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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06
AGLINALDO'S LATEST ORDER.
lNSU RGENTS DIRECTED TO RETURN TO
THEIR FARMS
'OAsT TOWNS N NORTHERN LUzoN EvACU-
ATED BY THE REBELs-THE UR-
DANETA EXPEDITION.

return 10 their towns and resume farming. This
story lacks confirmation. but the rumor may
DE In accordance with Aguinaldo's policy u
keeping the country as productive as possible boy
using his men In alternate shifts on the farms
and under arms.
Dagupan san Fernando and DeHciniot. which
are under the guns Of the United states var
ships are supposed to be evacuated II is al
legged that the evacuation order calls upon the
male inhabitants TO be orderly in case OF the
arrival of the American troops. and expresses
the hope that the Americans Will protect the
towns
THE ORANI RIVER EXPEDITION.
The expedition sent n the Orani River under
the command Of Captain Cornwen tc recover
the sunken gunboat Urdaneta returned to Cavite
yesterday after homharding Orani. and landing
q force. with the hull Of the eunboat. captain
Cornweu brought one prisoner Lieutenant
Franklin ~ the Army gunboat Laguna ae Bay.
guided the expedition. There We're no casua ties.
on Monday morning the expedition entered the
river and anchored above Orani. near the lr-
daneta the inhabitants of the town snultane-
ously evacuating It. and carrying their belong
incs with them The gunboats bonharded Orani
the beaches and the surrounding country for
half an hour receiving Mauser volley in reply
The Urdaneta was toved off the bar about lo
o'clock that evening the operations Of the
Americans being unmolested
The following morning the bomhardment was
rene r,ved 70 cover a landing of $50 hluojackefs
and marines about half mile above the town
on entering Orani the Americans experienced
a slight rife fire from the Filipino trenches
They found the town untenanted and that the
shells had ienited a few huts.
FILIPINO CELEBRATIONS
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Continued on fourth page.

roo,h.u tomorrow ~ West Point Day Line
ling " r p returning Idea. las ol-ias
Round trip. 81 50.-Advt.
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o. ~. l1' PIT RACES can be seen 20 satisfaction
: ~ most exclusive "a MIAMI Capacity oyer
F.Ae JEen-ilec 90 81 80 croWdlng Price SO eacA
"a IAca- Whltc3mD. =. Union SQ.-Advi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06

PrILrR BIDS FAREWELL TO TIE QUEEN
Londrr oct General Sir Redvers RuNer.
sr-,vea a. 8almoral Castle tonight es the guest
q queen Victoria 70 hd Her Majesty farewell
rr bis departure for South Africa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06

TvENTY-F01R HOURS TO CHICAGO
IT, lake shore Linlted-m0ft comfortapie tal /
ir .he word-ssfry d.! ~ 30 3 m, .o1, jim
Central Station. Dy NeW-lork Ie"'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06

,-te.-J Baldwin counsel for the Peoples Tele-
.-.,...rs suore that the company was
-..t, ,o a. business being in 'orporaiei. iesa"S
o-.sn.z.i haylng an its stock PAID up. ana n4'.H1
49,, .,rrrscts for service. and lacking 'ny
H'''' s.,, th. Department u Public Build
ms Iishtas and saPpii.1 e. y Kesrn
Wltie-r H." 1853 FOR the necessary PERM.
I'm arst told him ths, ~ gg'a -i,,l5 ,,1- s
thfiy o-y lection counsel Having waited off.
the 5e. ~ went 20 se- ar h'arnf again. and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-06
BIVIRS CAPTURED.
Was s Partner to A. H. Hoover in
 Crime So the Charge Says.

A. H. Hoover, negro school teacher of Pastoria township, Jef- ferson county, was some time ago convicted of forging school warrants and collecting for same. Hoover's case was appealed to the Supreme court where a decision is now being awaited.
 Saturday Sheriff Henry A, Mccoy left for Fort Worth, Texas. where c. W. Bivins has been arrested and held tor the Jefferson county off, cials. Bivins is said to be Hoover's S partner in crime.
 The manner in which the men, both of whom are negroes, operated, was to raise the amount for which a warrant called. A considerable sum was secured from the county by the two men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-06

Mr. A. Friedman, the pawnbroker, accompanied by his two sons, liar ry and Willie, left Saturday for Chi cago, to purchase goods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-06
< CORRE.Gf REPORT
Of tho Existing Condition of Crops
 in This Section.

