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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
RAILROAD TRAINMEN.

ST. Paul Lodge No. 1922 Brotherhood
of Railroad Trainmen, will give its f1f-
teenth annual ball Thursday, Dec. 20, at
the Merchants hotel The committee in
charge are:
Arrangement - c. N. Bowman, chair
man; M. o. Graves, secretary; ]. w
Harrison, Otto Nordman, Matt Roman:
George w. Walker, Harry Needham
Floor. P. Gallagher, chairman; D. o.
Coleman, Frank Krutsinger, NJ J. Hal
lard ]. ]. Isabella, S. R. Farrell, George
G. King, John Lemaster, Wallace Stock
well, E. ]. Currell, c. S. Cleveland.
Reception-J. B. Williams, chairman,
H E. Jones, S. R. Farrell, John Clarity,
James Killoren, Frank White, o. H. Cart
wright, j. ]. Mealey, G. w. Wack, S. B.
Buchanan, Sig Larson, w. H. Bailey,
Leonard Stebbins, A. L. Farrow, J. D.
Hartley, j. D. O'Niel.
Ladies' Reception = Mrs. Mary Neff,
chairman; Mrs. Rose Schultz, Mrs Ma
thilda Boysen, Mrs. Nettie Land, Mrs.
Lenora Bogart, Mrs. Garry Bowman, Mrs.
Nettie Coats, Mrs. Mary Harrison. Mrs
Betsey Killer. Mrs. Josephine I4ayallee.
Mrs. Hannah Noonan, Mrs Kate Roman,
Mrs. Title Rodger, Mrs Ahbie Sloggy'
Mrs. Nellie Sloggy, Mrs. Nettie Walker,
Mrs Katie Williams.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
MODERN sAMARITANs.

Astoria Council No will meet TO-
morrow evening. The nomination Of Of
f1cers will take place and there will he
initiation of candidates. All members are
re1lieSfed 10 be present
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
Canes and Umbrellas

tell uaI we tn good t4rgs but perhaps you'd
amewha tsmauere
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
Several Things

That might please gentleman include a Dress
Suit Case, for instance they're always accept
able; or fine Valise. box of initiated or
plain Handkerchief wouldn't be so bad either
or if he does society a box of Dress Ties
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
LinenWear.

Fine Linen is gift that king might ap-
preciate, and have dress shirts and accessories
that the proudest king might wear with pride.
Shirts with cuffs attached or detached, open
back and front.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
ROYAL ARCANUM.

new council is being organized in the
city. The matter is in the hands of r
w. Baer, and it is expected that the in
sttntion Of the council will take place
early next month.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
NightWear.

When it's all in the family he'd probably
like something in swell Silk or Madras Pajamas
Or Night Shirts. No house West of New York
can duplicate our stock
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
UNITED FORESTERS.

Court Alpha No II will give a progress
i've cinch party at Central hall, Sixth and
Seventh streets, Wednesday evening, Dec.
49, The following is the committee in
charge: Mrs. TheO. Bunker. Miss Mar
ion Murray, Mrs. Charles Durand and
Miss Jennie Lombard
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09

Nine. Emil Olund will return this week
from Duluth. She will be accompanied
by Miss Anna Dickinson and Mrs. Win.
ton. who will be her guests during the
grand opera season. Mrs. Olund has
opened studio at her home on Laurel.
avenue.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
HeadWear.

= Most men would look with favor upon
Hat as gift If it were Bowlby he'd surely
be pleased, because most men know The Bow1by
IS now recognized as the best hat made In
Silk, Opera, Derby or Soft
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
ROYAL LEAGUE.

Pioneer Press council, Friday evening,
elected: Fred Johnson, archon; w. w.
Stivers, vice archon; c. A. Van Dusee,
past archon; Fred ironing, orator; w. D.
Moulder, scribe; w. P. Crawford, treas
urer; w. J. Derrick, collector; w. Fergu-
son, guide; L. H. Hoffman, prelate; F. L.
Hayward, warder; L. H. Schultz, sentry;
trustees, F. S. Daggitt, John T. Brugge-
mann and Joseph L. Woods; delegates
to advisory council DR.. C. A. Van Dusee;
alternate, Fred Johnson;
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09

A concert will be given at the Central
PRESBYTERIAN church Thursday evening,
Dec. ~ under the auspices of the en-
tertainment committee of the state Fed-
Grafton of Teachers, which ,conyenes in
St.Paul the latter part of the month.
The Metropolitan quartette will sing a
number of solos and ensemble numbers
The Rtdelsberger string quartette win as
fcf $3.50 -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
ROYAL ARCANuM.

