davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-07
Still 0ccuuy Majuba.

There is nothing from the English
side i'm reference TO the armistice In Ma
tai. dispatch TO the Telegraph from
Newcastle. dated Junei, says that great
numbers OF Beers still occupy Majuba
TIill. Laing's Mex and the Pogweni
Range as far east az Anglebrecht Pass.
Their positions at-e particularly strong.
hut the Beers are said 10 be greatly
depressed by the capture OF Johannes
burg and Pretoria. Gems. Christian
Botha Fourie and Pretorius arc IN.
command. Their provisions are scanty.
and they are without anv nour. meat
and sugar. The correspondent says u
Is ONLY question ~ time when this
disorRanizod rabble VIII surrender un-
corditiorally.
According 20 the Standards corre-
snondont with Gen. Roberts TIE Brit
ish prisoners who were removed are re-
ported 10 have been cont 10 Spelonken.
A dispatch TO the Daily Mail from
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-07
NEWPORT POLICE.
Republicans Are Discussing tho
PTobab|s appointment TO The
New Commission.

The report said to have been circu-
lated in Newport to the effect that new
police commission would be Col. John
Haire Powell. Independent; Col. Jere w.
Horton. Republican. and John III. Cros-
by, Democrat, is received with incredu-
lity I'm this city by those who have q
knowledge OF such matters. Thcre ap-
pears to be no probability that Col.
Powell will be one OF the commission.
but there does not seem 10 be mucn
doubt about COL Horton.
There ~ feeling among number or
Newport Republicans that neither cx-
Chief of Police Read nor Tax Assessor
Cash should be appointed. and. I'm fact.
many OF them talk Of revolt f such
thing should occur. The names OF Col
Horton. Col. John II. Wctherell ana
John IT. Crosby. n a Democrat should
BE- appointed seem to be the favorito
combination 20 far
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-07

Lorenzo MARQUES says that much sig
nificance is attached to, the presence OF
many British warships i'm the harbor
there. 1t is generally admitted that IL
there is trouble on the Transvaal bor-
der between the Beers and Portuguese
and serious developments follow the
British will assist the Portuguese. The
latter are uneasy over the prospect OF
difficulties growing out of the assist
ance they have rendered England.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-07
mamurAcrunsas TRUST COMPANY.
=, wes,minstsr street,

Transacts n general banking and Trust
Company business.
Accounts OF Merchants, Corporations
and individuals are solicited.
Interest allowed on daily balances.
j. EDWARD STUDLEY. President.
G.. w. LANPIfEAR, Treasurer and Sec
rctary
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-07
Krugsr's Plans.

The Birmingham Post organ OF Jo-
seph Chamberlain. the secretary or
state for colonies says u hears from an
official source at The Hague. that se-
r.ous question concerning President
Kruger Is now before the Netherlands
ministry. The paper adds that the
president, Up to last Friday. had de-
cided 10 seek refuge on board the Dutch
cruiser FriesIand. nov of Lorenzo Mar
ques and ssserts;'
There is beyond doubt. good reason
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-07
Relations Strained.

The strained relations between the
secretary OF state for war, the Marquis
OF Larisdowne and British Commander
in-Chief Lord Wolseley. appear to have
reached such a pitch that but for the
exigencies OF the situation Lord Wolse-
ley would have resigned. 1t seems tlNt
Lord Lansdowne att mpted TO usurp
some Of the authority always hereto
fore welded by the commandments
chief and the latter Is now said 10 have
laid the whole matter before Lord Sail
Ia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-07
you CANNOT LOSE

when you name your own price. The
opportunity will he afforded and YOU may
make your own price md select your
own lrt on the Oakland Beach Plat at
Oakland Beach. r. l., SATURDAY. June
9th, lND. at 2 p.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-07
WATER LOTS

On Narragansett Bay are not often for
sale. You may secure one on the Oak
land Beach Plat at Oakland Beach. r. l..
SATURDAY. June 9Th, 1900, by speaking
TO the auctioneer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-07
They Believe Butler Summoned the Beers to
Surrender or EVaCuate Within Three Days.
KruSer'S Plan to Escape Capture.

to believe that instructions there anent
have been cabled to the commander or
the Warship
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-07
GUESTs ARRIVE.

