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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-27
FOR sALE-BELGIAN HAREs.

WANT some Belgian haresf Yes. all up
to-date people want them. My pens con-
tain the best stock for price, quality con-
sidered. that can be found In the mar
ket; my new rabbitry. located at 200
Sixth avenue, will be opened for business
April IS, where the noted buck, Lord
Jupiter, will be at stud; service fee, $40.
Regular shipments OF bred and INBRED
does constantly arriving from my Los
Angeles rabbitry. Further information
on application. Ralph NJ watson. slt
Western avenue.
GOOD pedigreed does already bred, $500
each.
A better grade. bred 500 each.
Splendid does, all popular strains, bred
to either of our crack bucks. Red Sow
ereign or Mountain Boy: service fees
5000 each. si2.00 uD.
i5c for 32-page book all about Belgians.
Reliable Rabbitry, ss3 Lake ST., Los An
geles Cal
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TWO horizontal tubular boilers. 40xs feet
10 inches; IS 3-inch tubes. in good condi-
ton. Inquire 1902 Pacific avenue. Ia
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LADY wants room frr self and three-vear.
old boy, near Sacred Heart sch 81 In
family who viii board and carr Tor nv
outside school hours Address X IS. care
Post-lntclligenccr.
SINGLE gentleman wishes 20 rent furnish
81 room IN steam heated block down
town Address y s.. care POst-Intelli-
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DANCING classes for new beginners;
private lessons daily at wilson's Dane.
irg Academy. teaching all the very lat
-~s h,allr,.t,, : "a fhaatrs - .larres ,arr,.
lowest Ia city Once and academy
Ranke hall, PIX, street and Fifth ave-
nue. Telephone. Grccn 100
JUVENILE fancy dress bail RAnke hall.
gwen Ay Prof Wilson's pupils Satur-
Wagner. Admission. children or adult.
10 cents
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FOR sALE-sTEAMBoATs.

THE twin-screw steamer City OF Grand
Rapids. net tonnage. 1870 tons; 40 fee
long fine cabin accommodations, yerS
strong. well built. economical boat q
handle; has just been refitted. McGrav
& Kittinger. room d Bailey. Telephone
Main G.S
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LICENSES To WED.
BIRTHS.

CLOTHIER-Aprii Is. to Mr. and Mrs j. W.
Uothier. 1907 Howard avenue. daughter
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WANTED = FEMALE,

POSITION BY middle-aged widow TO go
to Nome. parties must pay faro. Call
room ; Boston block.
YOUNG lady wishes q position IN oftsce
or store, experienced Address q q care
tsoss- tnteliiKsnetf.
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FOR sALE-LoDGIxG HOUSES.
BOOMING house: nicely furnished: rem
cheap. IL rooms; must sell; going {,
Nome, Address X 81, care post-Intslli
Fencer.
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MUST sell furniture five-roOm fat at
once: price SI1S Cali 1903 Yesier way.
Phone. Brown 1881.
FURNITURE OF s-room house, rent ~ /.
income So. must sell at once 2iI Madi-
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avenue.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

E.-TraveiIns agents are
I.oomis and y. blanchard.
Hawley, John D. 5heehan,
Geruw and Robert Akin.
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II resident agents in the
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FURNISHED hoatse. about rsonas. con-
Vcnient legation. long or short term. no
children n y Thomas. care Holden &
WILSON Co
WANTED Furnished house. or :
rooms. close in. WhRiley s. Sturtevant
5 and s Colman hRlding
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09
BINGHAM TIE HUN0RIST.
Was Here sunday-Will Appear
 Here Later in the Month.

Mir. Ralph Bingham, of Philadel. phia, hunorest of DO little note, was in our city Sunday. He was en route to Little Rock. where he will appear Tuesday night. His line of monologue work is in song, music and story. He is clever and brilliant young gentleman and is an old friend of Rev. Walter Dav- enport Bucknel, the brilliant young pastor of the Trinity church of this city. Mr. Bingham will doubtless appear in this city in a few weeks under the auspices of the Ladies Guild of the Trinity church and will receive a cordial reception.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09
4 FREIGHT WRECK OCCURRED AT RESTS MILL SOUTH ON THE COTTON
 BELT SUNDAY NIGHT.
THREE OF THE CREW
Injured and Tramp Slightly Hurt-Engine and Nine Cars
 Badly Damaged.

