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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-04-28

WILLIAMSON COUNTY is trying to
get up phosphate boom, too. Sew
eral phosphate prospectors, among
them a representative of Swift &
Co., of Chicago, were there several
days last week looking over the
phosphate fields, and number of
specimens were sent away for
analysis.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
"poub,c. King 7sn,t.

Little Hunter Double" King, teIe-
graph messenger boy. employed at the
Western Union Telegraph office, fell
from his bicycle yesterday morning and
broke his left arm and shoulder blade.
He was taken to his home. where DrA.
Perkins and Allen attended to his in
juries.
Double" is popular boy, and CON
sidered to be one OF the best amateur
clog dancers in the States. and also n
graceful cake walker. He competed
with the cake-walkers of Portsmouth
recently and won the prize. Ills friends
and admirers hope to see him out
again soon.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
HoGaARp-M'MAIR.
PRETTY AFTERNOON MAR
RAGE AT ST. LUKE'S.

RIACfEI AT ST. LUX rs.
The marriage of Mr.. Thurmer Hog
gard, Jr., ana Mis- Margaret Herbert
McNair was celebrated at ) o'clock yes
tcrday afternoon at st. Lukes Episco-
pal Church. The sacred auditorium
was prettjly decorated with golden rod
and other wild flowers, yellow and
white predominating. The ceremony
was performed In the presence of u
large number OF the relatives and
friends Of the young couple by Rev. a.
s. Lloyd, u. D., rector OF ST. Luke's.
Mr.. Horace c. Hoggard. Jr., brother
of the groom, was best man, and Miss
Aline NcNair, sister OF the bride, was
maid OF honor The ushers were:
Messrs. Hugh Page lIoggard, w. w.
Old. Jr., Turner Johnson and John
Wingficld. The bride wore II tailor
made suit of dark brown. With brown
velvet hat ana carried Brides roses.
Her maid of honor wore white or
candle, trimmed in black velvet, with
II black velvet hat. and carried n bunch
Of pink carnations. The gentlemen
We're attired i'm black frock coats and
light trousers.
An hour after the marriage ceremony
the bride and groom left OH the Wash
inston steamer Tor Washington. They
Will also visit Baltimore and other
cities OF the North before going TO
Bristol, Va, which place will be their
home. The groom is the son of Mr.. IT.
c. 1Ioggard, the real estate agent. Flo
is the fifth Thurmer Hoggard, and OF
the sixth Eoggard generation in
America. The iIoggard homestead ie
in Princess Anne county. but Mr..
Thurmer Hoggard has lived in Bristol
for some time past. where he is en-
gagged as chemist for the Virginia Coal,
Coke and Iron Company. He is a
Young man OF excellent qualities and
line prospects. The bride Is the daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Rebecca McNair, of this
city. She is pretty young woman
and her friends are many.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13

