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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-02-22
Senator Aldrich clinched the an

CenatOr Aldr1ch clinChed the an u
,,1sssv sst In psIss,ss ssvas ss sssesS sspss s
hat ara marked with prices that wi!l
.epd them out on a rush BY keep,
SN ,J.., f'"'"''
when the matter was under discussion
in the Senate. He spake parable Whei
he said:
"Pubie opinion has crystaliZed on two
prints, he said, that whiskey and pistols
are responsible for most of the crime
The penalty for carrying cone ,le'
weapons il entirely too low. lie knew
Of No evil in the State more to be de-
plOred than the almost universal carry
ing of conceal. d weapons. 1t is a most de-
mDralizing and degrading thing. The
penalty cannot be made too severe. The
habit Of carrying concealed weapon
will make coward of any man. All
the courage he ever had will be sunk in
the barrel o. his pistol, and if he ever
gets into a row without his pistol he
will Ipn az sure as he lives. n pistol is
A disgraceful thing, and nc I2an ought
IN I've allowed to Garry one whether con-
Hejaled or not. If man needs tirearm
at all he needs a gun AMI not a pistol. -
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Just before adjournment the House
and Senate agreed to make the ne law
regarding the carrying Of concealed
weapons 60 into effect July 1st, 1922, in
stead of 1901. This was done TO allow
am lie time to dispose of all stocks of
,pis, Us now on hand. We think the law
in so far 8 1t applied to the importation
OF weapons should have gone into effect
July of Il is year. If the importation
Of pis;O OlS is to he prohibited why not do
SO ut once, no use allowing years adj
d ,iolal time to import new pistols and
veil them. This is ample time to import
new stocks of pistols sufficient to supply
every man and boy in the State will
one. We think il is perfectly right to
Give the merchants who have stocks or
hand, in which their money is already
invested. ample time to dispose Of the
same, but we can ste very little j'hlg
rnsnt in allowing them twelve 10 /;
months more in which To order an d s.
pose O: wv supplies. Is there anything
TO show that they will not, under tht
present arrangement, have about as
many weapons in stock in 1892 as al
present? The special amendment ex
tending the lime TO 1902 should onI,
thave applied to the disposing OF present
ltOcks IN hands of the merchants.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-02-22

Ch cap Mules.
Five good mules for sale cheap.
Tit, j. CLOUun WAiLALE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-05
AMUSEM ENTS.

"Goethe's poem Faust has done more to elevate purity and ilIustrate the difference between good and evil than all the sermons ever preached. , The Hubert Labadie company give the production of Goethes Faust" com plete in every detail at the Pine Blur opera house tonight.
 Managers Delcher x Brennan. who are directing Charles B. Hantord's tour iii Tanning of the ShreW" this season have been particularly careful in the selection of a competent sup porung company All of the members are Shakesperian artists of reputa- tion. Some of them appeared with Edwin Booth in The Tanning of the ShreW, while others played in the production with Ada Rehan under the management of Augustin Daly. MT. Hanford's company includes Marie Drofrah Emma Hayner, r. A. Nam nary, Irving Knight, Roland Gibson, Harold tiske, Paul Anderson, Hearn Weech, John c. Davis, l.. w. Browning and Miss Helen Grantly has been specially engaged for the role Of Katherine. She is reported to give Il charming impersonation Or the char acter Wherever she has appeared there has been no dissenting voice re- garding her talents and her remark able personal beauty. "Tne Tanning ol the Shrew' will be presented in this city on November 3 at the Pine Bluff opera house. Manager Holland IS confident that it Will be greeted by the banner house of the season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-05
The Lama Bible

The principal Buddhist sect in Jap an has just placed in it's splendid tenn
 pie, Hoaswan-Ji. in kloto, a most ln- tofestlng ohleet, namely. the Scripture Gf Lamanism. There is some obscur!- ty about the manner of this great sut- fass coming into Japanese possession. Printed n the WanGeh era Of tho Ming dynasty from wooden blocks
 which We're subsequently, destroyed by fire, 1t lay for oyer three ccnturIes q the Eamd temple, In Pekfn. where come Japanese =5nddhIsts who accom- panied the 3@PaHgse troops last aat- aan bzq =a3 opportunity of seeiHa Il. fiIriz qatsFal desiEe ta remove tal# Rree5aas volume to 595an @as Hof ab
 proved =f1 G..a. ' anaaacIa.. .Wha ae- eomga the# Japanese fofces@aat soMe=a1aaasemett seems te have Ben
 85 z4ueutIE etTeatea.= t6 HMcH =tae Etal5 priests Wa}e evidently asseailre Aaa8ies,=@z fs proved hF tbe =feeont Fj5it ea t3a Lama himself to Japan. pheHe- he was tine guest of the very seet HON in possession of tie satFa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-05
LIE In Lien nf Il nn,,.