A destructive and most costly freight wreck occurred on the lotion Belt road Sunday night about nine o'clock.
 An extra freight from this city ran into an open switch at Rests Mills, a siding about 4S miles south of here, and much damage and severe injuries to several of the train 8 crew resulted. The freight was go- ing through to Texas and was nat uralls running at pretty fast speed. When the train struck the open switch. the engine dashed off the track and overturned before the engineer could pull the throttle. The big mogul engine, which hap pened to be No. 202. turned upon her left side and nine box cars fell in 8 heap upon it.
 Engineer John Mahar and Fire man Grizall, both of this city. were caught in the cab, but soon escaped from their dangerous positions. MT. Mahar was hurt on the head and back and skinned about the face. MT. Grizell received severe scalds about his legs and suffered other in- juries. Neither of these gentlemen were badly hurt.
 A brakeman named Taylor prob ably received the worst injuries of any of the injured man His back was sprained and he was consider ably bruised about the body. It is thought he received internal injuries. A white tramp, who was riding the trucks, was also injured. His in- juries were not of serious nature.
 Dr. Troupe, the eompany's phys ician accompanied by pr. Gallagher. were immediately taken to the scene of the accident and dressed the wounds of the unfortunate men. They returned to this city this morning with their patients, wno were taken to their different abodes. They are all resting nicely.
 The nine box-cars. which left the track. were all badly smashed up. They are being gathered up by the wrecker today and the wreck will be cleared by Tuesday night. The passenger trains are running regu- larly. the debrish being mainly on the side Of the track.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09
WANTED IN GEORtIA
". H. Haywood, a Clerk for shep-
 pard, the Grocer, Now in Jail.

Sheriff Mccoy received a telegram from the authorities of Scottsboro, Ala, this morning requesting him to arrest W. H. Haywood, who was at No. 1916 West Barraque street in this city, and hold him until requi- sition papers could be secured. The telegram did not state what Hay wood was wanted for.
 Constable Stew art and Deputy Sheriff PlS as Culpepper went to the address mentioned above, which happened to be Sheppard's grocery store on West Barraque street, and arrested Haywood, who was em- ployed there as clerk in the store. He is rather harmless looking white man and says he cannot im- imagine th he cause of his arrest ae he has committed no Uffense. He says he knows the 0 fficer who authorized his arrest. wood says his home is in Paint Rock. Ga.
 He was locked in the Jefferson county jail for safe keeping until the Georgia authorities, who have been notified, come for him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09
'k ST. BERNARD DOG LOST
Escaped From Its Crate in 8 Bag.
 gage Gar But is Recovered.

The Pacific Express Company, uhlch does business in this State, sast Saturday suffered the loss of a handsome St Bernard dog, which was shipped from Toledo, O, and valued at over $200.
 The animal was tagged to Mr. Frank M. Rogers at Arkansas City. While en route to it's destination, the animal, which is as large as a small Shetland pony, escaped from it's crate between this city and Fair field and ran of through the woods before the baggage master could recapture him. The loss was re- ported to the Pine Bluff office of the Express Company and a thorough search was immediately instituted. Nothing that resembled dog could be found and the searchers returned to this city giving up all hopes for ever recovering the lost prize.
 Saturday afternoon MT. c. F. Moore, who resides on his planta. ton at Fairfield, arrived in the city and was accompanied by the big, Graceful dog
 He had picked up the animal near bis place down the country and a happier man could not have been found, for he knew he would retain the dog if the owner could never be found. His happiness was soon turned to disappointment for Manager Eskridqe of the local ex- press office soon claimed the animal and Mir. Moore gladly turned the dog oyer to him for shipment to It's owner. He was only 10 glad to have assisted an unfortunate individual in recovering such valuable piece of property. For bis trouble, MT. Moore received $5.
 The St Bernard was shipped Sun day morning to Mir. Rogers at Ar kansas City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09
NEW FIRM
Mr J ssldon Wright and Mr. Frank
 Fergus he Members.

