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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29

SARCEYsS DOUBLE.
Has Great Many Troubles On Account
Of the Resemblance.

Of tie Resemblance
4 leather merchant named II. Benier,
who IS n business near the Place dc
Ia Hepublique. is the hero. or the vie.
tim a. one likes Of a most remarkable
resemblance to the eminent late dras
matte critic. II. Ffaneisqae Sarcey.
says the London Post. " Bon1er has
inst been relating his woes to a SYM
Eathizing Journalist He cannot, ha
says. pass along the street without OBJ
serving eIeaa-shaven individuals start
and turn pale when their eyes light On
him. But worse things befall II. Bon
Ter. IN the Rue de Douai a few days
ago well-dressed ynung woman faint
ed on perceiving him. When she re-
covered she repeated in terror-stricken
accents, 1T Is hei L is hets and the
crowd, misfaking the reason Of her
fright. impaired to NJ Bonief the in
formation that be was an Old rascal
and ought to be ashamed OF himself
Equally amusing was the leather mer-
chants experience at the ambassadors
concert. where NJ. Sarev's former foe.
Yvette Guiibert, IS now appearing. The
singer, noticing n Benier. rectted
some verses on the subject Of u. Sar-
eey, and BY her gestures drew the at
tention Of the audience 10 his double
The public were delighted OF course.
but lot so u. Bonter. who got up and
eft the concert. II Bonier much re-
grets his essmb1anea to the late cr@kfc,
the results Of which he declares to be
most annoying 70 a peaoa5te trades
man He says that one day he vas
asked IN the street for a letter of IN
PRODUCTION % H. Jules Clarette. which
80 vexed him than he almost came 20
blows with the applicant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29
WOMEN PIANO TUNERS


Require HIash Exsrtion.
have been pondering the problem
OF feminine money-making occupa-
tons, and among the uaexplored fields
I believe piano tuning 70 be Just the
thing for musical women. for It is
generally conceded that woman's ear
is finer than mans, although one
musician Of my acquaintance taAes ex-
ception to the statement. However, I
say to him that fewer women than
men sing off the key and play out Of
tune. Piano tuning Is not hard work
that Is, 1t does not require any amount
OF physical exsrtion. It does require q
correct ear. a knowledge Of music and
a degree of skill which can be acquired
from a teacher in the tuning line like
any other trade There are many
houses where q feminine tuner would
be preferred to a man. and not the
T least reason why the compensation to
both sexes should not be equal. tt Is
one OF The few fields where the COM
petition IS even. Il disturbs ne greas Il
TO note the difference IN salaries paid
to men and women who do the same
work. Often the woman has family
dependent upon her. and while the
man has nobody IN the world On whom
to spend his money, yet her sex, not
her ability, debars her from earning
ifs much money as the man whose desk
adjoins hers I an rather lukeWarm
on the subject of woman's rights be-
cause I believe that IN the main cur
sex has great many privileges. more
than is good for Us sometimes. There
are few things IN which could wish
an Improvement, and the salary ques-
ton is one Of them A faithful, indus
trtous woman who looks out for her
employers interest ought to receive
the consideration generally extended
70 a male employee with those same ex-
eeIlent qualities. and / viii fight for a
reform IN that direction with the full
strength Of my voice and the entire
force OF my pen. That reform would
help US more than the baIlot-box priv
ilege ten times over-Kansas City
Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29

Fftzharris aud MpIlett. the Irish
Inyineibles, who arrived at New
York Saturday. we're ordered ex-
GUIDED from the United States on
account of their conviction. seven
teen years ago, Of participation IN
The Phoenix Park murders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29

The British soldier IS the best fed
Individual Of his class IN Europe. Hs
receives for his daily ration Ie ounces
Of bread. Z ounces Of meat, 2 ounces
OF rice, 8 ounces of dried vegetables,
10 ounces of potatoes. and once a week
week be receives tEo ounces of salt.
four ounces OF coffee and nins ounces
oS sugar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29

Whats IN nameea The word
sbitters' does not always Indicate
something harsh and disagreeable.
Prickly Ash Bitters is proof ef this.
it rleanses. strengthens and regu-
lates the system thoroughly, yet it
is so pleasant the most delicate
stomach will not object to it. Sold
BY Walker Drug Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29

II you can't work well in hot wea
Their, take Priekly Ash Bitters, it
regulates the important organs Of
the body aud fortified the system to
resist the enervating Influence
summer heat. For sale by Walker
Drug Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29

Sour stomach. fullnessI after eating,
hatulenee are all caused by imper-
feet digestion. Prickly Ash Bitters
corrects the disorder at once. drives
out badly digested food aud tones
the stomach, liver and bowels. For
sale by Walker Drug Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29
TELecRAPHlc BRIEFS .