U by king has it's conpen- ! tkei2ne, the idol of the Paris 4 4 kLeWard VII, king of Great 'n 4tlaEd= and other places too .1o mention. EcJane smiled \ to hIs majesty, but Edward 'H E Mily before him as if lie ' lo one not to speak of so $ friend as Rciane.
 'l aeuls later the actress rceeiv-
 at her hotel. lt was from [ , no explained that the req |.l ' hot salutea her when they 5. .plat his circumstances had s |.. U lie Was bound hand and '.' '. ee'te OF words to that cf- 1 s message Was accompanied
 hlfe ring. Rciane has d s. ief and didn't mind in tlle las jewel from a person bow to her. But she sMa.i all raris.-New York Com
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-05
IN THE NURSERY.
.r.s serious Problem Is In Hcr Children.

.,r.s serious Irooie" IN An nnaring Her Children.
 Dr mothers are prone to err on ae of overstrictness in the man. pe o, "e the little ones. The days reme severity, it is true' nave owav. and children are not as a s a% years ago they were, in fear narents. The rod, the slipper 'milar instruments of physical have disappeared from the # well bred people, and loving O do not DOW think it their duty !, the will of q little child. But |ment still plays too large a part |nursery. A sensitive child may ,nded in spirit by undue risor ,n formerly he was hurt ill body rs r Children must indeed be nod " from doing wrong and shown do right, but prohibition and sbouId be kept much in the and and example and atmos- uoht to be the chief factors in cuIture. It is better to say to q little man or woman than "Gos-better to lead than to mo4her knows that in her thore are marked opposites and ies of temperament and dispo, One child must be held back, snurrod OH. One is subject to of fury, is vehement, easily and easily soothed. Another to anger, bat sullen and mo- ouiring to be shown the value control from the very start. nothers' clubs meet, they dis bny of the problems whicE onsehold meets, and perhaps best thing they dc is to inn themselves the value of pure pa high thinking, of sweetness cerity. f.he mother who is rheery a!.a well, who retains dren's confidence, who sets example q courage, truth and to principle, is doing for them
 whipping and seoldins and ping will ever do.
 |Noull have children unselfish e. let us show them the beauty sm and behave to them with tourtesy The father who is gracious in his bearing at ll have seHs who are neither p0r boorish. The mother who
 gentle. loving and serene will loud t0Ees nor quafreis i'll her
 EXehaHge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-05

MT. IN. E. Greer, of Buckner, Ark. is in the city
 Prof. J. C. Smith attended the North Arkansas conference of the A. NJ. E.. church at Morrillton last Saturday and sunday, and states that all present considered it the best session of the Kind ever held in the state. BlshoD Tyree, of the Eighth Episcopal dis trlct who has just returned from England, was present and highly elat- ed over hls trip and devoted twenty minutes of ever evenings service lee turing on his tour in Europe He yls- lted Rome, Madrid, London and other important European cities. There were also present at this meeting SIX Of the officers of the A. M E. connoc- tlon, viz: Dr. Chappele, secretary or the Sunday-school union, Nashville, Tenn. Dr. Leak, Manager Book con cern, Philadelphia; Dr. Jenifer, secra- tary of Preachers Aid society: Dr. Taylor, editor of the Southern Chris uan Recorder, of Atlanta, Ga. Dr. B F. Watson, secretary of church exten- sion, Philadelphia; Dr. Parks. secre- tary of missions, New York city; Prof. Il. T. Healing, editor of the A. NJ. F. Review, Philadelphia. The reports of the various ministers were remark able, showing an increase of s5oo above that of last years report. There will be three more annual conferences held in the state during this month ct the following places: Gurdon. Warren and Redtield. It is possible that B1sA- op Tyree will pass through this city ne&t Monday evening and will lecture at St. John church Ca that evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-05
Qualified to 0tc.

binea; leefs,Hel is@epafted as bout tlle caHeati4u=cGbays and |e all asp .HR,l atife prizes, 6ut .not 0alf aspire. hut they per- general keHe. Tla fe- ft fDsaae POW of Northwest. ersitF Sao#s tlat 5 hilef4 per Aale tuflpafs3 were marked y 21 lar ealIt af female stu. fe % marked dartH& the first I During t..e second half of fhe markings were 12 per cent
 n as against3 DOT cent of the Nhis WQald seen 10 indicate
 a higher grade of scholarship, q staying qualities in the femi-
 pup.
 kstea ofttimes presents itself nQGiring mind as t9 how long Mry will rest content to pay M part of is e1ormous school tAe education of girls and yet 'Mm from the common duties m mnslip. Cur hish schools gradu- AfYe 10 seven girls for every " if an educational qualitica- IN arguments il it's favor, the
 orsat not b be represented
 RSsated by inferior men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-05
! Sisters Cr;es