On May l, Mir. J. Seldon Wright will sever his connections with the Pine Bluff Water X Light Company and engage in the plumbing busi :. ness with Mr. Frank Fergus. The name of the firm will be Fergus & Wright and their place of business will be 213 W. Baraque street.
 Mir. Wright has been in the em- ploy of that company for several years, and in bis leaving, that offic. loses yoluable and competent em- ploye. In his new business he is sure to meet with success for there is an open field for such a business in Pine Bluff, and his popularity together with that of his partner, is alone their stepping stone to the road of success. MT. Wright will be succeeded by MT. Porter Grace. We wish for all the gentlemen much success and pros perlty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09

Col. Copeland, '.tbe King of the Platform" :" as he is called, will be in Pine Bluff Thursday night. He will appear at Merrill Institute. and the admission will be only % cents. Col. Copeland IS we'll known in Pine Buff, haSir.g appeared here many times in the past, and has hosts of friends and admirers who await his coming with interest. As lecturer Col. G0ptlOnd needs DO words of commendation in Pine Bluff. but a clipping from the Des Moines Gowa( Leader is interesting: "Col. Cope land delivered lecture on 'Snobs and Snobbery" at Fosters last eye- ming under the auspices of the Star lecture course. He proved delight ful speaker and his brilliant treat ment of the subject claimed the ready and interested attention of his audience throughout. The lecture sparkled with humor. The top,c was one al once eongenial and thoroughly studio fr0m the standpoint of q cheering philosopher who looks upon life through opti- mistie eyes which. while observing the ills of the social system, see the humors as well as the tragedies of life. In his philosophy every tear is balanced with smile and every moan answered with the music of laugh ter-Des Moines lIowa) Leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09
SABBATH ALARMS.
The Boys Get Out Just as the Sun Came Up-Just as the Sun Went Down.

The fire departments were called out twice Sunday.
 The first alaam came from the corner Of Fifth and Chestut streets, at about 5:30 a. m., some bed cloth ing in the residence of Mrs. Joe Coosette, having caught fire. The fire boys extinguished the flames without the aid of the hose.
 The second alarm was sounded Sunday evening at o'clock, and from the noise that the fire whistle made, the people thought the whole town was being burned. The trouble existed in a servants cabin at the corner of Fifth and Laurel streets. The wallpaper, in some unaccountable manner, became ignited and threatened the building. The boys put out the blaze in quick order. Little damage was done.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09

Company at the Merrill Institute last Saturday night.
 The program rendered was com plete aud up to the standard in every detail, and the fair sized au- dience which greeted the company was highly delighted with the show and the perfect excellence of the different artists which composed the organization.
 The Ridgeway Company is the finest organization of its kind which has ever filled an engagement at the Institute in this city and should it ever return here, would receive a larger and more enthusiastic audience than that which greeted it Saturday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09
EIGHTY BAPTIZED.
The New Members of the First Bap- tlst Charch COlOred Dipped Sunday

Elder Boldin, of the First Baptist colored church, baptiz d over s0 new members of his church in the Arkansas river Sunday morning The dipping took place just in the rear of the church on West Pullen street and began at $ a. m. Several hundred people witnessed the baptismal ceremonies and the colored congregation was there in full force. Among the large number baptized were many little boys aud girls.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09
Many Lives saved.
Leader.

In almost every neighborhood there ie some one whose life has cen saved by Chamberlain Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or W ho has been cnred of chronic diar- rhcea by the use Of that medicine. Such persons make point of telling of it N bpHever opportunity offers, hoping that it may be the means of aving other lives. For sale by w.. l.. Dewoody < Co.,, druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09

The BudweiFer" saloon has open ed for business and it i5 doing it too. IT is the most elegantly fitted up saloon ill this city and the Anheiser- Busch people deserve much credit Tor their enterprise in Pile Bluff. Mr. Jesse Smith is he polite and clever bartender and wolld be glad to have his many friends call around and see him. NIT. Smith has many friends and the Bud weiser" can certainly bank on their patronage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09
SONS OF VETERANS.

