Denhoim
sKETCHrs ~ EGYPT. Part II. C. Dana Gibson with
by tho Author. ,,.,.,
A HAUNTED ISLAND. Alsernon Blackwood' win IL
Illustrations by l. Raven hi. -.,
spRINO Ful-page Illustration by J. J. Guthrie
THE QUEENS FURNITURE AT WINDSOR hrhest
N Iessop. illustrated rom Special Photographic >,
THE CNONsUMPT1VE c. J. Cutclife Hyne win IL
Illustrations by s. Hartman Vedder. ,.
A FAMOUS PORTRAIT PAINTER Franz 1~nbaeh.
PRIME BIsMARcK's WITCHES KITCHEN. Kari
THE KINGS faster Phrbe Hart. with illustrations
THE SHIP: Her story.-vT. W. Clark Russell With
KENsINGTON PALACE. Mary Howarth. With Draw
THE TRTAsIF RE.TROVE OF sPRINGTIME ". D.
TIivanger with Illustrations by Percy Grinth
pAIIHEhD r Norreys Conrell. -
20 THE LASH or THE RAM Charles Kenneth Bur
OLD MEMORIES: Afesanistsn-,y Cen sir Hugh Hugh
PORTRAIT OF LAWYER. G. Moroni.
THE SKIRTS OF CHANCE.NI a Conspracy. r. H.
Marriott with Illustrations by Frank trals :,
sPRINGTTME AND THE HARVEST. Alfred Slade' IL
by \. Van Annoy
TfF SILVER SKULL. Chapters xxi, XIII! S. r.
Crockett. with Illustrations by @. GrenViHe Manton
"BECAtsp YOU LOVE Me-" f. NJ. u.
FROM A LONDON ATTIC. q. :. street win Illus
traons by 6. H. Slime.
PAIL. MALL. MAGAZINE. NEW YORK
% CTS A COPY. $500 A YEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
wu.T CAV BE DONE FOR THE DRAMA"

A. Columbia University YESTERDAY "n',"'"
Archer the English dramatic critic dehVe'eu q"
lecture before a considerable NUMBER Oh
end others on the subject Of WHAT Can DO Do,'o
-. IA, Drama " He thought that there ought 20 De
a way in which plays which had merit as WORKS
OF art but little commercial value. could be orousn
before the few who cared to sec them FOR instance
nearly all the plays o: Shakespeare ous"' " ,o.,
a.1 iron, time n time half Of them because they
We're Tho sunllt heights OF the drama. ana o ,n
other half because they were shakespeare ;; """
o,orr sac Of Shakespeare ought TO be studied
Mr. Archer said that he was opposed 10 any ma IA
,ioral or municipal endowment for a theatre III
America or England but he advocated an enu l
ment by private subscription somewhat nks W. Tr
hv means OF which the opera Is carried on ~ new :
York and London lie described the WORKINGS ~
similar mans on the Continent OF Europe ana san
that he looked forward 20 something OF Inc SOFT ~
America and England, and believed ina II 80
more likely TO start in America. lie SOUNDED ho.c
OF warning that II would he fatal Tor such an en
terprIse to get into the hands of persons with me
nsrrow enthusiasm Of a clique 1t must not o.
committed to those who swore entirely ~ ,ns
Elizabethan drama or by lbsen or by haup'"'"'
or by any one person or school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
ORDERS FOR THE DINE CHANGED.
UNCERTAINTY AS TO THE MoNEMhNi' VI I'M
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on THE
MCPHERSON.

The new transport Dixie was still at the trans
nort pIer Pncfc-st.. Brooklyn. yesterday, "'"
No ono seemed TO be sure when she was eoits ="
.,u or where II was expected In the mornn't
that she would sail before night for havana "u'
NOV, orders we're received directing her 10 ~
Trinidad cuba and take OF troops there '
ia not the first time the Dxie's orders nave ~"
changed and the officers at the pier VIII NOV o'
,urprlsed II her orders are again chahgeu oei0''
she sails The Dixie served in the Navy az an
auxiliary cruiser during the war. but mas reoe""s
been transferred to the Army for transport s
vice She came to this port n Few ud!S as
from Philadelphia. where she had been "n'e'-
going repairs. , .oraay
The Mcpherson was expected to san !eS'e'"as
for Cuban and Porto Rican waters. she car'.'
about one hundred passengers and cargo OF on.
oral supplies Among her passengers au ard
rressmen Page Morris and his family ', Hdd 81
Els family OF Wisconsin. and Sidney r. Null oinr
WarvIand: General Richard Comba VINO - ~ sC NJ
~ reion his command Major W r.; Ai I'M az l.
fIoutenants James ROnayne. r. NJ Ia ~ NOOK
- Andrews Lawrence Halstead ana H. r. - ID tron,
6eld a number OF enlisted men, retuiIl'"s a,.apai
TM,rIo,,obs seven or eight INDECENT CuDans Sc 20,
ursee and the wives and families or Soiul s 30
IN cuba and Porto Rico are also lnc'uue" !" wv
passenger list. , ,.oro 10 tho Meade
from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
PASSENGERS INJURED IN A CABLE-cAR

