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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-24
Good Recommendations Ies,

For twelve people on the 500 Line per-
sonally conducted excursion 20 Cleveland.
Ohio. leaving Minneapolis and St Paul
June 23. Ten days tour, $40 including an
expenses. Get itinerary. 500 Line ticket
Office, 379 Robert ST.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-24

assignee of William Dawson. was yester-
day approved by Judge Kelly, of the dis
trlct tTl court The court allowed the as
S5ishce UQ for his work of the year. and
Briggs & Morrison. attorneys. 5000 The
reca p1tuIation of the account of the as
slghee shows the following:
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-24
CAR DOOR FELL ON HIM.
omaha Shops EmpIOye Severely In.
jured Yesterday Afternoon

E. Linberg, living at s5s yorl .+u.4
was injured yesterday afternoonrA 6orA aSort street
. &C; Gl9ck al the Omaha shops while ren4'i,o
I'M ing car The door OF the car fell frnI,
i5s bsId9 pace IS ana struck Lindberg, who was
DedoW +S II lnIIct1ng a bad scalp Wouni on
tne head. His back and side We're uii aIon on
INJURED. The central station natroI
wagon o;t1 removed the injured man to ''tiUi the
Lindberg is sixty-fiye years old and nm.
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THIRD GREAT TOUR.
sixteen-Day Personally Conducted
TOur to Boston, Mass.

Ocean. Lake and Rail, through the
grandest scenery and visiting the great test
cities Of the East. Best Steamer; Best
Hotels; Best Of Everything; All expenses
included, $50. Get itinerary at 500 Line
ticket Office. 379 Robert st.
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NIGHT OF COMEDY.
Company Concludes En-
gagcment With Comforts of Home.

The Elks' carnival being closed tonight
the only available place of amusement for
the entertainment of visiting Elks and
sight-seers is the Grand opera house. I.o-
cal theater-goers will record with regret
that tonight at the Grand viii afford the
farewell performance of the present visit
to that play house zof tie Y alentine stock
company. In its three. weeks stay at
the Grand this organization has become
exceedingly POPULAR and the theater-
going public has become quite In love
with many of It's leading members The
Blancke sisters. Ante ard Kate, have fur
ther ingratiated themselves into the good
graces CT the amusement-loving public by
their Very excellent acting.
For the last performances of the Val
entine company has been selected that
clever and entertaining comedy, All the
Comforts Of Home" This farce, while
not entirely new to local theater-goers,
yet has always been strong in local popu-
larity through its fScenes of original hu-
NOR, and its composition In a humorous
end satirical way of home comforts"
The cleverness of thE Valentine COM
pauy in comedy WIS Thoroughly demon
strated in the prcductfoE of Ma m 'zelle,"
and 1t is safe to promise an exceedingly
entertaining presentation of "AlI the
Comforts of Home" as the play has
been long in the company repertoire ami
is said TO offer number of most con-
genial roles to the leading members Of
the Valentine company.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-24
NOT so VERY BAD.
Bishop Joyce Thinks Chinese Trou-
bIes Exaggerated.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King, OF Michigan
are the only Methodist mlssionaries
known in this city engaged in China
Their headquarters are at Pekin.
Bishop Joyce IS Of the opinion that the
troubles there have been greatly exaR-
gerated, and does not believe there IL
cause for any great fears to be enter
tained In regard to their Safety.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-24
AssIGNEHs REPORT APPROVED.

"A. B. SticIxney Submits Account of
William Dawson's Affairs
The annual report of A B. Suckney. as
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-24

treated. 'Ny"'iy
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-24

commissioner. Mr.. Hall is another who
has had pretty good thing out of
sentiment towards Lomen and Molander
applies to him.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-24

We call the attention of our readers to
the notice of The State Savings Bank un-
der announcements.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-24

Store Kunody & ForseIl 197 East Sew
enth street. They make their own Hats.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-24
DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS.