car fare while under the influence OF
whtskey was taxed So, the price of ex-
actly four dozen car tickets.
Sissie Grandy, colored, who trespassed
unlawfully, was released upon pay
ments of costs.
Archie Fitzgerald, who has been in
jail for ten days awaiting the arrival
OF the county authorities, was released.
Matte Terrell, colored, abused Emma
Graves and it took $3.50 to secure Mat
ties release
There We're FIVE DRINKS, two Of whom
We're fined So each. while the other three
were told to so.
THE PHARMACY CASES.
The chnrges of violating the phar-
macy laws of Virginia. brought against
several Norfolk druggists. were heard
in the Police Court yesterday. The
Pharmacy, AIR. a. B. Guigon, of Rich
mond, and the Secretary, Mr.. e. d.
Beckwith, Of Petersburg, were present
to push the cases. They agreed, how
ever, to u minimum fine and the drug
gists plead guilty
the firm of Montague 6 Co., one
against an unregistered clerk employed
by this firm, and one against DR.. w. NJ.
Coggin, and also one against his I'M
registered clerk. Mr. Spencer. The
minimum fine, which was imposed, is
wv III StICll CdSe
Mr.. Guigon, counsel for the Phar-
macy Board, stated to Justice Tomlin
that il. was not the intention OF the
Board to be hard on any one, and as
this was the first prosecution under
the pharmacy laws he would be lenient.
He stated, however, that in the future
the violation of the law would not be
met with this leniency The maximum
; fine for violation is 500. Counsel for
the defendants, Nfessrs. Goode and
Woodhouse, agreed to the minimum
fine.
BERKLEY CASES.
There were two cases Of n similar ma
ture before Mayor Mccoy, of Berkeley,
yesterday afternoon, and Mr. Guigon
agreed to q minimum fino In these
cases also. They were against G. a.
and b. ]. Thompson, trading as G. y.
Thompson &c Son.
LOST HIS GEESE.
Frank Gillian, keeper Of the colored
cemetery. has for some time kept two
great deal OF them. They had the run
Of the premises and yesterday two col
ored men who were passing by saw
them and fell in love with the geese n,
first sight
The men caught and killed the geese
and were in the act OF roasting them
over fire near the cemetery when they
were discovered by two white men who
were passing with guns in their hands
The white men suspected something
was wrong, and on speaking with Mr.
Gillian learned that the geese were his
They wero arrested and Will tell the
police judge about their mania for
baked goose at his morning reception
to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
r,hn, JnYr,il Ecelinr.

With the eXhilarating sense of renewed
health and strength and internal clean
Illness, which follows the use OF Syrup
of Figs, is unknown to the few who
have not progressed beyond the old
time medicines and the cheap substl-
tutes sometimes offered but never ac-
cepted by the well-informed. Buy Abe
genuine. Manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
MIN Phi n,icInhIa

Mr.. George ". Jones, clerk ut United
States Customs-house, is in Philadel-
phia, i'll, and an operation was to have
been performed on him yesterday il he
was able to stand it. Hon. George l..
Bowden, Mr.. Jones brother law.
went to Philadelphia Wednesday even
ing TO be present in case OF need. Mr.
Jones IL suffering from IL tumor and a
preliminary operation was performed
several days ago with excellent results,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
10 DAYS LONGER.
Our Special I>inun Snto.

OUR SPECIAL PIANO SALE will
be extended for ten days by special re-
quest OF many customers who live out
of the city and could not get here
sooner. The same very low prices will
be given. $500 Plano at $207, and q $500
Piano at only SILT.
FACTORY PIANO PARLORS,
1t Cor. Cranky and Charlotte streets.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
WATER AND RAIL.
The British Government Leases
Chesapeake and Ohio Steamer.
African frcisht Ratca Advanced-An.
nuai Meeting of Norfolk and VESTS
ern-P Moro Honors for
Prcsi"ent spencer.

A dispatch from Newport News to the
Virglnian-Pilot last night says: The
steamship Rapidan, of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company's ocean
freight feet. plying between this port
and Liverpool. was to-day chartered by
the British government The Rapidan
will be used to transport troops to
South Africa.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
IRREGULAR1TIEs CHARGED.