Among the first 10 arrive was Grand
Secretary ]. Frank Grant from Bslti-
more who was met and escorted TO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

POLKA PlOTROWSKA,
= Jersey City. ktora zostala
przylapana pr.ez detektyw6w
IA goracym uczynku brania
.lapowki Cd Polak6w "a do
s tai, n in piracy, zossala
-zasalzona na rok wiezienia ]
1900 kary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30
MAST AGENCl.

Upowainieni 50 do kolektowa.
MIA abonamentu W1ARusA nastepu
)scY nasii agenci mielscowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. Franoiszek
MardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. - Alexander
Niedztelski, 1914 ~ l8 Str.
BALTIMORE: III. Ziarnowskl
7ls 8. Bond Str.
MILW
1, Kniter o36 We'll I'll.
n ANTlUOKE Ps.-Fr. Jabtohsk
OAK HILL. - st. P~ogorzelski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. Adam
Bambenek.
WILING Mimi. ]. Groohowski
TOWN LAKE. pod Chicago. 50
Jossf Ssra6nlak, $500 Hermitage
ave.
Ind:
s-aa t.Trssbiatowski
sle7 q Walnut
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30
o C. MAR9ON,
6B2 Milwaukee Ave-, Chicago.


AmERYkA
KAPlTAN Van s a n t, kt6.
~ prawdopodobuie " Listopadzie
bedzie wyb,any gubernatorem Min
nesoty, jest cziowiekiem doskona..
lynn. mszem Ia IL. Podziwlen'a
godna jest szczeg6lnie jego skrom-
nos6. Me paraduje on pc kraja,
ME mole sig szesycic slawa
imienia, lecz stall sic p%opularnym
przez gorliwe speln;an1e obowiaz.
k6w jak dobr.y cz4owiek i dzielny
obywatel. J
Kiedy o]czyzna byla " niebez~
pieczenstwie, poszed4, jake dora.
stajacy ch}opiec, wspierae ja w1as-
nemi piersiami, o czem dobrze
vie wielu weteran6w z ostatniej
wojny, demowej. Potem by} czyn~
nym businesmanem. azanowanym
i podziwianym Cd tych co 60 biz
lei znali.
Una on stosunki i potrzeby
Stanu Minnesota lepiej niz kto-
kolwaek inny. Mic go ME zwie-
DIE z drogi, kt6ra uzna} "a prawa.
Jest on republlkauin z przekona-
mia, i wszelklemi si{ami stara sic
pracowa6 ola dobra tege kraju,
przeswiadczony, 70 partyi tel cho-
dzi tylko 0 dobrobyt i postep ma
szych Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Ka1dy amerykahski patryota
e.. -. .E#-# .a% >@EE-EE ~. - %E
poklada " MIN zaufanle. Lud VIE
rzy mu i vie, re wszelkie sprawy
oddane " jego reoe, beda sumien-
nie zaiatwione. Sp6}eczenstwo
vie, ze on posiada zrecznosc roz-
strzygania, uczciwos6 stania przy
prawdzie i sprawiedliwosci. Otto,
ola c,eggo on otrzyma g}osyludu.
CZTERY LATA TEMU,
MONA by}o widzie6 0 tym czasie
ma kazdym narozniku ludzi roma
wiajacych 0 polityce. jake inaczej
teraz. Mkt ME ms czasu do takich
rzeczy; wazniejsze ma zajecia jak
marnowanie drogisgo czasu ma
czczej gadaninie.
WSZYSTKI PLATNI agenci
j adwokaci xagranicznych fabry-.
kant6w i w}ascicieli okret6w
popieraja kandydature Bryana,lezy
to BOWEN v ich interesie. aby on
xostal wybranY. s~.caedoiem py-
tanie, kto mo stanowid ii
amerykadskich interesach, roz~
sumienni wyborcy pr1Y
.najblias.yoh ~vyborach.
PHILADELPHIA, r. "
R.adiog uka1ai sc i,oan,,plstny brak
kob,st Do pracy. Brak ton a. sil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30


w Po(11LSs,KssIlEJ ULI Ley I
Grove v Milwaukee urzadzo~
na bedzie " dniach 70 II
Wrzesnia WystsWa jarmarcz.
ma (fair).
DR.. F. E. FRONCZz.All1K
Z Buffalo otrzymai " Krako-'
vie dyplom honprowy "a
wygloszenie odczytu Q ,Rolz,
woju sztuki lekarskiej v
|Ameryce."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30
%ZIotodajna sposobnos6
Ola odpoWiednlego
cxfOWIeka.