Balance on hand June l. 1900. .$26, ,146 p
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-24

The Fourth district will have 123 votes
10 deliver in the convention. OF this
number seyenty-five are from Ramsey
TWENTY-FIVE from Washington, fifteen
from Chisago and eleven from Isanti
county
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-24

Judge Mills is said to be out Of the
race for railroad commissionership, which
simpllnes matters somewhat and makes
easy sailing for Attorney General Doug
las who, however, has no opposition
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-24

Don't trust your eyes to Jewelry opti-
clans, but come to the old reliable Up
ham, III East Seventh street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13
A@sAD 4GAs6

Our readers will remember how Mrs. John Clegg. W ho resides In the East End, met with such painful accident, while pouring gasoline into her chicken coop to kill mites. She lit match and the fluid exploded. This happened several months ago but Mrs Clegg has never recovered from her burns, On the5other hand' sh9 has been in bed ever since and ls considered to be in a very critical condition. Her sister, Mrs. Kate sheehan. of Eannibah Mo. came here Q few weAlSs ago ta purse her sister=in-law ars. Glsgg, but she too is down Nifh l ness
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13
MORE GOOD NEWS
Finance bitter Wires a Friend That
 They are Safe.

This (TaursdaY) morning Attor ney M. A. Austin received a tele- gram from !. Finance Ditter. a former Pine Blufian, direct from Galveston but which was delayed in transmission, being dated Septem be II. The message said; "All saved; lost everything; town in dis tress.a
 News was received by a Pine Bluff lady few days ago announcing the death of MT. Ditter, his wife and child. sister in law, Mrs. Tbom pson, her two children and Mrs. O'Keefe, the mother of Ms. Ditter, who was formerly Miss Ollie O'Keefe, of this city, The news soon spread and it was universally believed that the family were numbered among those who perished in the Galveston storm. One good reason for the belef of the report was the fact that Mr. Ditter aud his relatives resided Tn house near the sea shore, along which almost every house was blown away. Their many friends here vii be glad 10 learn of their safaty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13
SCHOOL DAYS ARRIVe.
Public Schools Open Monday supt.
 Hlnemon Very Busy.

The public schools will open in this city next Monday, and Super intendent Hinemon is being kept busy this week arranging matters for the opening of what promises to be one of the most fruitful and sue cessful school years in the history of Pine Bluff.
 This morning a special meeting of tbe local teachers was held at the office of the superintendent at the Pine Street High School for tke purpose of outlining the work Of each and preparing all of=them for their duties, 80 they will be able to begin work earnestly on Monday. Several changes have been made ln the regular routine work this year, the most important being the half day change in the primary grades. All pupils in the primary grades will have to attend whole day session this year, the sessions last year be- ing only bali day. Mr. Hinemon, in conversation with Graphic re q porter this morning, said he thought the attendauce t4is year would sur pass all previous enfoflmeats, but 1t is not believed the schools will be crowded. 4 new school building for colored scholars was erected during vacation moaths OF Missouri street, aud the coored pupils wlll#have ample room this year. Last year they were crowded in some of the school buildings.
 Parents are preparing their little ones for the school days, and 1t IS needless to say that if they work with tbe able superintendent, their little ones will be liherallY rewarded,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13

Galveston, Texas, Sept. 12-The loss of life among the soldiers of the regular army stationed at the bar racks on the beach proves to have been largely oyerestimated. The original report was that but fifteen out of the total number in the bar racks on the beach had been saved Last night and today they turned up singly and in squads, and at present there are but twenty seven missing, whereas tbe first estimated casualties in this direction alone was nearly 200
 Will Love, a printer on the Hous- ton Post, who formerly lived in Galveston, swan, the bay Monday to reach his family, whom he found to be alive in Galveston. He swan from pier 10 pier on the rail- road bridges, and at each be rested.
 Efforts were made this afternoon to pick up the dead bodies thathaye foated in with the tide, after hav- ing been once cast into the sea. This is awful work and few men are found with sufficiently strong nerves to last at it more than 30 minutes at time. All Of the boCies are badly decom posed. swollen to enor nous D proportions aud of so dark a hue that it is possible to tell only by the hair, when any hair is visi- ble, whether tte corpses are those of white people or of negroes.
 Orders have been issued that no sight-seers were to be allowed, and tbe order was obeyed with the ut most rigldity. It vii! be at least a week before there is full and free communication with Galveston, but matters are now steadily progress ino toward solution of the prob lens that confront the relief com
 mittee. Every effort is being made to induce people to leave, aod one train, which arrived in Houston at , o'clock this evening, carried 3a0 women aud children; another at 10 o'clock c..rried twice as many more aud it is expected that fully 1000 of the women and children will be out of the place by tomorrog night. Mayor Jones estimates that there are at least 10. 0o0 of these he bless ones, who should De taken from Calves son at the earliest poss.ole moment. They are all apparently anxious 10 get away and will be handled as rapidly as possible. An.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13
10 HOUSTON THOUSANDS OF DESTlTUTES ARE BEING CARRIED
 FROM GALVESTON.
PROVISIONS HAVE ARRIVED
Train Loads Going Into the Stricken Port---Under Mil
 itary Rule.