Three Missouri counties participant
ed IN the celebration al CalIao, Mo-,
OF the hundredte birthday OF Mrs.
Polly Basket.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29
sIagnff oent .TilI,,,r,Ie.

The queer Of Siam owns a thimble
that was a present from her royal hus-
band Il IS made n the shape of a
lotps bud, Of the finest gold, ard il
studded with diamonds. which are 50
arranged that they form their names
and the date OF their marriage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29

Experiments with Wireless Telexrapns
Experiments are reported with Wira>
less telegraBhy during ten days be-
tween GhamoHix and the Vallot OBJ
aervaterv, On Mont Blanc; the straight
distance was seven aad five one-hun-
dredths miles and the difference n
height two miles. After 4 descrip.
ton Of the transmitting and receiving
stations, the results are summed up as
follows: The experiments were made
every day during eleven hours. The
signals were satisfactory only for a
distance between the osciIlator spheres
equal 10 eight one-haHdredths Of an
inch. The absence Of water in liquid
form did not interfere. neither did the
intervention Of clouds. Although at
moa8herfc electricity aetuated- the ap-
paratus several times. It did not make
communication impossible.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29

RkIHEN YOU are feeling tired and
Wv out of sorts you will find Hoods
Sarsapar1lia viii do you wonderful
good. Be sure to GET HOODS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29

A bill has been introduced In con-
gress providing for the registering
OF all pharmacies in the Indian
Territory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29

Greek and Cherokee leaders object
To the propes ed amendments to the
pending treaties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29
& "a x sIa - R l.
g.ars thA - The Kind You Have Always Baaght
Of G<zzTZAEXx

The New Jerusalem Church Nation
al Convention at Cincinnati devoteI
the day to religious exercises.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29

By the laying on Of hands Of
twelve bishops at the NJ. Il. confer
enee in Chicago four new bishops
were consecrated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29

The United States Consul General
at Marseilles. France. reports that
that country is enjoying great pros
perity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29

The Kansas wheat crop promises
to be exceedingly large this season.
and It Is estimated that It viii re-
quite 20, 0oo extra men to harvest It.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29

Nelson Brown, s. years old, was
refused a license TO marry a 13-yeaf-
old girl at Sycamore, IL.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29

The thirteenth annual convention
of the Catholic Total Abstinenee
Union Is in session at Joliet, Ii.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29

It seems that congress will ad-
janrn about June 1o, leaving much
important legislation unfinished.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-29

diamond robber arrested IN
Germany is said TO be Charles
Woodward, the diamond swallow
-.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-11-02
SaoAsE LiFEoFAEA NAVAL woa 3.
size Has X Peculiar Facnl.x f,E
Making a Home GA an
Hours Notice.


One of the hardest questions a nav9
woman must decide Is where exactly
her duty lies, between her hasSand
sud her children, writes Anna I
l,egers out OF her own experience a
Neman's Home COMPANION. POVERTY
generally decides it IN favor of the
l;,tter. leaving her no c!ioice but Z
stay with her family during the three
yeaTs OF his cruise. At such times the
wife remains in entire eclipse save
lor the letters, many and long, that
strive TO bridge the separation. anx
Il is in these letters and the com
partnership Of her children that she,
hnls Eer chief consolation. But
should there be that desirable thing.
a source OF private income. the wife
IS apt TO hoid different views. and She
goes to the station where her hus--
hands ship comes To given port
every six months for the necessary
preservatiVe docking. Wifehood Il
ascendant, and the children are those
Of hotels, steamers and railways; lit
lie poSeurs. nervous. overwrOuChL
&nemic, Prematurely knowing as te
the world and its ways, strangely
ignorant as To what is called educa--
sion. Then there is the third type.
the childiess wife, who scampers
about merrily from port to port. and
who has a consequent and sufficient
accumulation of experience" to make
envy epidemic among the departed
@aints. This very homelessness leads
10 a specialized faculty among women
of the navy for making a home any
where and at an hours notice. 4
wife viii arrive perhaps a day, per
haps two hours before her husbands
ship reaches a given port. She i'm
lcedi5I ely finds a house or a room,
wires the address to the husband. SO
that the message will go off with
the mail-orderly in the first boat
ashore after the ships arrival Then
out Of perhaps one trunk viii come
forth a marvellous international med
ley Of little wall-hangings, a mantel-
drapery. sash-curtains, table-covers, a
vase OF two (fOr nowers already
bought on the way from the rail
way station) some photographs, a
few books and the usual dainty toilet
parapherNaIia of the modern woman.
When at last the longed-for step hest
tates outside her door, and an expert
mental rap is heard. it is a freshly
arrayed. radiant wife and hostess in
her c0Zy little home who criess
~Come!" and springs to the door.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
FOOTBALL FOR NEW YEARS.
GAssE To ma BETWEEN SAVANNAH
AND JACK sONvIIIE.