ton of officers Friday evening. : Those
elected were: Regent, Edward Parrish;
vice regent, A. NJ. Wickwire; orator, j..
H. Bruggeman; guide, E. M Wolever;
warden. NJ. N. Lundberg; secretary, J.
w Nattrass; treasurer, A. M. Rotert;
collector, F. G. Warner; sentry, G.. Mes<
sing; representatives to grand council,
D. C. Campbell, F. H Warwick. The Of
ficers will be installed the first Tuesday
in January
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
And Now the Ladies.

the ladies entirely, for the SWEETEST line of Umbrellas in
waiting to be bought for them.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09

Miss Florence Marion Pace will be one
of the soloists at St Luke's church
Christmas. Haydn's mass in G will he
sung
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POPULAR JESSE CORE.

The many friends of MT. Jesse k. Core, the newly elected County Treasurer. have not forgotten the fact that he won honors in tlis last county election and unusual honor for one so young in years. He, too, received large number of handsome bouquets and boxes of fl owers and they adorH ta5sknew headquarters to- day. The ladies never forget Jesse, for he really 6 handsome fellow and Is popular and highly esteemed in this county. He is a young man give satisfaction In the Treasurer $ office.
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HERE FRIDAY NIGHT.

The Auditorium in the High School building was the scene of a large gathering of the elite of the city last night. to witness the first of the series of entertainments given under the auspices of the High School Literary Society. Delightful in every particular was this musical treat given by the Temple Qnartette Of Boston. For two hours there was no cessation in the charming music and readings. The voiees of tkese men blend most artistically. and the effect is most pleasing. It will pass unchalenged that this combination of maie voices is one of the most thoroughly eu tivated and well=balanced quartette of singers ever heard in this citS.-E. St, Louis (Hl ) Journal
 The Temple Qlartette N i'll appear at Merrill Institute Friday night.
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spective bonds to Circuit Judge Grace for approval. All ths bonds and appointment oi deputies were approved without fault.
 rhe new officers are Couu y Judg ge s c Martin, who sueceeds Mr. w D Jones, County Clerk K. B Bloom. who sucereds Mir F B Flanders. aud Coou2y Treasurer Jesse R Core. who succeeds Mir. J Y Saul ders
 Mir. Core made a s13S, 300 bond aud Mr. Bloom $5 0eo bond. The only other cour Y fficers that are required 10 give oond are the sbet if and the circuit clerk, The form CTS is to the .mount of Sl5 GOO and the lattet'- SIT U00
 The if leoted ar: sheriff, H. A. MeC y areui' Clerk, J. A Langfnrd; ircoit Judge. A. B.
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Miss Nettie c. Freeman to the pc sition of official court stenographer.
 Circuit Clerk Langford retains Messrs. ". r. Good win and Dan W. Taylor in h's office.
 Sher fl Mccoy retains Ar bur Holland al d P. T. Cupepper as his depulles, and appoints MT A. T Loving to succeed mr E B. B com, who resigned Mr. J. L Davis was re- .ppointed ililor.
 Mr. B. B Bloom has named Mr. L T. Sallee as hls deputy in tht county clerks office.
 County Judge s c. Martin will announce his appointments in few days.
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FREE RIDER HURT,


 A white nan who gives his name and residence to be J.ep. Brum- baugh, of Mt Vernon, H., was painfully though not seriousy in- jured near Rob R J this tTbursday) morning. He was riding between two box cars ofa Cotton Belt freight train when he fell and PIplureds his knee cap. Being unable to yak, the unfortunate man was brought to Pine Bluff by the Cotton Belt train crew and turned over to the county to be cared Tor. He says he is of good family bat struck a streak of bad lack and was trying to get home.
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AT THE COURT HOUSE HAS REORGANtZED FOR TWO
 MORE YEARS.
THE OFFICERS SWORN IN.
List of Deputies and Other Alp pointments-Three New
 Officers.


 Wedoesd y afternoon the famous Court House" ring experienced a slight change. O. that occasion hree ne@ county. offiaers, together with the number re elected at the last election, ,.,were sworn in for du'y They take charge of their respective offices t6-' y
 Circuit c eek James A Langford admin 'stefed tue oath of office to all the offisers. and later in the after noon tb y all rt sired to tbe Circuit Court raom, aceompa panled ty heir assistants, ann submitted tbeir :
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LITTLE 6UckiE" BLOOM.