Houeton, Tex, Sept. 12-All at tempt at burying the dead has been utterly abandoned and bodies are being disposed of in the swiftest manrer possible. Scores of them were burred today aud hundreds taken out to sea and thrown over board. The safety of the flying is now the paramount question, and nothing will tend to prevent an out break of an awful pestilence is being neglected.
 This morning 1t was found that large numbers of the bodies which had previously been thrown ia the bay were washed back upon the shore and the situation was thus rendered worse than before they were laden in the barges and thrown Into the water. It will now never oe known how many have lost their lives in this awful catastrophe. Estimates run 4ll the way from one to ten thousand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13

other train load of provisions and clothing, making the third within the last twenty -four hours, came here from Houston tonight.
 The steamer Charlotte Aller arrived at noon today from Housto, with 1000 loaves ot bread and other provisions. The amount of food so far has been large, but there are still in the neighborhood of 2, 1000 people to be cared for on the island.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13
 OFF FOR COLLEGE.

A bevy of pretty school girls pas . ed through Pine Bluff Wedne>day af- ternoon from towns south Of P,ne Bluff on the Iron Nit, road. They were met tt tae depot here by large unm Der oi their frieuds. Among the many In tbe party were Misses Lizzie Alexander, Easje Whi'low, Pinkie Hhitlow, kfttie Baird, Hamburg; Matte Pugh, Portland; Lois Reay. morrsli. The young ladies were en route to Galloway College, at Scar cy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13
DEAD AT GALVESTON.

A special to the Little Rock Ga zette from Fort Smith sayk:
 News of the death of the wife and daughter of MT. L. W. Bryan in the Galveston disaster was received here today."s
 Mrs. Bryan and daughter were quite well known to Pine Bluffians. the family having for many years resided in this city. Mir. Bryan WAS in the saw-mill business here. being the builder and owner of the old mill on the site now covered by the Bluff City Mills, in the western part of the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13
l42,OOO STRIKE
That Number Of Miners to Walk Out
 in the Anthracite Region.

Indianapolis, Sept. 12-At 5:30 this evening the United Mine Workers of America declared a strike in the anthracite region.
 The strike is to begin next Mon day morning, and it is expected l42 900 men will walk out. Presl- dent Mitchell, with a part of his force from Indianapolis, will estab fish themselves h Hazleton, Pa i, and Mitchell will direct the strike from that point.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13
SUpT. HINEMON.
Delivers His Annual Address to the
 Public School Teachers.

perintendent HinemOn at q meeting of the teachers, delivered most excellent address this morning was very able and elaborate one. and we regret that we have not space to publish it in full. He dieid- ed his address into three depart ments, as follows: CD Discipline; CD The Development of Character, (3l The Teachers Preparation. In conclusion he said:
 "Freshness and vigor ca be acquir- ed only by daily study aud review. A young teacher once asked Presi- dent Garfield, then instructibg class es :n Hiram College, the secret of his ability to arouse and hold the atten- tisn of pupils. Consider well and carefully his wise reply, 'See to it, my young friend, tLat you do not feed your pupils on cold yltuas.
 A teacher should be student but not an ascetic; thinker yet a doer; one who has big heart and is aglow with enthusiasm. 1 do not deem it necessary to say any thing in regard to the teachers personal appearance. Teachers should studiously avoid idiosyLerasies and eccentricities of every sort; all false and foolish dig nity may we'll be set aside; yet he should not go the other extreme of childshness and sentimentallsm elevating inf renee of clean school rooms, neat desks, steful pictures, elegant language and tidy teachers.
 By their fruits ye.shall know them is as true of tue efficient teacher as of the jealous Christian. The harvest alone can tell the char acter of the sowing and value of the seed time. The discoveries recently made in exploring the pyramids of Dashur afford a beautiful analogy to the work of 8 real teacher. Alter much Iabor and many disappoint- ments, MT. Morgan, the director general, found in the principal gal : lery evidences of an undisturbed pit in which no foot had trod for scores of enturies. After long and patient effort he found secret door and within a stately chamber, with eighteen sareophagi, the abode of princesses, and finally he reached the treasure buried in the ground. Strange jewels these! Massive breast pla es Of pure gold, ieweled rings and bracelets of emeralds and pearls, miro TVS oi gold and silver. and oth CT emblems which mark the graud- eur and the glory of men and women of bygone ages. The exquisite work mauship and designs, hidden for more than sixty centuries, were 80 new ana beautiful that they immed- lately controlled The fashions of the day. Every true teacher h us his pyramid within whose dark reeesses Lis pes, desires and deeds are buried. In it are hidden the things he loved and for which he 80 dili- gently labored. It is not given to human vision to penetrate it's nys- terlous depth, but the law of God decrees that that which it contains inay yet be brought to light in other lives II dead emeralns and spe ch- less pearls can control fashion six thousand years after their buial by q long forgotten people, how much more powerful are those qualities Of heart and character that force their way into the lives of men through the characters of those who shall come after us.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13