In some of the bill and bayou country of this (JeffersoD) county the growth of the cotton plant has been checked blythe dry, hot weather but the crop as whole has been do. ing remarkably well since August 1st. The cotton worm has been found in two places, but it is so late in the season the worm will hardly damage the crop appreclably. Bol- worms are doing some damage but not more so than is common at this season of the year.
 Recent reports about the damaoo to the crop on account of hot. dry winds are all exaggerated and have no foundation.
 The above report was secured from a man who is said to be the best informed on crops in this coun- ty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-06
BLUFF CITY LUMBER co. ADDS A FURNITURE
 FACTORY.
AN EVER BUSY PLACE
Employs Over Two Hundred Men Modern Machinery is Being Add
 ed-A Big Order.

It would De very difficult matter to find more busier place here than the Bluff City mill.
 Our reporter made visit to that ever busy plant Saturday and was shown through it by that courteous Superintendent, Mir. J. A, Craner.
 The mill is rushed with orders and is now filling an order calling for a car load of sash. This order came from 4he East St. Louis Lum- Der Company and when ordering they stated that they did not have the facilities for manufacturing the sash at their plant. The Bluff City accepted the order at once, well knowing they could fill same. The order will amount to over s1, ,5OO,
 The Bluff City has recently erect ed a building 48x92 feet and added several new pieces of machinery therein and it is koown as the glaz ing room, Here furniture of al. most every description can be man. factured
 The manufacture of bedsteads, sofas, tables and benches being a speciality.
 The old carpenter shop has been changed into furniture shop and turning room. Several new and modernly equipped automatic lathes have receDtl been added to the mill machinery. These machines turn out spindles and ballasters in large quantities and the mill is now thoroughly equipped in this line.
 A D aatoma tic back knife gauge lathe together with combination tion latte will soon be added to the furniture shop. These two pieces of machinery, alone, will cost over $1500
 The Bluff City Lum Der Company gives employment to over 200 ,a- borers. 1t is one of largest mills in the State and it's yearly business compares fayoEas9 lY with any other Of it's kind ia. the South.
 Pine Blgf does not fally realize the impottance of such an enter prise and fhe leading part t plays in our pEogress. It's stockholders are thordugh business men, who | s staUG anaTIo fr tho fircf of f citizens 9f Arkansas. ]
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-06

waters in the county political pot to simmer and sizzle.
 There will be other candidates, it is predicted, for each of these offices. To be sure, there will be an abuud- ance Of candidates. They will be ubiquitous and ready to take any old office in sight.
 With the national election, the heated campaign for State offices, and the contests for seats in the court house, 1t looks certain that residents of Pine Bluff and Jefferson county will get an ample suficien- cy" of politics during the year DOW drawing close.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-06
TO DEDICATE TODAY.
Interesting Services Will be Held at
 the New Baptist School Building.

This afternoon at ? o'clock the dedlcatory exercises of the new Baptist Sunday school building, which is situated in the eastern part of the city, will take place. They will be conducted by Rev. W, k. Penrod, of Paducah, Ky, who was formerly pastor of the First Baptist church in this city.
 A number of talks will be made and an Interesting program will be rendered Rev. $. H. Campbell of the Ouachita College, will bs in attendance.
 Mr. A. o. Edwards will be super intendent of the Sunday school. Sunday School will be held here every Sunday afternoon and prayer meeting each Tuesday evening.
 All are cordially invited to a ,tend the dedicatory exercises.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-06

These teams were recently organ ized and they intend to compete for honors between themselves, until they get ln proper condition and then they will meet all corners. The organization of these teams is the result of disputes as to tke su periority of local players. The clubs are composed of the best talent of Pine Bluff and the game promises to be one of fun as well as interest.
 Among the crack players is Drew White, who will be in right field for the Clerks and who will either make hit or get hit. MT. White also enjoys the q stlnction of being the Clerks captain.
 Hubert Strange, one Of the most en 5husiastie baseball cranks iu Pine Bluff, will do the twirling for the Book keepers. Hubert used to play with the Baltimore team, but he later found book keeping a more profitable occupation and dropped back to that. He will also make Init. We are confident that every time he throws the ball he will hit the batter's bat. Mir. FEB. Tomlln- son is the smooth captain for the oook-keepers.
 The game will be called at 4 o'clock sharp. Ladies are especially inyit- ed to attend and bring flowers. Ad- mission free.
 The following is the way both teams will line up.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-06
MR. BRETON PROMISES THE LEAGUE A PROMPT INVEs {,
 TIGATloN IN THE #
LOCAL FREIGHT MATTER.
Are Looking After That Hamburg Matter TOo-Much Other Work
 About to be Accomplished.