% The new county clerk, E Buck Boom, is tbe happiest little fellow in the county today. This Thurs day) morning he took charge of his office and since he arrived at the court house flowers have been pour ing into hls office. Tne ladies as we'll as his gentlemen friends have been sending handsome bouquets andiboxes of cut flowers to his office, un tikaew it looks to be veritable f9wer. garden. Before be reached his office a lacy stopped him and pinned handsome Cape Jessamine on the lapel of bis coat. His desk, sabes and office fixtures are covered with the sweet-scentei. bouquets, and ''Buck"-Oh, be feels 90 very proud. He remarked to. 8. friend this morning that he really. believed that he was m ,re popular. than the late George Dew.y" ss,
 .Buck" Bloom IS popular. His popularity is the result of his genial and happy disposition and his will. ingness to always accommodate his friends.
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KNOWS ALL OF 'eM.

De Harrisonville Democrat Says: Ia newspaper man knew how ly 'kneeks' he received behind his he would adopt another eall- \ remarked citizen the other The citizen was mistaken The kpaper man who rucceeds ex- to he maligned hv every law ker, swindler and hypoerite. es- sfping critic and every lover of Flety who is ignored, and, ip
 by all persons who ds not
 with him oI put'llc and priva te bDs. The newspaper man who ts to go through life without
 resented and LII justly cers-
 should make arrangements le young.
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West Third avenue Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock. The cert mol was performed ! y Rev Kellel man. pastor of the Ge.man Lu be an Church.
 The home was prettily decorated and arranged for the occasion, but only few friends aod he relatives of the tracting parties were present.
 Miss Bahlau is a daughter of MT. Wm. F. Bahlau, the valued foreman of the epholstering department at the Catton Belt shops. She is a very accomplished young lady.
 MT. Moore is popular and highly esteemed machinist at the Cotton Belt shops and has many frieods.
 After the marriage a reception was given for the bridal party and the guests.
 We wish for the happy couple a long life of health and happiness.
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FIRE AT FeENYvlLLe.

News Of fire, which occurred at Feenyville, five miles his de of Star City, Linco.n county, last Tuesdi y night, reached Pine Bluff this [Iuursday] morning
 Tue gin house, barn aud residence of Mr. George W. Cunningham, a well known planter. were complete y drstr' y d. Origin unknown All the burned property was tul y insured in the George M. Wels Company.
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LIE VALE IN HOCK.
Taken in by the Memphis
 Police.

Fl of Police Pbilpot this Soayl morning received a tel, : rom Chief Richards, of Men : 'tatlng that Lee Vale, d negro,
 o here on a charge of grand y, had been arrested ty his pa IS being held, MT. Philpot aoon for Memphis to get his ale, the captured negro, is fo to be an accomplice of tbe Pas brass thief, Phll Johnson, |as taken in for our officers by |emphls police some several |ago. It IS charged that the Rok several hundred pounds of
 ron the Cotton Belt shops, |n bloyed there.
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SUPERINTENDENT NETT,
A Ramor Is Current to the Effect
 That He is Going to Resign

There is aa nneontirmed rnmor efloat in his city today (ThursdaD to the effect that Superintendent Wm. N Neff, of the Gotten Be t. with headquarters at this place. K soon to resign. A Graphic reporter at- tempted to verify the fnmor hut both superintendent Nstf a4d his chief clerk are absett from the city and ntthiag definite could be learned rt- gardiug the reported resignation.
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Iss Lena M. Peterson and Mr.
 Ink A. Vowell are to be married he CethoIie Parsonage this
 ursdas) evening at 7.30 o'clock Rev. ]. Nj. Lucey. Alter the maI- Ie a reception will be given them he South Side Social Club.
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Mis- Roela Solmson entertained the Mascot puehre club. of which Il e is president, Wednesday aftern ,on Full men ton Sunday.
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LORD SALISBURY,

Who has resigned bis office in the British Cabinet as secretary of state for foreign affairs, on account of hls health. He will be succeeded by the Marquis of Lonsdowne. Lord Salisbury retains his position at the head of the government, how ever, as Prime Minister
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A federal pension of Ss has been granted to nr. Roy olcatt "f te's ,.isV Mir. Olcott was in an ladiaaa company during eur late war WI e Sna,n and saw much harl service ID Porto Rico.
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SORROWS OF sA1 AN" TONIGHT.