The case of p. ]. Norris, admnistra-
tor Of the estate of the late d. j. Young
VS.. y. Summerneld Joseph Silverstcin
and Solomon Hamburger, occupied the
entire day in the Court OF Law and
Chancery yesterday, going to the jury
late in the afternoon After being out
about two hours the jury reported that
1T had reached no agreement. Judge
Martin asked the jurors il there was a
probability of agreeing. and receiving
an affirmative answer, adjourned them
for the night
Mr.. Morris asks for $4,000 damages
In this suit. He alleges gross Irregular
tiles in the inventory the defendants
took of the stock Of goods in the store
OF the late Is. j. Young. on Main street.
BY these irregularities he alleges that
the estate suffered TO the extent OF
several hundred dollars.
POLICE COURT DOCKET.
Twenty cases constituted the docket
in the Police Court yesterday morning.
Police Justice Tomlin disposed of them
in a short while in The following man
ncr:
Moses Turner and Robert Thornton,
colored. and II. NJ. Lee, proprietor OF
the bar mt the corner OF Cove and
Chesapeake streets, were charged with
assaulting one Herman Mnthcr in Lees
place some days ago The evidence
was of such conflicting nature that
Justice Tomlin dismissed the charge.
John Bear and Ida Knight, both col
ored. engaged in Il. iistic encounter and
were sent To Jail until to-day in order
to give the police time TO summon
witnesses.
Nick Manulopos, an Italian, failed to
keep his push cart on the move and
was fined So. He paid it without a
murmur. and i'm the future will push
his good thing" along
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
Mrs. r. R1Es,
1862 Church Street.
DISSOLUTION NoTIcE.

The firm of BERNSTEIN s. vASnER.
BERRY is Mis- day dissolved by mutual
consent, AN approved debts of the firm
are hereby assumed and will hog paid by
Mr.. R.sW. Bernstein Co. who VIII con-
tinue the Bicycle and Repair Business at
..:--->Ci ~ Hall avenue,
r. ". : RHNSTEN. 5,
81 IS! I s.ss q J, q. NANpERRERRY.ss
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13

let UndefWeaf at greatly REDUCED price
positive 81 value. at soc. garment
Mems Fleece Lined Grey and Ball
briggan. plain and ribbed Shirts.
and Drawers-the Soc. grade, at
sec. garment. i5f
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13

sl.0o Ronnd Trip to Richmond
Or Petersburg Sunday, October 90.
Train leaves Norfolk and Western de-
not at $40 n. m. Returning, leave
Richmond at D. m. The last OF tho
season We will have plenty of coaches.
oc13-St" ]. It. HERMAN, Manager.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
i WATT, RETTEw & Clay.
M WATT, RETTEw s. Clay VAR s. 1850 Ts.. s;
A Friday Stocking Item.
WATT, RETTE.ws AZ /: CLAY q

We've lot Of Chdren's fast black rjbbed|
double soles heels and stockings
wearthat Weye been selling right along 17ea par Wa
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13

freight feet, plying between this port
and Liverpool. was to-day chartered by
the British government The Rapidan
will be used to transport troops to
South Africa.
New York, Oct. 12.-According to
ocean freight agents in the Produce En-
change, African freight rates have ad-
vanced ON an average Of five shillings
ton. This increase is due to the fact
that the English government has char
tered over eighty steamships. More
than one-half Of these were used in the
Atlantic trade.
At Roanoke yesterday the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Nor
folk and Western railway was held in
the company's office. About 90 per cent
OF all the stock was represented. The
stockholders reelected the old board of
directors, who i'll turn elected the Off
GERS of the company as follows:
Henry Fink. president.
l.. Il. Johnson, vice president and gen
eral manager.
A. j. Hemphill, secretary and assist
ant treasurer, and +. ]. Kimball
chairman OF the board of directors.
The reports from the various Offices
were approved.
Mr.. d. A. Baton, OF Greensboro, for
merry stenographer for Train Master
Williams, has been promoted to Chief
Clerk to Mr.. S. II. Hardwick. Assistant
General Passenger Agent of the South
ern at Atlanta.
y report is current at Morganton that
Il wealthy Pennsylvania syndicate has
| purchased the 10000 acres of land be-
longing to the South Mountain Land
Company, in this county, and that they
! VIII build ut once Il railroad to their
lands. which are eight miles south OF
Morganton. Local railroad contra tor:
nave been asked to submit bids for he
grading. No deeds have been placed
on record. The stockholders of tho
South Mountain Land Company arc
Hickary and Lenoir people.
1t is said that President Salnuc
Spencer OF the Southern, will be chosen
President of the Cincinnati Southern nj
The annual election, to be held in &
few days. 1t is thought that in Che
event OF his election, Mr. Spencer vii
still keep his headquarters in New
York, and will be represented In Gin
cinnau by MIR. a. Talford, who la,
been President Fclton's right bower 70
years.
The Virginian-Filo received the FOL
lowing telegram last night from Knox.
| vile, Tenn:
W. r. Miller, who has for years been
with The Norfolk and Western in Nor
folk, has been appointed General Yard
Master of the Southern Railway in this
city. lie began his official duties to-
day.
Seven changes in this office have
been made in as many months, on ac-
count OF the inability of men TO hold
the nosition. The Southern Yards nrn
larger here. and more freight is han
died from Knoxville than from any
other point on the entire gigantic sys-
tenn. This makes a ilrst-class man alb
| solutely necessary. Mr.. Miller comes
| highly recommended.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
NEWS OF THE COURTS.
Are Property Owners Liable For
Repairs to Sidewalks,
Tho LcSnl,i,y orr CITY Ordinance to
no Testcd-Tho Corporntion Court
-1he Pharmacy Coscs Disposed of
Police Court Meiangc.