Our "Searebhgbtn was told Sat- urdaY that there were many kicks being made relative to an irregular Cotton Belt local freight which runs daily between Pine Bluff and Alt heimer and wtich also enjoys a very large passenger patronage. He in- quired of several prominent citizens but none Of those approached seem- d to know anything of the exist ing affairs, upon which the kicks were based. He luckily met Presi- dent Fred Fox of the Commercial beagne, and upon being asked about the matter Mir. Fox said:
 During the past six weeks the Commercial League has had quite a number of complain ts from our citi. zens and those on the line of the AL sheimer branch, as to the annoyance and inconvenience of having the lo- cal freight on this line pull them in to Altheimer about o'clock in the afternoon, and their having to re- main there waiting for the local on the main lne until anywhere from 9 o'clock to 10:30 o'clock at night before they could get back to Pine Bluff. MT. B. D. Russell and my self called on Division Superintend- ent Rawllns on Friday afternoon, and found General Superintendent Britton in the city. We had an in- teryiew with them and laid the com- piaint of our people before them. Mr. Britton said they would take the matter up at once and if they could consistently do so, would grant the relief asked for.
 Another important matter the Leagre has under head gay is the possibility of ,he Hamburg trade being carried from us on account of lower rates being made by he rail- road from Hamb burg to Sanny Side ou the Mississippi river, connecting there with steamboats from New Orleans and GreenvIlle, than we can get to this point. Now there IS business proposition that is being looked after carefully. We want to first find out what we must have in this case, and as sooE as we do we are going to ask the proper officials on the Missouri Pacific railroad to help us out, and we belie-e theg, will We are going to try hard to. increase our business in this ter ritory, rather than gi Ie np, any part of it.
 "There are some other items the League has under adyisement, but has not maf 4e sufficient progress wltn them co give them to the pub llc' TT sm time to time we hope te De 1se to show that tbe League is . .4tae it's place well, and we hope it will prove itset ao important fac tor in our growing city,
 MT. V. 0. Alexander has gone f.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-06
IS WHAT JEFFERSON COUN- TY WILL SEE IN THE
 NEXT ELECTION.
[ COUNTY COURT HOUSE.
The Principle Seat of War-Gandi- dates-t0-be-Candidate Motto.
 be-E0 be CT Not to be.

The next Jefferson county eiec- tion will be a corker. It is already ablaze and the boys are throwing aboard plenty of fuel so as to maze
 hot fire under the boilers when the campaign advances.
 Just row things are getting in a2sitiou for the battle, noswit6- standing it is several months of yet. The manlpulators of affairs are casting about for candidates and the boys down the line are dis cussing the chances of different in dividuals who are mentioned for the various places.
 It is well understood now that the opposing forces in this fight will be the ofice-holders, commonly known as the "eourt house ring, against all corners. IL appears that the center Of political disturbance in Pine Bluff for some time to come will be at the court house. That building is now the official home of ] 3 great many of the controlling individuals n local politics. It is SgDw known fact that several of 1he officials vii re=appear for bonors at the next election.
 The idea has prevailed quite gen. eraly over tbis city that Mir. L. T. SaIIee, the present deputy county clerk, would be candidate for county clerk. It has also been soised about that Mir. E. B. Bloom, the present deputy sheriff, would oppose him.
 MT. Jesse R, Core, of Plum Bayou, will be a candidate for county treasurer. Mir. J. A. Bain, of Red field, will be his opponent and Mr. V. o. Alexander will enter the race. County Treasurer J. Y. Saunders, who has served the county faithful, y and well, has declared publicly that be would not seek re. election to that office.
 County Judge Jones ard Circuit Clerk Langford have not given out any word as 10 their intentions. In fASt, Judge Jones never tells any body wba: he means to do until he has done it. He doesn't say mu9b on any subject. keeps his tongue well within the picket lines of hls mouth and marks and makes notes.
 County Assessor Harris is mute and motionless concerning his ln- tion. He may run again.
 H. A. Mccoy, the present sheriff, will certainly be a candidate for re- election. This is not official but it is the general opinion everywhere. Whether he runs again or not, the are that Mir. T. M. Phillips, of Altbeimer, will enter the race to secure this plum. There will be oth CT candidates and there won't be any icycles hanging on the sheriff's race, either.
 The year 1900 will be so much of a Political year that even thoughts of the coming campaign cause the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-06

Miss FItzie Porter, daughter of O.. c. Porter, of Pine Bluff, passed through here yesterday on her way to Dallas. We learn that she will stop off here on her return home aud stay 8 few days. When she left here she was a mere child, bu is now a grown lady. Many of her friends here will be glad to see her again. Texarkanian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-06
sub. D. Saunders.