It is scarcely necessary to eu : line the story of "The Sorro ws of Satan which is to be given at Holland x Lat.. pert $ new opera house t,- light.
 The scenery and costumes Q re splendent and varied. the mounlings of two scenes in particular being gorgeous; one the picture of fal- tastic garden fete with unusual electrical effects, and the other a storm at sea ending with the apoth eosis Of the release of Lucifer.
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Dr. A. J. Richter has moved his office from over Citizens Bank to over Mann rankersley Co.'S Drug Store on Second ave. Office hours from 10 to l2 a. m and to . D. Ill. 5
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 Mir. E. R. Cagie, pfogrt ss've young planter of Plum Bayou, VI as in the city today. He had his name added to our long list of Sem Neek- ly subscribers. Mr. Cagle says he wants the news anu was eenilden' that the only way To get it was 10 subseribe for the Graphic.
 Mir. Robt. F. Beatty, of Washiae- ion. D. C.. who is ira yelling over the cauatre In the interest Of the eand dscv of W illiamj. Bryan and Adlai E. Stevenson, N ill speak at thecohre house tonight. lie IS offi'iah' : Iaiker.
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Or c Pr rs GU ias Attcr e.. W R S rr.ts; Assess r, c Y Harri-; Coroner, N L CooI and Sarv yor. John L Martin
 Circuit Judge Grace r -sppointed
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Mir. W. T. Ira week, one oi Star rity's most pros,4erous mercha U eS' 's a yisitor to the city today.
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Walker Drug Co., keep standing -aaax at all times a horse and D = cicle for quick delivery of any tt'ihs ordered from them.
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Little I.ene Gtuper is reported to be somewhat improved tn-aay.
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 FRED BAILEY RESIGNS
|yardmaster at the Local Cotton Belt shops.

IT. Fred A. B alley, who sue led Mr. J. 4. Battefton, as yard tier at the local Cotton Belt
 lbs. several tbs ago, resigned
 | nosition and is now numbered png the road men of that great tem. He will be freight condne= h. Bailey will be succeeded by ?. L McQniston, for mar y years liIdroad yard master at To edo, i0
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Mrs. DoIlie Dres fu.. uf Little Rock. who was quite we'd known here, died at her home in that city W~d- nesday night, after a brief illness caused from blood poisoning. A few weeks ago she received small scratch on her tioger and blood poison set in. The deceased was formerly Miss Doliie Sei gel, sister of Mrs. Jim Franklin, and a lovely eharac IT. She leaves a husband and three children, the youngest be- ing ouly two II onths old.
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Mr. Julius c. Schtssss, formerly of thta city but who now travels out of New York for large umbrella con cern, Is here visiting his family. He has iust come from New York and says 1t is SD close between Brsah and Mckinley in that state that 1t k really hard to say who will carry the state. Many hets. however. have been made on Bryan carrying Kings county. in which is N..w York City.
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MOORE -BaHLAU,
r'af Coupe Joined Tn Holy Pl0ck Wednesday Evening.

E > Moore and Miss Katie ol 1nls city, were married
 pune of the brides father CD
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urs D. V. Bosce and children left Saturday afternoon for Fort smith,
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oasit;on with $. ". Culpeppef, anu s.s..,7 af Aanu- T anker-
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is for every mind that seeks it
along the way of truth. Happis
ness is a quality of the soul, and
the soul is seldom nourished by
physical grossness. Neither beef
nor beer makes for spiritual purls
ication. Gluttony may lead to dull
amiability, but from saintliness it
is far away. Love In it's real signif-
icance opens the way to happiness.
The winecup may be a chalice in
the temple of joy; but to such as
are not pure of heart it may be
an accursed vessel out of which
spring reptile depravities. The
winecup is proper in it's place, is
even essential in the highest re-
fnement of society; but it sends
macy a poor devil bowling to hell.
Yet at it's worst it is maybe no
worse, certainly no more vulgar,
than other forms of intemper-
ance. The debaunchee of the ia
BILE is even more unlovely than
he Of the wineshop; and the hyp-
ocrite drunk with the spirit of
intolerance is worse than the
hapless creature who staggers
under the burden of intoxicants.
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RAMBLES OF The RAMBLER
BREEZY NEWS, VIEWS AND
COMMENTS.
What He Sees and Hears While
Roaming the Streets.