c. Whittle Sans, nttorney-at-law,h has
brought suit against the city of Nor
folk to enjoin the Street Inspector from
repairing the sidewalk in front OF MIR.
Sans residence at the latter's expense.
The suit is to test the legality Of the
city ordinance requiring owners OF lots
to keep in repair the sidewalks in front
Of the same. Mr.. Sans does not believe
the provisions Of the ordinance In ques-
ton are within the scope of the city's
authority. He believes the city should
build and keep in repair the sidewalks,
so that all who use them will be COM
PEELED to contribute their share to keep
them in good condition.
Mr.. Sans brought his suit in the City
Circuit Court and it will be heard be-
fore Judge Prentis in November
The issue he raises is one OF long
standing. 1t has given the Street. Sew
er and Drain Board much trouble, and
the City Attorney much worry, conse-
qucntly they welcome MI. Sans in
junction suit, as it will finally settle
the troublesome issue.
The ordinance in question provides
that the owner or occupant of any
house or lot fronting on any street
shall, at his own expense, or at the
cHarBe OIL his landlord keep In good re-
pair. with good paving bricks or stone
slabs. so much of the sidewalk as shall
front the building and lot OF ground
belonging to him or In his possession -
Attorney Taylor will represent the
city in the case and Mr. Sans will look
after his own interests.
THE CORPORATION COURT.
Judge Hanckel yesterday granted a
charter to the Port Norfolk Investment
Company.
a. =. Jones, T.. r. Joynes and +. D..
Nichols were appointed as Trustees Of
Norfolk Lodge No. 3S, b. p. O. L.
Fannie NJ. MARITIME qualified as ud-
ministratriN of the estate of j. T. Mar
tino, under n bond OF $50, with Nj. j. w.
White ms surety.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
The following deeds of bargain and
sale were admitted to record in the
clerks office yesterday:
The Norfolk Company to Alexander
Duane, two lots fronting % feet each on
the southerly side OF Boissevain avenue,
Client; $780,
II. II. Baker, Jr.. trustee for Marga-
Pierce to Charles Ii. Terrell and Mich
ael Il. Friary. lot fronting is feet on
the south side of Bermuda street 50
feet west Of Archer's lane; $500.
Pulaski Company OF Norfolk to
Daniel a. Anderson, lot fronting % feet
OH the west side of Chapel street, las
feet inches north OF Queen street;
Sl,5O0.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
ITEMS Collars
and FlandkercIliefs.