The annul meeting of John Selden Roane Camp United Sons of Con- federate Veterans will be held at Merrill Institute Tuesday night. April 24th. The annual election of officers, and othet business will be attended to. Members should come prepared to pay their dues of fifty cents.
 J. T. BRADFORD. Gommandaht.
 GEO. $. VALIANT, Aei1tant,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09
SANS AT THE CHURCHES.
MT. Franz Preschowsky, a Tenor
 Singer, Charms Many Hearers.

Mir. Frantz ProsehowsKy, a genial member of the Ridgeway Concert Co.,, which appeared at the Institute Saturday night, sang at two of our churches Sunday morning. He opened the Presby- terian church services with the Holy City" and closed the Trinity Episcopal church services with the Thanksgiving Song
 Mr. Prosehowsky has a tenor robusto voice of unusual quality and power. He sings like a true artist and is by far the best singer that has ever appeared in this city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09

H. k. Tony, of Pine Bluff, repre- sentad Jeff Davis at this place We'd nesday, and delivered very interes- ting speech to the voters in behalf of the latter in regard to his eandi- dacy for Governor. There is no doubt as to Davls receiving the nomination for G1verEor. If he wins the race it will indeed he great victory for him because al- most every newspaper in the state has fought him, and this, together with the money used by other pow els. has made it very difficult for him. But Jeff will be the next governor, just the same.-gorning Ledger
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09
A COUPLE UNHAPPY AFTER BEING MARRIED ONLY
 THREE MONTHS.
RUTSTEIN ys. RUTsTEIN.
He Says His Wife Treated Him Inhumanly and Asks Relief
 She Says No.

A little sensation leaked out of the chancery court in this city today tMondayl and a few drops of the affair fell on Graphic reporters note book.
 Mir. Harry Rutstein has filed pa pers in that court asking that the bonds of matrimoDy existing be- tween himself and his wife, who was formerly Miss Freida Kahn, be dis solved and that he and she be re- stored to all the rights and priyi- leges Of the unm arried person. The papers were filed by Attorneys Young X Danaher, who represent him.
 MT. Rutstein further states that since their marriage his wife has constantly treated him in naughty disdainful manner and also cruelty and inhumanlV treated him. He says that she has been guilty to such indignities to the person of the plaintiff BIS to render his condition in life intolerable.
 Mrs. Rutstein comes into court through her attorney, Mir. $. M. Try. Tor, and denies the charges of her husband. She states that on the other hand she has endeayored to make his married life a happy one. She prays tue court not to grant the divorce but that tue complaints be dismissed.
 Mir. Rutstein and Miss Kahn were married inthis city on Sunday af- ternoon. December 3i, ilst little over three months ago. They both seem to be pleasant young people and their relatives were confident that the match was good one and theys would be quite happy throughout life. But, to them, mar riage has been failure.
 Mir. Rutstein is employed at The Globe ill this city and is hard working and honest young man. Mrs. Ru stein is sister of Mrs NJ. l Silbernagle of his city. Both of the young people have many friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09
THAT CONCERT
Given by the Rldgeway Company
 Very Fine and Highly Enjoyed.

Oae of the faest and most highly enjoyed concerts ever gwen in this city, was that which was rendered by the Katharine Ridgeway Concert
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09

Prescription work is our hoby. and we are proud of this department Ever, thing delivered promptly up until 10 o'clock II night. "
 Walker Drug Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09

'sFortune Favors the brave" It is also favorable to those who purify their blood in the spring by taking merican's Greatest Spring Medicine, Hoods sarsaparilla. A clear head and healthy body are given by it's use.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-09

Constipation is cured by Hoods Pills. 25e.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-09-19
CALLS FOR 1000.
CITY School Board in Regular
Monthly Session Monday.