&Ftef.
 H Ii Of Japan take their broth 14 as n more seriously than do 2 x, Tale and Harvard men. , rom Japan went to Nan s 'o study law. A professor s',rr . prepared him for the ex- d .e student failed to pass l, to Japan. Shortly after received a letter from < I'an 5 sister, saying that ,na pear the disgrace of her upe ae.'i and was going to kill : advised the professor to thing. The professor pd pesslng nss her to change roa, not carry out her fell reply he received a letter
 e' saying that his sister
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-05

You weHldn expect to plant seed, aeyer go near t asain,=and expect lt to Lear fruit. Net that's the way great many peepIe de adHertlsins.-Th Hhetl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-05

The church fair held at Allen Fem pic church last week was a success. The money raised was given to the pastor. Rev. Levi McColum. as a present
 Mir. Geo. Sanders made 9 pleasant tIip ta Shreveport. la. sunday morn I:s,,,,.
 Mr. l.tE ChHdfe@s, Wdo was struck HbY q faHfns faflef and badly InJueea last Ta&sdaY, ls able ta be at work again.
 Ah. Jeff calhoun was in tsa@ elf9 from Little Rock yesterday. Mr. Norman Webb is a visitor to this city from i1ort smith.
 Mrs. Lloyd Jones. of #Altheimer was i'll the city yesterday.
 Miss Delaney, of Spellman unlVer- sity, was a guest of Miss Bertha Webb last night.
 Rev. Dr Chapel, manager or the A. | NJ E. Publishing company, Nashville, Tenn. is in the city, a guest of MT. and Mrs Harry hampton.
 Arrangements are being made for an entertainment to be given by Messrs. T. A. Adams, k. Walls, 0. Williams and Il. Mosby for the benefle of the Pine Bluff band. The band IS improving nicely under the lnstruc- tions of MT. Adams. They need new
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-05
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horns and should be given all the as- sistance they can get.
 MT. N. E. Greer, of Buckner, Ark, is in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-05
COLORE0 FOLKS COLUMN.
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RATIONAL SPECIALISTS.
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Successors to Dr.. Keith


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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-05

Mir Geo. Sanders made pleasant tip ta Shreveport. ia. sunday mora Its,e,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-05

Mr. Norman N cbb is visitor to this city from fort smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-12-28

CHILDREN's PARTY.-0le OF the
prettiest social events OF the merry
happy Christmas was juvenile party
given last evening at the residence of
Mr.. J. Z. Kidwell on St. Asaph street.
Miss Rose and master Foster Kidwell
with Miss Susie Johnson of Portsmouth
welcomed their little guests. MAR.
bury" baby brother looked on in big.
eyed wonder, and beautiful faith 10 dear
Santa Claus, while wee Catherine" the
dear little dimpled darling, who had
never seen a Christmas before, smiled
aud cooed 10 her own sweet baby way.
The evening wSs passed 10 childish
games, merry laughter end enjoyment
of refreshments beautifully and gener-
ously served from a handsomely deco
rated table. Uoder the potent swing
OF "Sants Claus" beneath the dazzling
lights OF the Christmas tree, the happy
children, the childhood of adults is re-
newfd, we all grow young. The birth
of the Cbrist-child lifts up into regions
ideal and divine,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-12-28

WILLS PROBATED.-The will OF the
late g. a. Appich was admitted to pre-
bate this moruinQ. The deceased left
his properly to his widow, Mrs. Aunie
N. Appicb, and at her death it is to be
divided equally among his children.
The deceased appointed his willow exec
utrix and guardian of his childrec,
and this morning she qualified and gave
bond 10 the cum OF $4,000 without
surety. The will was dated December
16, 1898.
Toe will OF the late Anthony w.
Armstro az, drawn January l, 1901, was
also admitted to probate today. The
deceased left each OF his sisters 5000
and divided the remainder OF his estate
equally between his wife and two chill.
drep. He appointed his widow. Mrs.
Jessie Z. Armstrong, as executriy, and
this morning she qualified by giving
bond in the sum Of $4,000 without
surely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-12-28

THE RIvER.-Affairs on the river
have undergone no particular change
duriog the past few days, the ice block
ade having been completely broken and
there Ia now no impeachment to navigs-
ton. The ferry boats between this
city and Washington will resume their
regular trips Monday. The steamer
Norfolk arrived up on time this morn.
ing. She reported passing tow of coal
batges 10 the river bound for this port.
The Newport News went on the route
last night, the Washington having car
ried an excursion party to Newport
News to witness the launching OF the
battleship Missouri which took place
there today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-12-28