We are sorry to know that our good friend, z. NJ Laws, failed to pass the ne V Cotton Belt require menfs on account of his detective esesight. AT the same time Cash Laws is too good railroadsr to be nrt of | ] b. and az the defect In his vision Is lot irreparab 2. aud he will after few weeks treatment. be able to resume his old tim9 worS.- Jonesb Jro Enterprise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13
A THRILLING EXPERIENCE.
Parents of r. M, and Jesse Smith
 Write Of the Texas Cyclone.

Messrs. Frank NJ and Jesse $ nth have received letter from their father, Mir. l.. G. Smith, who resides at Alvin, Texas, and in which is some good news for those gentlemen The letter was written Tuesday, Septem- Der II, and reads as follows:
 ALVIN, TEXAS. Sept. II. 1900.
 Dear Frank and Jesse:-We have just passed through the tornado of Saturday night, all safe and sound.
 Alvin was swept off the lace of the earth only three houses being left on their blocks, and ours was one of the three.
 We are dam aged about $500. Our home is d wreck-all the doors and windows smashed in, the blinds blown over the prairie. aud sheets and clothing blown all over the peach erehard. Barn, workshop, chicken house and out-hOuses all demolished.
 We have a house, but scarcely $2a worth of goods in it. The horses were in the barn, but 1t blew away from them and they were not killed.
 Eight or ten people were killed in Alvin. Three-fJurths of the houses were blown away entirely, while the others were all upset.
 The cyclone lasted from o'c oek Saturday afternoon uati 1 o'clock Sunday morning.
 Galveston is partially washed q way. Two thousand dead, which barges are collecting and carrying out to sea. The water fre m Calves ten is as fa4 this Way as Hitchcock, fifteen miles out. one of the Mallory ships was blown into peach or chard near there.
 Lily got slight cut over the eye from a piece of flying glass. We spent the III ost horrible night of our iiyes-all in the kitchen, ready to run out Ut any minute.
 Brother 0 car came today with bandages. ehlofoferln, etc, expect ing to tiEd some of us dead or dying.
 Allathe telegraph lines are down. We sent q message 10 the offise for you Sunday night, but 1t could not he sent. We are all prostrated with nervousness, but are grattfll that our lives were sparri
 Mir. J. G Smitb and his ia lilly for merly lived here and at Fl Dorado, and their many friends in this State will be glad to learn of their safe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13
IN LIVERPOOL
Cotton spo.s are Sailing for IA 3 4
 Gents in American Money.

Cotton is way up in the air. The market closed today from 1 to 3 points lower than yesterday, after d 27 point advance for the day. Liver, pool reached the highest point in twenty years. Spots selling for 14a ceuts in A American mooey.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13
38.3o7 llfT1E RoGKlAN5.

special firm Washington, D. C. last night saye: "rhe population 'f the city If Little Rock IL officially announced to iay. |: l990, ss BOZ 1890, 5 S74 iha4e figures show for the ciy ' as 4 wh3te an increase of l2.4i3. or IS o5 per cent from 1890 to l9g0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13
SUING FOR DIVORCE
A Prominent Pine Blufian Allsgss
 Desertion by His Wife.