Potrzeba wsp6lnika do dobrze opla-
cajacego sic Delivery 8 Horse Boarding
/ sa.awaniarsklego Interest,". Must mo-
vic pc polsku i po nlemiecku, bye
dobrym katvlikiem, / mice albo $500
dolai6w got6wki Tub mice odpowiedni9
wlasnosk jake p~o,eczenle. Zglosit sly
6o. f %E G&&I$E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

dlotYczacych reggulaninu tychzaklaa
dow.
LUDNosG aIAsTAc CHICAGO
wed1ug urzedowego liczenia wyno-
81 v roku 1900 1,6es,575; v 1890
.llczyla 1899, $50.
Wprzeciaaggz fat d%niesieeci ,l.
powisKszy1a sic zatem ludnoSc Q
59s,725. " roku 1880, Chicago
mialo 500, 1875 ludno6ci, v dziesie-
ciu nastepnych latach przyby1o
SOC 665.
NajWlecej stosunkows ludzi
mieszka v Is wardzie, l06, 194 Po-
tenn n~astepuje 80 warda. 2 ludnos~
cia JOG, 1874. w SO wardzie
m:eszka 51,s92 ludzi. .
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

s8N@s@Hssa#sssSAAss%es
czuG szczeg6dlnieW ednej najWiee.s
.kszych fabryk koszul. kt6ra mu-
siiala z~inac swoje zak}adY prze-
niie11l sic do Newarku, n. J. Dee
permanently .sKnitting Mills POI
trzebuja jjeszcze 400 robotnic, lecz
niemozebnoscis byIo otrzyma6 lyle
sill roboczych.
W taken samem polozeniu
,znajduja sic fabryki cygar: 200
robotcic mole tam znalezG natych-
Mast prace stala i dobrze p1atna.
lecz poza1anych rak brak zupe4nY.
Brak dzrewczat do domowej piracy
Jest tax znaczny, re ma kazda dziew-
czyne kt6ra sic zjawla, urzadzajaa
formalna ~llcytacTe.
NEW YORK. 80 PrzYbY1o tn
.okretem Kaiser Wilhelm II dw6ch
.wloskich anarchist6w nazwlsklem
Natalie Maresca i Micsele Guide.
Rad amerykahski rwiadomiony
byf przez wladze wfoskie, IL jeden
2 wymienlonych anarchist6w przyr
bywa do st Zjedn, " celu zamor-
dowania prezydenta McKinleya.
.Gdy anarchisci wyslaaywali Z
,okretu aresztowano ieh. Morcsea
ME przeczyYa temu. ze mial zggladzit
: tego 6wiata p~rezydenta St.
|Zjednoczonych. Rad tutejszy
ode6le : powrotem do Wloch
liepel4danych tn go5ci.s
NEW ORK - Ks. arcY
.biskup Corrigan, Pc swej cztero.
miesiecznei w1zycie " Rzymle,
wr6cif do domu.
Ma p~switanie ks. arsybiskupa
zeszlo SIC " przystani 400 ksiezy i
mn6stwo os6b cywilnych. Arcy-
biskup wygleda doskonale Pc tel
podr6zy. Podczas swego pobytu "
Rzymie widziai on s razy papieza,
dwarazy ma prywatnych pos1ucha-
mach i oztery ray ma publicznych
ceremoniach.
WASHINGTON, D. c. =
.R,ad +nto;a1v noatanowi} ME nosv-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