-Four persons were injured In caole-car acc,.
dent at Sixty-sxth-st and Thrd-ave yesteruaE
afternoon by the sudden stopping OF passenger
car. which was Immediately followed by ma''csi
Tho Injured persons refused 10 go to the hospital
,boupb their wounds had 20 he dressed by an anlou-
lance surgeon from the PRESBYTERIAN, HospI'a ~
They are Frank Maher, twenty years oi1 VI r. E,ad
erick SchIeser twenty-five years old OF No. go
Fast Ninety -sccond-s internal injuries ana sh0ck'
Jonn Frodrickson. thirty five years OLD, oil Art IN,
ton. y. j. slight cuts Of face and nose, arS y" -;
Fas: Ninety third-st lacerated wound OF inc neal
The passenger car was IN charge q Pe hrrd
Frederick gripman. Of No. 44 East Eighty-thrru5,
st. and James Casey. conductor BToderleK Iai,el
10 throw open the grip he arrived at Sky
sIxtb-st where he should have taken on new
cable The car when the grip Is not tnrown ope.i
Yesterday II also CHANGED that maiIcar was
coming Immediately behind. and II crashed into tne
passenger car The double shock threw every one
in the passenger car TO the moor . =. $500,
The Injured persons were carried out by mel,
from the street. and it looked at the moment as IL
a serious accident had taken place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
Accused or SUSIE MARTINS DEATH.
SING SING CONVICT MAKES \ CHARGE OF
MURDER AGAINST A MAN WHO SUR
RENDERS HIMSELF

negro in Sing Sing Prison has made a state
ment 10 two detectives on the stan Of Captain Nc
Clusky Of this city's Detective Bureau in which
ne declares that Susie Martin. whose headless
body was found in Hers Kitchen cellar in
March, 1894 was murdered by colored man who
was with him on the night Of burglary for
which the prisoner IL serving an eight-year
sentence. This man is William johnson. and the
who he says committed the murder Is James
Billings.
Captain McClusky said yesterday morning that
johnson was arrested on January ? for Harlem
burglary He was sent on February TO Sing
Sing for eight years. Larry this month CAPTAIN
McClusky says, he received letter from Johnson.
In which the latter stated that Billings had told
him that he had committed the Susie Martin
murder
Captain McClusky said he sent Detectives Reidv
and Armstrong to Sing Sing TO sec Johnson They
closely cross-Questoned him in the presence OF
State Detective Jackson. His answers were not
clear. and aroused enough doubt I'm the minds Of
the mans story. Captain Mc(uskV said no mad
not much faith In the tale. but that j.; was i'm
portant enough TO have an Investigation made and
this Is being done
James Billings surrendered himself TO Cantair
White, o. the Bergen-st. police station in Brook
lyn. yesterday afternoon. He said that he heard
mat ne was wanted. and decided to give himself
mp. BiIngs is thrty-four years old. a cook and
White informed Captain McClusky soon after
Billings surrendered. and Billings was brought to
this borough. He was taken before Captain Nc
G Gi,nsEy. ana had long conference with him.
Johnson Is false and he denies that he ever saw
Susie Martin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23

which route your Government will accept t ,vas
that as soon as the Senators and Reprete'i nsnect
he routes they will favor the eompietoh % the
Panama cut. There the unhealthy P "ns The en-.
lire line The excavating that Is now De'"s "
is in dry earth and not rock ,brough a
"Tbe nroposed Nicaragua route runs VI LII, a.
ud mari OF two republics. which are constant, ng,a
waI VIZ, ~ .,u renudiete grants made by the otneI.
!eomba. on the other hand is the friend OF noc cs
oomnfrv and would give nil the assistance neu
~ to make the canal AT the isthmus = 49, 70
The Nicaragua scheme feel sure "pu auch ," Gov
arnmnnt odicials were concerned when me hIs
work was begun and would ultimately cost ne
counfry hundreds OF millions OF, doi ss,oo bas
panama Canal corporation: with which igb,. in
now no connection is willing 20 sen II, 49,, United
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