Also a Game, In the Morning, de-
tween the Cadet. and the High
schooI-Of These Teams Each Has
won one Game and the Present
Contest - 90 Decide the Tie-The
Last Game between savannah and
Jacksonville Was stand-on,
Neither side scoring.
The football game 10 be played a. the
Bolton Street Park New Years day be
tween the Savannah Football Team and
a team from Jacksonville promises 10 be
the best that has been seen here this sea
son.
Slnce the game that was played between
these two teams Thanksgiving both OF
them have met and defeated other oppon-
ents. and each has strengthened its team
both by experience and hard practice as
wei as by the securing Of other and
stronger players Besides this there IS in
favor OF good game the stronger in
oentive that comes from tho desire OF
getting oven with the local team for
breaking the record for a list q unln-
terrupted victories prior 60 It's visit to this
city
The local men have a fair amount Of
confidence IN their ability 70 make Things
interesting for any team IN this part Of
the country and VIA make & hght hard
for any honors that It may gee out OF
the coming contest.
A feature OF the game that VIII be ap-
preciated by the spectators is the fact
that the grounds OF play viii be roped OF
from the field and there will be sufficient
police protection on hand 80 see that che
field Of play Is not interferea with. a. has
been tho oase In all Of the former games
that have been played at the Bolton street
grounds.
The Savannah men continue 20 practice
several times a week. 90 as 10 keep good
ana ~ for tho struggle Tuesday. Last
nights practice was OF necessity post
poned on account OF the weather. but a
full practice will he held tomorrow night
at the Hussars' Club The local team
will not have an opportunity OF playing
Macon this season. as Il has disbanded.
but teams from Charleston and Montgom-
cry are anNio4s 60 come here for a game
and probably VIII be given an engage
ment. one on Jan, - and the other later
The lineup OF the savannah team for
Tuesdays game has not yet been made.
but the team will be selected from the
following men: Hicks Brown. Wesnesky.
Hewlett. Saussy. Sullivan r.. sullivan
j.. Sullivan. w, Krenson. duslgnon
Lyman. Smith. NJ. Smith. c.. Munich.
MIuuchen. Futch. johnson. and Roman.
The iine-up probably will be decided to
m0rroyg night
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
RAIN PROBABLE TODAY.


savannah'a temperature was again
above the normal yesterday despite the
fact that a cold wave with frost at night
had been predicted. The maximum for
tho day was 90 degrees. and the minimum
o.. The mean. "a. was Z degrees above
the normal This leaves for the month, so
far. an accumulated deficiency OF % de-
grcea. and reduces the accumulated ex-
cess OF the year 70 % degrees.
Up 10 o'clock last night. there had
been but trace OF rain. though IL came
down ia a constant shower later in the
evening and lasted until quite a late hour
last night Up 20 o'clock the record
showed Il deficiency Of rainfall for The
month Of 81 Of On iueh and FOR the year
OF 773 inches.
Tho Washington forecast for to-day r.
for cloudy weather and probably rain.
Tomorrow r. expected 20 be- fair Fresh
east winds becoming variable may be ex-
poctod.
Observer Boyer has compiled from the
records OF the weather bureau the sta
tisiics 81 tho weather a. Savannah for
thirty years as basis for an estimate OF
next months weather. The mean tenn
pcrature Tor December since 1871 f. 81
degrees The warmest December was
that Of iss0. with an average OF 90 de-
grees. the coolest was that Of 1880. with
ar average Of a degrees. the highest De-
comber temperature was 50 degreesi on the
10Th, IN 1857. tho lowest was - degrees.
on The 18th. IN 1856.
The average December rainfall Is 3.iG
inches. Tho average number OF days with
IN of an inch or more. n 10 Tho greatest
December Niufal was 8. "A inches In 1876.
The least vas 80 lrch tn isss Tho great
est amount recorded in any twenty-four
consecutive hours was 3.fS inches on the
18th. 1883 The greatest amount OF snow
fan recorded iu any twenty-four consecu-
dive hours the record extending 10 wintH
~ isis only. was ] inch on tho 18th. IN
1879
Tho average number OF clear days IS
co. partly cloudy days. u. and cloudy days
10
The prevailing winds are from the
northwest The highest velocity reached
was . miles from the northwest, Dec. 6,
1879.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
DEATH or WAS. o. c. MARTIN.
End Came After n brief Illness
From Pneumonia.