mieszka " Is wardzie, log, 124 Po.
tenn nastepuje 80 warda, 2 ludnos.
Gig Jog, 1914. w SO wardzie
m:eszka 51,s92 ludzi.
%
Z I FALLS
(MINN.)
Jak wiadomo, .rozpoczeto tn
budowe dw6ch polskich kosclo}6w
naraz. lecz ma zachodniej stronie,
gdzie JUL muir postawiono, dalsza
budowa bedzie zaniechana, Z roz~
kazu Blskupa, kt6ry mniema, ze
para6a bylaby q ma1a, aby ksie~
dsa utrzyma6. sDokonczona zas zo-
stanie budowa kosciola IA wschod-
niej stronie missta, gdzie ~wiekszo6t
Polak6w zamieszkuje.
Suspendowany blisko rok temu
kap}an rzymsko-katoficki Ks, Wa
wrzykowski miesxka sobie : parma
Slominsk3 v Little Falls " swoim
wlasnym domku, kt6ry kupil sobie
"a 100 delar6w. Powiada, ze sic
postara 0 jake zajecie, chotby
jake klerk kupiecki. 2 ksiedzem
juz wiecej ME bedzie, chotby j
Biskup chcia1 go przyia6 napewrdt:
Dziewczyna, kt6ra balamuci, tsk
E-EFrE -E#as-@l S-~slEe =-@. - n
go przeklins, re nar6d sic tenn
gorszy.
Ma okolicznych farmaeh zboza
tego roku dobrze sic obrodzily.
Pan Jozef Dorawa, bardzo zreczny
maszynista, 1ozpoczal mldcit "
dniu 20 Sierpnia ma farmie Wa
wrzynca Kiedrowskiego, tegoz
w4asna mlockarnia. Pan J6zef, jake
i jego ojciec bardzo sic ~ucieszYli
ujrzawszy W~iarusowego agenta.
Niemcy 4 BoxeFy.
Mark. Volks Ztg, " numerze It's
podaje robote hakatyst6w surowe]
krytYce i zbija przedewszystgiem
wywodY pastora Ledziusa, wyg4o-
szone ma zebraniu hakaty " Gry-
fiji, pietnujac je jake przeciwne
zasadcm moralnosci chrzescianskiej
wszelkim pojeciom logiki. a dalej,
jake szerzace rasowa nienawist,
rozgoryczenie zawzietost przeciw
niemieckosci,
sprawledliwa wzgledem Pola..
k6w katolicka ,,Koelnisehe Volks
Ztg. " No. $50 zas powiada do-
slownie. Podczas gdy : jednej stro-
ny oburzaja sic ma haniebne ezyny
Chinczyk6w j juz Y siebie v cze-
sci wm6wili, be nasze wojska mu-
sza barbarzync6w wymordowat,
TO : drugiei strony r6wno-
czessnle urz2dzaja codziennie hece
pr1eciiw Polakom j ~oklaskuis burz-
liwie ws1ystkie srodki. maiace
NJ celu uposlea1enie j uclskanie
(zurueckdraengung md Inter
drueotung) PolaE6w. z lednsgo
70 1rddi. : gluPisj
(berniert) j 1aro.umialej nisnawi-
sci do obcyoh- q jsasli sis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

WASHINGTON, D: c. -
Pos1owi chinsklemu i przedstawi-
clelom ianych mocarstw wreczono
kopie -odpowiedzi ma probe Ii
Hung Czanga, azeby Stany Zjedno-
czone wyznaczyly komisye do
traktowania 0 pokdj. Odpowiedz
brzmi odmownie, pouiewaz ME
MONA ukladad sic 2 rzadem, ktory
ME chce Tub ME jest W stanie q
pobiedx napadom chinskich POI
wstancow ma vojska mocarstw
sprzymierzonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30