5-ply all linen Collars-all the new
standing shapes-sell regularly
at2Oc. each. Special, at2 for 25c.
Full size, excellent quality Tape
Border White Handkerchiefs-
sell regularly at ooc. a dozen.
Special, at 600. a dozen.
BOYS WINDSOR TlES-7EX2l
inclles-fine quality silk-plaids,
stripes and plain colors- some
have henlstitched ends - 25c.
each.
Box Paper, &c. box.
Boxes containing "a sheets of good
quality cream wove paper and
"a envelopes, at DC. box.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
Two pair for Csc.
Some Good Underwear BARGAINS

-as follows
Mems White Shirts and Drawers-odd
siaes-the SOC. grade, at Csc. gars5
Women's White Vests and Pants
SmaH sizes only-the soc. grade al
21e a. garment. = - ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE {

Hoster's weincr is coming.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
Table Sets 4 pieces for l2lc.

just another shipment of Fine Linen Table
Set2 does centre and tray cloth TO Systematically
designs the value We shall sell them, thew
last at
I2Hc. for an entire set
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
WEATHER REPORT.
WEATHER FORECAST.
washington, D. C., Ost. IL.

F'orecast for Friday and Saturday:
For Virginia and North Carolina.
Fair Friday and Saturday; light to
fresh winds. mostly easterly.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
Spun Glass
and Tuxedo,

also Near silk, Percaline, Nea !.
Satin, etc. etc.
Spun Glass is a new, skirt
lining, and Tuxedo is a new
shrunk elastic canvass facing.
Well show them all to YOU.
Come down. Standard prices
on standard goods.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
Norroik ana Vicinity.
WEATHER FORECAST Z.
TODAY.

Generally cloudy weather; stationary
temperature; light winds, mostly south
erly.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
American Lady" Corsets Just word

this week. in fact 49,
The corset filter and demonstaor still with will be clad
have tell her troubles suggest Quick
American Lady" Corse from 81 on up to 81 pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
Toilet Goods.

Oriental Turkish Bath soap-splen-
did quality-2c. cake.
Genuine Cosmo Buttermilk Toilet
Soap-ioc. a box.
Bradley's Woodland Violet Talc,lm
Powder-sells regularly at CSC;
at15c. a box. 81
Packers Tar Soap-i5c. a cake.
Mennen's Talcum Powder-i21Sc. +
box.
Sozodont--22c. a bottle.
Euthynol Tooth Paste toc. a
box.
sheffield's Tooth Paste ~ t5c.
tube.
All-bristle Tooth Brushes-worth
10, IS and t21lc., at SC. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
TEMPERATURE, RAINFALL AMI
HUMIDITY.
CALENDAR.

CALENDAR.
Sun rises GIL n. M; sets 5:31 p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
Watt, RetteW & CLAW.

The lining department is
thoroughly complete, includ-
ing all of the newest creations
i'll Innings, such as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-01
SUICIDED. ALEXANDER REED, A WHITE MAN, ENDS HIS
 LIFE.
BUMPER NEAR KINGSLAND
Found With a Bullet Hole Through His Head-Had no
 Family.

Alexander Battles" Reed, a white man 50 years of age, commit ted suicide about four miles from Kingsland this morning by putting pistol to his head and firing.
 The face was badly powder-burn at the left temple, which verifes the fact that the bullet entered his cranium on that si1e of the head, perpendieularly. leaving the skull on the right side directly opposite the hole where it entered. Only one chamb Der of the chosen weapon was empty. It is not known exactly when the self-destruction occurred, the body being entirely cold when found. The gun was lying by his side.
 Reed had 10 family nor any rela. tives whatever ID this section. He was we'll known throughout the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-01
COY. JONES OF ARKANSAS
Replies to the Query from the New
 York Times on Lynchings.

NEW YORK, July 31.-Gov. D. w. Jones, of Arkansas, replying to a query from tue Times as to the cause of lynchirgs in the South, said:
 ''In my judgment, the so-called delays in the administration of criminal law, so far as Arkansas IS concerned, have not been the cause of the lynching of any persons ac- cused of crime. The lynchings in this State have generally been in cases of rape and attempted rape, and especially when the assault has been made by negro upon white woman.
 This crime is so heinous and re- volting that ali the laws in the world, no matter how severe the punishment or how speedy it's in- fiction, cannot, in my judgment, t., prevent lynchlrg when tEe accused falls into the hands of the enra2ed mob.
 II can suggest no remedy, be- cause there IS none except the ces- satlon of the crime itself. Ofcourse, this is to be deplored, because it's always best that the law should take it's regular course, but as long as human nature remains as it is the conditions in this respect will not be improved"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-01
COULDN'T GET WORK.
And Mrs. Waters Was Compelled to
 Return to Warren.