The Rambler had a most de-
lightful experience to-day with a
cross roads politician who is run
ming for any Office which the peo-
pie might give him. He came in
and planted himself in the best
chair in the Office and proceeded to
ask questions and make his pres
ence a source OF much annoyance.
In all we think he remained with
as about two hours, just at our
busy time, and told us all he ever
knew and a great many things he
did not know. The delightful part
of our experience came when he
got up to leave. We had said good
bye several times before, but he
pretended not to notice it. When
he finally reached the door and
stepped out on the street we felt
so much relieved-the nervous
strain was over, and the vacant
chair which could not speak was
such refreshing company that we
were almost beside ourself with
Joy. We would not mind his com
pany again just to get the pleasure
which his departure brings. It is
such a change.
IL the grammar of happiness
there is no etymology, syntax, or
prosody-just happiness. There is
nothing that jars save only spirit
ual unworthiness. There are those
to whom a false note in music
carries pain; others to whom false
syntax is an annoyance; still 9th
ers to whom varying and various
shortcomings, suppositious or real
cause disturbance. But happiness
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ton shall be cast in favor of the
emf ~ 90 oonInon4

ton shall be cast in favor of the
suffrage amendment.
Sec. 2. This amendment to the
Constitution shall be submitted at
the next general election to the quail
flied voters of the State, in the same
manner and under the same rules and
regulations as is provided in the
law regulating general elections
in this State, and at said cleo
ton those persons desiring to vote
for such amendment shall cast a
written or printed ballot with the
words, "For Suffrage Amendment"
thereon; and those with a contrary
opinion shall cast a written or print
ed ballot with the words, Against
Suffrage Amendment" thereon.
Sec. 8. The votes cast at said cleo
ton shall be counted, compared, re-
turned and canvassed, and the result
announced and declared under the
same rules and regulations, and in
the same mi as the vote for
Governor, and if a majority of
the votes cast are in favor of the
said amendment, it shall be the duty
of the Governor of the State, upon
being notified of the result of said
election,to certify said amendment
under seal of the State, to the Secre-
tary of State, who shall enroll the
said amendment so certified among
the permanent records of his Office.
Sec. 4. This act shall be in force
from and after it's ratification.
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MOBILE UNDER WATER.
The Damage Already Great and
the Flood Still Rising.

i1xO 1OVU Si1ik 1Oko4A6s
Mobile, Ala, June 26.-This
city is literally under water to-
day. Streets in the business section
are totally impossible and al bus
mess is suspended, merchants,
clerks and workmen being unable
to travel from their homes to the
city. Street car traffic has been
abandoned. The only mode of lo~
comotion is in butchers and bak-
ers' wagons.
The deluge came on at4 o'clock
this morning as the climax to a
long period of heavy rain. For
hours the streets leading to the
river have presented the appear
ance of swollen torrents. The
Western Union Telegraph Office
has seven feet of water yer the
floor and ground floors of busi-
! ness houses in the lcwland dis
trict are submerged. Even news
papers are at a standstill, the em>
ployees being unable to reach the
Offices.
The river is high and going up.
| Another few feet of rise will
cause a repetition Of the disastrous
foods Of 1898, and it is even now
feared that many truck gardeners
and fishermen in isolated places
across the river have lost their
lives.
Reports of fatalities began to
come in at $50 o'clock. The pc
lice have it that two families per-
ished in one streets Along many
thoroughfares in the hollow be-
tween the business section and
the higher ground OF the suburbs
the water foated frame houses
from their foundations and car
ried the household efecfs OF hun
dreds Of negroes beyond their
reach.
A reporter made a tour Of this
district in a butchers wagon and
saw police in patrol wagons en-
deavoring to rescue person from
upper stories of houses. Many
will be drowned if the rain does
not cease.
The Weather Bureau reports
ten inches of rain from 5 to 6
o'clock. when it was still falling
in sheets. It is more like the rair
of the tropics than any ever be-
fore known here.
New Orleans, Montgomery
Meridian and other places repor'
no rain, showing that the exces
sive fall is limited to this part o.
the Gulf coast.
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THEY SAY.

A woman that belongs to clubs
has no business to belong to a
man.
A man who isn't too big a
coward to get married is generally
too brave.
After a man gets married he
never gets what he wants to eat
except by accident.
A woman is always mortified
to death to know that her hired
girl has found out that she wears
false bangs.