From Pneumonia.
Mrs Charles c. Martin died yesterday
afternoon about 40 O'Clock az her home.
no. ios oglethorpe avenue. east. from
pneumonia. For day she had been des-
pcrately iil and to those who knew OF
her Illness. her death Wa. .ss,s unexpected
They were fow. however. for Il was only
Wednesday that Mrs. Martin complaiae ed
Of feeling ~. aud not many ~ her friends
or OF her husband had learned of her
condition. To these her Death will be a
shock and a surprise.
A slirht pain was tho first symptom a
her illness on Wednesday. and the next
day her attending physician pronounced u
pneumonia. Careful nursing could rot
prevail against the disease.
Mrs. Martin leaves husband and three
bright children. All of whom win have the
sympathy OF their friends The husband
"a Mr. G.. G.. Martin. agent OF tho Sea-
board Air Line in Savannah. and the chill
drcn are Charles c.. Jr., Mamie and Cora
Mrs Martin was Miss Ada lamar OF
Huntsville. Ala, before her marriage ana
Mr. ID. ". lamar OF this city Is her
brother Mrs. Gardner Of Huntsville.
Ala. Is her sister Mrs. Gardner has
been notified % the death Of Mrs Martin
ana will arrive in Savannah this morn
ing The funeral arrangements VIII be
announced later.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
LIVELY CHASE AFrER A THIEF.
F,x-Employe of n Pressing Club Hela
ON CHARGE Of Larceny.

Ex-Employe Of n Pressing Club Hela
Charge Of Larceny.
Daniel Washington. colored who gave
his ago as 10 years. was arrested yester-
day by Patrolman ". s winn ana Is
held az the station house on charge Of
larceny. The negro had recently been
employed by the Oriental Pressing Club,
but was discharged a day or two ago.
Washington decided that he would make
some spare change ana called az the home
OF Mr.. Slater and said that the pressing
club people wanted TO clean suit OF
clothing.
The negro had called for wearing apparel
before and the suit was promptly turned
over 10 him. As soon as 81 was learned
that the negro was no longer employed
by the pressing clro a search was begun
for him. Washington appeared Ia the
acichborhood Of State and Whitaker
streets but when he saw Mr., Charles
While Of the pressing club no started
on a run down Bull street. The chase
was an exciting one and many Joined in
a.. The negro was nnally captured IN
front oG the county Court House and
was turned over 10 Onicer Winn. who
had endeavored 20 head him on. The
charge Of larceny entered gainst Wash
ington will be investigated by Judge
Hartridge in Police Court tomorrow
morning. .tuEI
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
PRETTY woaAS DREW a crowd,
Tainted and Attended ny Physician
nut kept Her Identity.