60 mas ~ Chinach, So
'mozna p.owiedzsle' zeby srodki
przedsiebrrane q mas dla zaspoko-
je.iasnienawiSci do Polakdw. byIyJ1a
moralnie daleko wyzszemi Cd tych',1
iakiehl uzywa1a ehi6ezycy.
Bokserzy obcych zabiJaja, Z
mas zmierzaja srodIkii, przedsie@
brane przeciw Polakom do ich
ekonomicznzj ruiny duchowego
skarlowacenis. Wszelklmi siilami
usi1uje sig .dzieclom polsklm ode
brad ich jezyk ojczysty. W szko-
Zach poznanskich ~znlesieno wlasn1e
polski wyklad religii j nauke pol.
skiego czytanla j pisania.
KoBIETY MUSZA PREY
BYWAC DO KOSCIOLA
w
Biskup BcFaul, katolickiei
dyecezyi v Trenton, N. J., wYdal
edykt biskupi, ze kobietom przy~
b~ywajacym IA msze do kt6rekol-
'wiekbadz kosciola v tel dYecezyi,
ME wolno pozostawat odkrytemi
giovanni czyli kazda ! Mich pszy-
chodzaca M msze do .k!o5ciola musi
bye ub5ana v kapelusz.
Zwyczaj u~cEesEczania do ko6-
ciola bez kapeluszy tax sic stall
popularnym wsr6d kobiet Treaton-
skich ze na ogromn4 kongregacye
nslezaeca do koSciola k~atsdralnego
tw. laryi, zaledwie SO kobist
przybywalo ubranych " kapelusze.
Armia tych nieubranych glow ko-
biecych ME byls do gustu biskupo-
vi, przeto zapowiedzia} Z ambony,
ze odtad kobiety musza przybywa6
do koSciola v kapeluszach.
Jako przyczyne tego edyktu
tlomaczy} blskup, ze v dawnych
czasach u zyd5w istniaio pprawo, ie
kobiecie o%skarzonej i uznanej
winna jaklegokolwiek p~rzestep-
silva, obcinano wfosyi zas kobiety
p~rzybywajace do koscloia W cd,
krytych glowac6, j.k. powiada sw.
Pawel, hanbia same siebie, ponie-
wal wyglada to jakoby glowY ich
byiy strzyzons:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30
Drobnllel ] Ec h

W PARAFII polskiej v
Wilmington Del, Wybu'ch'y
zaburzenia. Miejscowy pro-
boszcz Wlelb. ks. Gulcz usu-
nal : pewnych powod6w
niekt6rych urzednik6w para
falnych, kt6rzy roscili sobie
prawo do rzadzenia koscio-
lem i proboszczem Niezado-
violent postanowili ME wpu-
|scie ksiedza do kosciola,
wskutek czego zawezwano
pomocy policyi. w niedziele
ks. Gulcz udal sic do koscio}a
W towalzystwie policyant6w.
w przedsionku koSciola
natra6ano jednak ma op6r
n~iezadowolonych paraflan,
kt6rzy z kobietami M czele
bronili ksiedzu wstepu do
kosciola a policyantom sypall
" oczy p'eprz. Musiano "a
wezwa6 wiecej policyantow.
kt6rzy W koicu motloch roy
proszyli i proboszcza wpro-
wadzili do ,kosciola, gdzie
nabozenstwo. jak zwykle od~
prawionem zostalo.
SHAMOKIN. Niezalezi
ma tutejsza parafia, dis
.wlasciwie jest juz zn6w zalet-
ma. Biskup dlugi przyjal ma
siebie ] ..odszczepiency' ma
~tychmias. swyrzeklisie here
zyi''..
-. .s .. ~ ,#t- *. $500 -s = - r . ~
SHENANDOAH. p. -
kowy polski browar JUL jest
ma ukodczeniu. w tyra mie-
siacu puszczony zostanie W
ruch izacznie warzye polskie
! litewskie piwo.
N. Y. Pan
Karol Zawadzki. znany ma
Polsce aptekarz, zostai mia
nowany W towarzystwie far
maceutycznym W Buffalo
wiceprezesem. = Wysoki ten
urzad W towarzystwie licza-
Gem 40 czlonk6w ~przemawia
pochlebnie o osobie naszego
rodaks.
- Aleksander Kossowski
zatrudniony " Stanowym
szpitalu. najechany zostal
przez tramwaj ma III. Main
Wywichnieta prawa reke /
odniesione pokaleczenia opa-
tr:zono mu W szpitalu Fitch
w CHICAGO. W polskimI
szpitalu Sw. Antoniego PREY
N. Hoyne av., umarl dr..
Felix's Maciej G6rski, prze-
zywszy lat 50. Zmar|y po-
chodzi} 2 iomzyhskiego i
studya uniwersyteckic ukoh-
cyl W Charkowie. Przyimo-
wal on udzial W powstaniu.
adjutant znanego do
Kobylidskiego. Po-
zostal ma cmentarzu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