J. Hutt, sub. D. Saunders.
 Rev. W. D. Buckner will umpire the game and it is owing to that fact that it will be fair and sq uare from start 10 finish.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-06
THE EPWORT8 LEAGUE
To Hold an IHteresting Literary and
 Business Meeting Monday Eve.

There will be an interesting liter arY ard business meeting of the Epworth League in the auditorium Of the Main Street Methodist church at 8:30 o'clock Monday evening. The public is cordially invited Fol- lowing is the program:
 Instrumental soIo-Miss Lillie Johnson.
 Vocal solo-Mr. Roy Cason.
 Reeitatiop-Miss Arie Ferguson.
 Vocal solo-Miss Ona Rowell.
 Instrumental solo-Miss Myrtle Saunders.
 Recitation-Miss Ruby Alexander Vocal solo-Miss Oracle Ander- son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-06

MT. V. 0. Alexander has gone to Hot Springs to spend few days with his family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-06
CLERKS AND BOOK-KEEPERs TO BATTLE AT JONES'
 PARK TUESDAY
ALL CRACK PLAYERS.
Hubert Strange, a Twirler of Fame to Wield the Sphere for the
 BOOk-keepers-The Line Up.

The Book-keepers and the Clerks baseball teams of this city will cross bats at Jones park here Tuesday afternoon at { o'clock.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1899-01-20
FREE OF CHARGE

Any adult suffering from u cold
settled N the breast, bronchitis,
throat or lung troubles, OF any ma
ture, who will call at l. ID. Browns
will be presented With y sample
bottle ni Boschee's German
Syrup. free OF charge. Onlv one
bottle given to one person, and none
to children without order from
parents.
N" throat or lung remedy ever had
such sale az BosChee's German
Syrup in all parts OF the civilized
world Twenty years ago millions
Of bottles were given away, and
your druggists will tell you its sue
cess was marvellous. 1t is really the
only ThrOat and Lung Remedy
generally en- lorsed by pbysicians
One Is cent bottle will cure or prove
its value. Sold by all druggists In
this city.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1899-01-20

Morrison & Camp. proprietors OF
the skating rink, have dissOlved
partnership. Mr.. Morrison retaining
the management Of the rink and Mr..
Camp retiring. MIR. Morrison will
spare no efforts to make his place OF
amusement popular, and is now
planning a series Of events that will
be sure to be interesting and enter
tanning. On next Friday evening
there will be q two-m1le race for the
championship OF the city. Several
young men, who have become very
fleet ON skates will participate, and
as there ia considerable rivalry
among them as to which is the fast-
eat, the contest is sure to be interest.
ing. A week from next Friday there
will be a masquerade skate, and Mr.
Morrison is now corresponding with
his cousin David Morrison, OF West
Superior, champion short distance
skater of the northwest, and Olal
Rudd who was second In the world'e
championship races ut Montreal last
year, with a view to getting up q
race between them.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1899-01-20
Conference.

January 25. 26 and p a series oi
religious meetings will be held at the
Norwegian Lutheran church at Lit
tie Falls. On the 25th there will be u
meeting mt 1880 p. In.; ON the 26th at
3 y m and 1870 p. m. and ON the
9th ut 7:3O p. m. Subject for dis
cussion 1.-The church and it's mission. "
The following pastors are expected
to attend:
Rev. X. Bjorge. OF Red Wing; Rcy.
j. Halvorson, Of Minneapolis; Rev.
j. B. Larson, oi Lake Park; Rev. d.
}. Grow OF BraiDerd; Rcy. A. Snlve-
son, OF Duluth; Rev. =. J. Randolph, Oi
Cla rissn; Rev. y. Mti4el. OF Osnkis
and Rev. S. X Thollehaug, OF this
city.
All the meetings will he conducted
in the Norwegian language. The
Scandinavian people are cordially in
Vited.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1899-01-20
Notice

TO WHOM lT May CONCERN:
Information reaciI.s this company
that pprties who have made tho
purchase of lands belonging to this
company have paid to Mr. Donae
Trettel, moneys to be RENTED to
this company, which remittances
were never made.
This is to warn all parties that In
paying to Mr.. Trettrel such moneys
they do 80 at their own risk, as ne
does not represent this company In
any capacity, aud has had no con-
nection with it since September ]st.
1897, and never had authority to
collect and receipt for moneys due
this company.
MIR. John Vertin OF Little Falls is
the only party authorized to solicit
the sale oflands and forward applica-
tlons for approval by this office. All
parties having instaliments to pay
on lands purchased by them will
please make remittances direct to
Mr.. e. A. Clark, Treasurer. st. Paul.
MINI.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAYCO,
BY +. Ii. WILsEY,
Eastern Land Agent.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1899-01-20
YES OR NO.
Little Falls People are Re-
SpeCtfulIy Asked to Answer
these Questions.