Papers were filed in Chancery court in this city Wednesday, by Mr. Sidney Smith asking that he be granted divorce from his wife, Mrs. Minnie Smith, on the gr unds of desertiol.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13

Bartlett Pears, Tokay Grapes. California free stone peaches and concore Grapes. received daily.
 Strauss $ Mill =.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13

Walker Drug Co.,, keep standing ready at ali times horse and bi- eicle for qnick delivery of any thing ordered from them. W
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Potter have re- turned from a two weeks visit to ielatiyes in Cleveland county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-13

Mir. J. G Smitb and his ia lilly for merly lived here and at Fl D orado, and their many friends in this State will be glad to learn of their safe escape from he terrible tempest.
The colored American., 1900-04-28
DANIEL MURRAY, ESQ.
CONTINUED from first psge.)

as clean as hounds tooth and in what
ever position he has been placed he has
always exhibited that rare culture and
dignity which are characteristic OF the
true gentleman.
II men Of principle are to be the prln'
cipal man on the Board of EducatloD
for the District of Columbia, MIR. Daniel
Murray Is clearly entitled to member
ship in that body when it will have
been reorganized,
OF his mental.equipment there Is no
need OF multiplying words to establish
his right to q seat In that BODY. Mr.
Daniel Murray's qualifications for any
Office within tie gift Of his political!
fellow ennuchs will not be questioned
by any intelligent man in the District
of Columbia who is familiar with his
public and official career.
1t gives me the greatest possible
pleasure to add nay humble and sincere
tribute to the private and public worth
of a gentleman so worthy and so capa--
BILE of higher things as my honored
friend Daniel Murray, Esq,
BRUCE GRIT.
The colored American., 1900-04-28
Orange Blossoms.

On Tuesday evening, Gath inst, Miss
Bessie Fletcher and Rev. II. Il. Web
ster were united in Ratrimopy by the
Rev. Walter II. Brooks, pastor OF the
Nineteenth Street Baptist church in
this city Washington, D. CD assisted
by the Rev. w. J. Howard. Miss
Fletcher is weil.known in Washington,
being native of the city, school
teacher and the daughter of Mr.. IL u.
and Mrs. NJ. e. Fletcher. Mr., Fletcher
the father of the bride, takes leading
place as solicitor of Fire and Life In
suran ce in Washington, city and is the
son of Basil Fletcher. deceased, q
trusted employee of the Supreme Court
Of the United d States.r The bridegroom
halls from the Isle nd OF Jamaica, W. L.,
and is pastor II the First Baptist church,
Montego Bay, in the northwest of the
Island, and has occupied seat for
nearly three years in the Parochisl
Council OF St. James (the parish of
which Montego Bay is the port After
the ceremony the happy couple were
heartily congratulated by the many
friends and relatives pres ent, and left
On the II 80 p. m. train for Phila
delphia from which place they hope to
sail for Jamaica on Wednesday the
25th inst. We wish them bon voyage.
Miss Mamie Brooks performed the
Wedding march Mendelsohn. The pres
ents were numerous and costly, among
the list being large steamer trunk,
the gift from the teachers OF the Logan
School.
The colored American., 1900-04-28
Rev. E. G. Morris at Second
Baptist Lyceum.

The principal speaker at Second Bap,
tist L. ceum tomorrow afternoon will
be Rev. Z. G. Morris, D. D., OF Arkan-
sas, the President Of the National Bsp-
tist Association. He is en- route to New
York, where he will represent his de-
nomination at the great ecumenicaI
contersu CO, now in session, with dele
gates of every shade Of religious belief
from al: over the world. Hon. J. Milton
Turner, of 81. Louis, ex-minlster to
Liberia, magnetic crater, fas alec
promised to be present and talk to the
Lyceum. Mrs. Earl Bryant (nee Miss
Lillian Green, returns as pianist and
will render selection, and Miss Beat
rice Jones will sing, Mr. Robert Har'
Ian will reeite by request, Klpling's
famous "Ahsent' Minded Beggar." ke'
ports vii, be heard frem the committees
which receA.ly W aIted upon the PTesi'
Gent and the Senate COMMITTEES. Doors
Will be opened for the reception OF
men bsr5. Exercise will began prompt
" at $50 p. m.
The colored American., 1900-04-28
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