-E'- r.. 1885, -'. IS
WASHINGTON, D. c. =
Rad tutejszy postaDowil ME posy-
lac tymczasem wiecej wojsk do
Chin. w drodze do nlebieskiego
panistwa znajdu]e sic obecnie cos
oko}o 5000 amerykanskich zolpie-
.rzy. wszyscy oni zamiast do Chin.
skierowani zostana do hsnili.
General chaffee ma pod soba 5000
1cilnierzy i liczba ia uwazana jest
"a dos.ateczna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

SHAMOKIN. - Niezalez@
ma tutejsza parafia, dis
.wlasciwie jest JUL zn6w zalet-
ma. Biskup dlugi przyjal ma
siebie ! ..odszczepiency' ma
tychmias. wyrzekli.sie here
zyi''..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

SHENANDOAH. Pa.
kowy polski browar JUL jest
ma uko6czeniu. w tyn mie-
siacu puszczony zostanie W
ruch izacznie warzyc polskie
! litewskie piwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30
8Is1I Ell1llsu.
W PUCKU.
poczta Thorson s. D.)


blisko kosciola zalotyl Kodak
nasz i. DOLNY
generally store farmerski, "
ktorym spr1ed,je rozmaity toe
war. potrzebny farmeron.
Placit mo1na produktami
farmerskiemi jako q mas
lem. lajan,i j I. p.
Uprasza Szano~na Publ
'csnoSt Polska okclicy
q Y a,,ulbayopopars
pr.yr..eeksjlc 81 sh,tyd dobty,n
towareiD. taniaceoa,ni oIa1
r1eeelu3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

PoCzATKOWo barry amery-
kahskie urzadxone byly tax, ae y
mich mo3na bylo tylko wyplc !
przekasi6, leex wobec narzekan
publicxnosci powoli .aprowadzono
u tych zakladach ME tylko stoly j
krzesla. ale nawet oddzielne gabi-
nety. gds,e molina otrzyma6 caaio-
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-11
MERCHANTS 6 PLANTERS BANK WON SUIT AGAINST
 LOUIS ROTH.
NO BAR TO THE RIGHT
Was That Columbia County Judgment-A Patent Fold
 ing Step the Cause.

The Jefferson circuit court on this (MondaY) morning decided quite an interesting question of law and one that has not heretofore been passed upon by the courts of this State.
 The facts in the case were as fol- lows: Some time in the Spring of 1897, one Charles F. Thornton sold to Louis Roth, prominent and wealthy merchant of this city. one fourth interest in patent known as tne Eclipse Folding Wagon Step" taking Roth's note for $500 as part of the purchase money. This note was endorsed by Thorn ton and transferred to the Merchants & Plan ters bank of this city, but 1t was protested at it's maturity for non-payment.
 A suit was instituted in Colum bia county against Roth as the maker and Thornto as the enderser Of this note, aud defense interposed by Roth that the note was void for the failure to comply with the statutory req quirements ip failing to show on the face Of the note that it was giv- en for patent right. The circuit court oi CoIumb ia county maia tain. ed the con tention Of the defendant and rendered it's judgment in bis favor. This suit was then institut- ed to recover tEe original considera- tion for which the note was given. Roth set up as defense to the suit, tbe judgment rendered in Columb county ia bis favor as bar to the bank $ right to recover. The court held, however, that the two suits were founded on 8 different cause of action aud that the judgment rem Idered ia Columb bia county was ID bar to the right of the plaintiff to recover in this suit and gave jndg- ment accordingly in favor of plain tiff.
 Both sides were well represent ted Joy attorneys, the bank being repre- scented by White < Altheimer and the defendant by Austin x Taylor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-11
X MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
Ed Gartner, a Grocer, Badly Bruised
 Up Sunday Night.