The board of city school commission
ers met in regular monthly session
Monday afternoon, and considered sew
eral matters of public interest
The secretary of the board was in
structed to notify the city council to
provide in their tax levy for $4,000 for
school purposes the coming year, 1t is
estimated that the expenses of the
schools for the year just begun will be
Sc. 500. and the remainder of this
amount will be derived from book fees
and the state school fund.
The salary Of Professor W. B. Riley,
one of the teachers in the high school
department., was increased from S66. IS
to S75 per month. Professor Riley is
one of the best teachers that has ever
been engaged in the schools, and the
increase in salary was in recognition
of his worth and ability.
The resignation of E. M. Jackson,
principal Of the negro school, was &C.
cepted. Owing to the small number
of children in attendance upon this
school the vacancy was not filled, and
the assistant teacher will be in charge
for the present.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-09-19
ARM HURT IN A GIN.
Mr.. q. w. Chambless Happens to
an Accident. Other DOverNeWS.

DovEREL, GA, September 17th.-
MIR. G. w. Chambless happened to a
very painful and serious accident
on Friday morning last, While
working with his machinery be &C.
cidentally got his right arm caught
between two cog wheels on his con-
denser, and had it badly cut and bruis-
ed. DR.. Woods dressed the wound
and found it necessary to take sixteen
stitches to sew up the cut. Mr.. Cham
bless is getting on very well at this
writing, though his hand and arm are
swollen and are giving him great
deal of pain.
We announce that the fall term of
Dover High School will begin on Mon
cay, October lst, and will continue un-
til Christmas. The spring term will
begin on the first Monday in January
and will continue for five months. 1t
is earnestly desired that we have a
fine attendance at the beginning. 1t
keeps classes disorganized and impedes
the progress of the school to have
pupils dropping in at irregular inter-
walls. 1t is not yet definitely known
who will be our assistant, but rest as
sured it will be lady of ability, and
we earnestly solicit the support and
cooperation of the entire community.
Miss Annie Grady of Georgetown
spent a few days with the family OF
her uncle, MIR. L. D. Gay, since our
last.
Mrs. r. M. Minis is spending a few
DAYS with her son at AlaDaha this
week,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-09-19

We have the best cook stoves at low
prices. Call to see them.
J. I, ROBERTS,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-09-19
we "~@y0" " make our store your trading place " %
The Fair, =. =. Clark, Proprietor.
inc interests there.

School is aourishing What is the
matter with a spelling bee, proceeds of
which to go toward repairs on the
school building? Well haye one.
Little Miss Grace Collins had very
painful and perhaps serious fall from
tree on Saturday. We are wishing her
a complete and speedy recovery.
Miss Lula Dawson, one of the bright
est members of the senior class at Lucy
Cobb and a general social favorite here,
left for Athens on Monday last.
Mr.. E. E. Collins, one of our newly
acquired and popular business men,
paid visit to homefolks in Ellaville
Sunday, returning Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas. r. Aven, former Bron-
wood boy but now engaged in business
at Parrott, spent SATURDAY. and Sunday
with homefolks and friends.
1.-THE interval from school duties be-
tween Friday afternoon and Monday
was passed by Miss Bessie Chappell
with friends in Dawson.
The sisterhood of washerwOmen
seem to be interested and engaged
more in cotton patches than in scrub
bling on patched cotton.
Misses Jennie Allen and Jessie Rey-
nolds very greatly enjoyed barbecue
that they attended near the Plains on
Wednesday.
The firm of Hill Bros, Lucius and
Eli, was represented by both mem
bers of the partnership in our town
on Sunday.
We miss the smiling, handsome face
of &c" Simpson from our streets and
hope to greet him on many future Sun
days.
Rev. T. r. McMichael and little sons
Nimmons and Robert, spent Friday in
Terrell's metropolis trading and sight
seeing.
Colonel H. A. Wilkinson spent Sun
day with his parents. Brentwood is fond
of claiming Alfred as her own honored
son.
Miss Eldora Howell is at home after
teaching pleasant summer term in
Stewart county.
Mrs. Owen Geise and daughter, Mrs
r. J. Sale, recently spent the day with
Mrs. @. w. Gunnels.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jennings of Cot.
tondale spent Saturday with Mrs.
Howell.
Mr.. T. A. Dawson left last Tuesday
for few weeks travel through Ala
bama.