nut hfnt btf AhfhAAh1s
A handsomely dressed and rather pref
Is young lady fell IN a faint in a Brough-
ton street store yesterday afternoon and
attracted the attention OF a large crowd.
A telephone message was sent to police
headquarters. asking that a physician be
hurried 20 the place. and the summons
was promptly answered. when the doc
tor arrived on the scene the young wo-
man was recovering.
The entire affair seemed 20 be Ehroudsd
in mystery, so FAR as the police could
Judge The young lady refused to divulgs
her name to the physician, although she
admitted that she was from Elllhcilc. and
had only reached the city iu the morn
Ing. She stated that short while be-
fore she fell. she had eaten some oysters
IN "a neighboriug restaurant and pronabiy
the biyalves had caused the falutiug spell.
The young woman. however. would as
sign no reason FOR Withholding her name
from the police or the physician.
II seems that she had made some pur-
chases at the store earlier tn the day
and because OF her attractive manner aud
dress. was readily recognized when sh.
became m. She remained IN the store
during the afternoon. and left IN q prl-
vate convey hacc shortly before the DC
parsure Of the train for her home, 1ae
incident attracted crowd and the police
experienced some trouble IN keeping the
place clear.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
CIRCUS EXPECTED TODAY.
sells and Gray's show Was 20 Leave
jacksonville Yesterday.

JacIesonviIIr Yesterday.
Sells & Gray's circus was delayed en-
route 10 Savannah from Miami. but n Is
due IN this city this morning. Word was
received by the railroads yesterday from
jacksonville that the circus was IN that
city and would leave late In the after
noon for Savannah. Allowing for the
usual delays that attend the progress OF
n circus train. when II Is IN no particular
hurry. anyway. the show should reach
here this morning
The passenger men we're rather expect
ing that there would be a lot Of business
10 look after upon the arrival OF the cir
Gus here. but II has proven that there
will not be as much as they were looking
for. Information resolved yesterday In
dicated that the circus had dishanded ~
Jacksonville the artists" leaving that
noirt Tor their homes II Is probable that
there will be a few passengers 70 leave
this city. and the soliciting men will have
a chance 10 do little line work In get
ting them Tor their lines.
About 100 head Of stock are looked for
with the circus. which viii establish win
ter quarters. Il Is supposed there Will
b. a number OF care-takers and attend
ants who will also stay with the stock
and animals. Arrangements have been
made for trackaee room for the circus
cars. which will require GO feet.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30
LoCoMOBILEs on MARCH 1.
Mr. Herman winter says They VIII
Not Run Before Then.


The locomobiles ordered out by Mr.
Herman Winter for service in Savannah
and between the city and neighboring
places viii not be used before March ].
Tint Is what Mr. Winter said yesterday.
He does not want to put them in service
earlier. he said. because OF the weather.
which IS likely to be not OF the best dur
ing January and February. The looomo-
bies will be bright and new. fresh from
tho factory. and he does not want their
first experience OF Savannah 10 be gained
when there Is more slush and mud than
might condsice TO their best appearance
Mr. Winter has an appreciation OF the
advertisement 81 win he to his line 20
have The locomohiles present a spick ami
span neatness as they run on Bun street.
Mr.. Winter is charging the sphere OF
action Of the locomohiles lie Is 10 have
ten Of them. each with a carrying capac-
ity for twenty passengers and he will
not only run them on Bull and Drayton
streets. he said but also 10 Pooler. White
Blum and possibly other places.
The City Council recently fixed the
license OF the locomobiles az SIS each.
This. Mr.. Winter said. Is by no means
exorhltant. lie had no objection 20 make.
The license Is the same as that required
% the street railway company for each
street car
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-30

A Cup Of Good coffee In the Morning
VIII Keep You Ia Good IIumor An
Day.

A Cup of Good Conec In the Morning
WIN Keep You IA Good IIumor An
nay.
Good coffee makes n good breakfast.
There may be cheaper conecs; but there
are no better coffcos than ours at the
price. Then why not buy your eo1ees
from us and be pleasant and agreeable
at all times: note our prices:
RIO Comees. i5c. 2cc; best. 25c.
Java Comees. PC. soc. best. sc.
Maracaibo or Iaguayra best. sc.
Try our Java and Mocha. 3 pounds 81.
our teas are unexcelled IN quality.
Oolong. Young Hyson. English Break
fast. Gunpowder. japan OF Ceylon teas.
at soc. Coo. Toe: best 81 per pound.
Drink Thea Nectar. pure Chinese tea
COO a pound, a special present with every
pound.
Best graduated sugar Is pounds 81
Best soft white sugar. II pounds 81.
Use a. g. +. Baking Powder II you
want perfection. SC a pound: a specia
present with every pound.
We can and do sell better goods at much
lower prices than any other hotso in IA,
world. We have 40 agents.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com.
pany. io6 Broughton street. WEST: tele.
phones SIC II. r. Wilson, manager. I'D