Mrs. Waters, of Warren. came to Little Rock last week to see her hus- band, wbo is serving a two years sentence fn the penitentiary on the charge of forgery, having been con- yicted about seven months ago. She thought she could secure work in the city end stay near her husband until his term expires, but she was unable to do so and was compelled to return home. The city authori- ties bought her ticket to Pine Bluff as sine was wholly without means and at that place Chief PhiIpot col- lected money to pay her way to War; Ien.-Ark. Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-01

This city is eompletetely cut of from Hampton, Old Point and the Soldiers Home except by wire. Re ports teephoned from the last named place today show that the yellow fever situation there is well in hand. Only one new case has developed slnc4 yesterday and no other deaths have been reported. The home grounds are effectually quarantined and it is not thought the disease will spread beyond the reservation. The town of Hampton has cordon of police guarding the home.
 This city has quarantiued against Hampton as well as the home and street car traffic between the two places has been abandoned. Armed guards will prevent any persons from the vicinity of the fever infect ed district from entering the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-01
MAJOR WILLIAM SNOD- GRASS WAS BADLY
 WOUNDED.
ATTACKED BY NEGROES
His Trusty Winchester Saved His bife-0fiicers Have Gone to
 Arrest the Blacks.

TExARKANA, ARK July 31.- Word reaches here of most shocking assault on Mai. William Snodgrass, one of the most prominent planters in Red River valley. Snodgrass employs oyer hundred negroes, half Of whom have families on the Snodgrass plantation. By some prearranged scheme Maj. Snodgrass was enticed to the cabin of Calvin Johnson, where a row was raised between Snodgrass and Johnson. After some words Johnson attacked the old man. At the same time some thirty or forty negroes rushed from the cabin and joined in the at tack. Being an old Confederate, Snodgrass faced the negroes as of old and although badly wounded
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-01
UNITED IN MARRIAGE.
Wedding of Miss Caro Owens and
 Mr. Wm. J. stillwell.

A quiet wedding was solemnized at 7:3O o'clock last evening at the resi- dence of Mir. anu Mrs. Geo. N. Miller, 715 East Fifth street. The principals were Mrs. Millef's sister. Miss Caro Owens, and Mir. Vim. J. Stillwell of Gillett, Ark. Rev. $. G. Miller, pas tor of the First PresbY terian church officiated. 4 number of the couples friends were present to witness the ceremony and bid the new-mated pair bon-yoyage on the matrimonial sea. Mr, Stillwell and his charming bride departed last night for Ia tour of Toronto, Canada. and intermedi- ate points.
 The bride is young, beautiful and accomplished, and numbers her friends by the hundreds thoughout the State. She is 8 member of one of the best families ia Arkansas, and enjoys universal esteem for her ad- mirable traits of character.
 Mir. Stillwell is "a merchant at Gil lett, Arkansas county, and a gentle man of the true trpe, representing the best citizenship of the common wealth. The young couple have the best wishes of their capital city friends.-Ark. Gazet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-01

The remains of the late Miss Mary Williams were removed this morn ing from McFadden's undertaking parl0rs to the home of Mir. Nj. J.. Reynolds on l7th avenue. The fun- eral will probably take place from that residence Wednesday. Mrs. Mitchell, a sister and only living relative of the deceased, will arrive from Denver this afternoon,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-01

NoTE.-The alum baking powders were ex- cluded from consideration at this great competitive test because they are deemed neither reliable nor wholesome.