Ed Gartner, a white man engaged in the grocery business on West Sixth avenue, was found under a pile of old lumber near the Sawyer and Austin plant here this (Monday) morning in a dazeG condition. His nose was broken, his lip split and he was bruised up considerably.
 Gartner, when he regained his senses, said he went to Little Rock Sunday on the Camden excursion and returned on the same train Sunday night. He lives near the railroad crossing in the western part of the city, aud, instead of getting of at the depot, rode 10 that point to jump off. Gartner says he remem- bers jumping off or being pushed off the train by 6runkards and that is all that he can recollect.Z He is em- phatic in stating that he was not intoxicated. The matter has been reported to the police but they have nc clue to work oD.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-11
COrORED TEACHERS
Will Hold Their Annual Meeting ill
 Pine Bluff June 1S-19.

Arkansas colored teachers will hold their annual meeting in this city on June IS and 19. The following is the program.
 JUNE IS. 3 O'CLOCK. Invocation, Rev J. C. Rogers. Enrolment of teachers, appoint ment of committees and adjourn ment.
 JUNE Is, 2 O'CLOCK. Our Present Needs,' T. McMakin, Pine Bluff.
 Discussion, Nj. J. Harrison, Port land. Commercial Education" ". B. CIoman, Dermott.
 JUNE IS. 8 O'CLOCK. invocation, Rev. $. A. Moseley Pine Bluff. Coleman. br. T. A. Jackson. Response, F. T. Vinegar, Arkadel- phia; J. H. BIount, Hot Springs. Annual address, President J. c. Corbin. Pine Bluff.
 Value of Economy. Dr. M. E. Ste .vens. Texarkana.
 June l9. 9 o'clock. Invocation, Rev. Sherrill, Pine Bluff.
 "rhe Woman of Today" Mrs. J.. A. Goodwin, Hot SpriL gs. cussion, Mrs. L. E. Stevens, Little Rock.
 Opportunity for the Devoted TeacherP H. Ayant, Helena. Discussion, J. ". Kicks, Fordyce. Industrial work in Public Schools" Mrs. Nj. J. Caver. Texar- kana.
 Discussion, Miss o. D. Mcclellan, Texarkana.
 June 19, ? o'clock. "Some Requisites of a Teacher, Intermediate Grades" Mrs. M. L. Harris, Helena.
 Discussion, Mrs. Ida Young, Pine Bluff. x
 Results Af Modern Schools" E. J. Wheeler, Newport.
 "Our Association" J. M. Cox, Little Rock.
 "The Education of the Negro. for the entteth Century" Miss Jessie Ratcliff, Hot Springs. Election of officers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-11
 REV. J. M. LUCEY
Writes an Interesting Communica.
 ton 10 the Graphic.

To the Editor Of the Graphic.
 It may not be generally kLoBn, or at least generally noted, that just outside the city limits In any access sible place, offal of almost every character is dumped. l [ happens that the Cotton Belt Machine shops, oil mill and dwellings extend so far east that nothing much can be car ried that way. For the same reason the Sawyer & Austin Lumber Go. Slave Mill, etc., make the distance too great to the west for offal to be carried that way. This leaves a space north of BelIwood cemetery which is utilized for sewage boxes. and the space of land directly south of the city. The south breeze is the breath of heaven, supposed to be heavily laden with life preserving properties. but the ground just south of the city limits is covered with dead animals aod sewage boxes. The gases arising in this reglon Of death, mingles with the pure so Itt- ern air on It's way to give life ID the inha bitants Of Pine Bluff. It is also to be remembered that the city sewers do not extend beyond the property fronting on Sixth ayeIue.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-11
THE STOCKHOLDERS.

The following Is a list of the stock holders of the Manta Mining Com- pany, of this city, recently incorpo- rated, and the number Of shares each possesses.
 Chas. Well 10 shares.
 Isaac Dreyfus 10 shares.
 Simon Bloom 10 shares.
 l.. Aschaffenberg 10 shares.
 Irving Reibberger 10 shares.
 M. Cans 10 sbares.
 A. Weiss 10 shores.
 E. B. Harvey 10 shares.
 J. I. Saunders 10 shares.
 J. a. Harrison 10 shares.
 Louis Roth 10 shares.
 s. Bloom, Jr., 10 shares. The company was organized for the purpose of buying, leasing and renting mines and to prospect.