I'000 NA0oIuOtSos
liz there any thing In the evidence OF
ones senses? Can the reader dis
pute and then disprUve local evid-
ence? Can reliance Ue placed upon
statements from people we know?
Are the opinions Oi residents Of
Little Falls Of any greater moment
than opinions held hy residents of
Maine or Michigan? Would you
sooner believe people living in thnse
states than those jn v"ur own citv?
Answer these questions honestly
after you have quietly read the
folio wing:
Mr.. John SelIick. Of Third street.
corner Of Fifth avenue. north, tailor
employed in NJ. J. Brackets tailor
shop on First street. says: II wns
bot herpd u good deal with a heavy
aching pain across the small Of NV
back and through the kidneys. This
was aggravated probably by con-
stant sitting when at work on the
bench, and at times nv bnck became
so lame and sore that l cOnld hardly
straighten. I saw DOnn's Kidney
Pills advertised. highly recon-.
mended. went to Wctzrl's pharmacy,
procured box. and began tO use
the remedy. Before I had taken
many doses was benefited and
continuing The tren tment l was aOOn
thoroughly relieved Of the trDuble.
DOnn's Kidney Pills are a reliable
preparation, and I hnve M hesita-
tiOn in recommending them"
DOnn'a Kidney Pills for anlc ny nll
dealers. Price so cents Walled hy
Foster. Milburn co.. Buffalo, N. Y.
Sole agents for the u =.
Remember the nnme DOnn's and
take no other
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1899-01-20

lie. Staples came down Tuesday
from Rhodes & Staples saw mill on
Platte river. The mill IL now run
ming nicely. The first boiler put in
was too small to drive the machin
cry, and Mr.. Staples has been out
there the past week experimenting
the placing OF larger boiler. Large
quantities of oak logs ire now being
delivered at the mill. in fact they are
coming in faster than the mill can
cut. Hauling IN good In the woods.
but the road from the mill to this
city is not y~t in condition for haul
ing large loads of lumber.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1899-01-20

Oscar McGee, who Ia engaged In
logging on Crow Wing river for the
Pine Tree Lumber company, came
down from his camps Monday after
noon. He states that the conditions
are favOrab for good work In haul
ing logs with but one exception.
The lakes over which the logging
road runs are not frozen deep enough
for the heavy loads that could he
hauled on other parts Of the road.
However. he is doing very well, and
expects to bank about >,OO0, 900 feet
at his two camps.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1899-01-20

FL. Farrand, of Belle Prairie, "as
in the city Tuesday. His head was In
bandages and he otherwise showed
the effects OF an accident which be-
fell him few days ago. A load of
wood upon which he was riding cap
sized, thro wing him violently to the
ground: inflicting bad wound on
bis head and tnjuring his spine to q
considerable extent. He states that
he narrowly escaped breaking hts
neck in the accident.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1899-01-20
PER0oNHLo.

-. w. Bouck. OF Roy yaltOn, was q
city visitor Wednesday.
Jake Burton went to st. Paul
Tuesday ON business.
w. b. Mitchell, ct st. Cloud, was In
the city yesterday ON business.
A. W. Zal,udrk returned Monday
night from a Minneapolis visit.
George Borley went to Royalton
Wednesday afternoon On business.
County Treasurer j. L. Meyerwent
to st. Paul yesterday on business.
M. Prineveau. Of KenOsha, Wis.,,
was Little Falls visitor yesterday.
Mrs. H. H. Hutchins, of Crow
Wing. visited friends in the citv
day.
o. F. Glidden, Of Grand Rapids,
was registered at the Buchanan yes
teruay.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Anderson went to
Minneapolis Tuesday for visit with
friends.
Mrs. O. G. Trace returned Monday
evening from visit OF n week with
relatives and friends at MAukatO.
MIR. and Mrs j. L. Lemipux. of
Fargo, who have been visiting rela-
ttves in the city, returned home
Wednesday,.
MIR. and Mrs. b. F. Case, OF Fargo,
who have been visiting relatives in
the city the past week returned home
yesterday.
A. NJ. Burt. Of Staples. superin-
tendent OF bridges and buildings for
the Northern Pacific. was Il city Wis.,
itOr Tuesday.
+. NJ. Hoover returned Tueeday
evening from busjn ss trip to- In.
dtanapolts. and other points In the
middle states.
Mrs. l.. l.. Hyde, oi Minneapolis,
who has been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Williams for several
weeks. returned home Tuesday.