PERSONAL. - Mrs. Nettie Donnelly
Brill entertained the members Of The
choir OF g.. Mary's Catbo ic Church 81
her residences 90 Duke street last night
The Misses Marshall, daughters oil
Mr.. John A. Marshall entertained alarge
number OF friends at q dinner which
was given at their residences on Wolfe
street yesterday evening.
Mics Annie Reveley, OF Orange, Va,
and Miss Alice Hseley. of Charleston,
West Vs., are visiting Miss Helen Wood
or north Columbus street.
Miss Mary SrsttoD, Of LyDchburg, ia
sreooire tie holidays with relatives 10
ibis ci
Mr. Ii - h. Kelly ia visiting his
mother 10 LyUchbGTe.
Mr.. Harry F. Wheat, who has been
quite sick with pneumonia, Is convalee'
chg.
Mise E. ia PortDer and brother, Mr..
| Paul PortDer, who hsve been che guests
OF fIiends 10 Fredericksburg, have re-
turned 10 their winter home In Wash
ioPton.
Miss Rsba Barrett, who has been the
guest of Miss Annie Fleming 10 Fred
ericks org, has returned 10 her home 10
this ci y.
Mics Besll Daingerfield last night
very prettyly entertained a number OF
her little friends at her home on WASH
iDgton street.
A rumor, apparently without fourds.
ton, was circulated this evening to the
effect that Rev. II. J. Cutler had been
killed by the electric cars on Payne
street.
Nj. Craig Ansley continues critically Ill
with pneumonia. He was seriously Ill from
typhoid fever recently, from the effects OF
which he had not entirely recovered when he
was prostrated by pneumonia.
Mr.. Harry F. Whest, who has been quite
i'll with pneumonia, 10 convalescing.
Mr.. John Z. Edelin,, native Alexsndrisn.
10 in the city on . visit to relatives and
friends. Mr.. Edelin, has been living In
lower Maryland for several years pact.
The Ladies' Card Club met yesterdsy even.
ing at the residence Of Mrs Henry Robertson
whore the visitors we're most ohsrmingly en-
tertsined. The prizes were won by Miss
Ethylle Hsrt,on, Of California, aud Mrs. W.
Z. Purvis.
Capt. W. II. Smith continues seriously Ill
at his home on Alfred street.
Mr.. Alton W. Moore continues seriously liz
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Ida N. Adams, who was seriously burt
by falling from q car In Washington some
weeks since, is i'll cppAhed 10 her room from
the effects Of her injuries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-12-28
10c a Yard.
D. bendheim&Sons,
S16 KING STREET.

music will sung at both morning and ever
ing services. Childreu's Christmas Carol
service will he held tonight att o'clock.
A stranger who seemed 10 be suffering with
q congestive chill. arrived in this city this
evening on Southern Railway train and was
cent to the Infrmsry.
A white man was hoed fve dollars in the
Police Court this morning for an assault on 3
colored man 10 the western portion OF the city
on "Wednesday.
The Week Of Prayer will be observed this
year rs heretofore By the three Methodist
churches, the Baptist and Presbyterian in
union services.
In the Corporation Court tcdsy Bev. r. W.
Micou wss granted permission TO celebrate
the rites OF matrimony in this State.
Complaint has been msde Of dangerous
hole in the lane leading from Wilkes sire ct
extended to the C 10 steri6s.
The old organ in st Nays Church is being
removed and will be replaced by new one.
A fine pointer dog belonging to Lieutenant
james smitb, Was poisoned this morning
The Christmas music will be repeated 10
most of the churches tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-12-28
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Six dodgers we're at the station house
last night.
The weather today has been threaten
ing with occasional light rain.
Two OF the Columbia engine horses
are 10 critical coalition, and 1t Is
thought 1t will be necessary to kill
both.
The funeral oftbe late Elijah Benson,
whose death occurred last Wednesday
night. took place at 10 O'Clock this
morning from 81. Mary's Church.
The Washington ferry boats will re.
sumo their regular schedules bel ween
this city and Washington Monday, the
frat boat leaving here at $50 8. M, and
the frat from Washington at 6 10 q. m.
The members of the Alexandria Divi.
sion, No. /, Ancient Order OF Hiber-
mans, last night held meeting and
appointed committee 10 draft suitable
resolutions 10 memory of the late
Charles F. Nesle.
At the eud OF each year 10 make room foI
rev goods, D. Bendheim & Sons empty their
tuoiVtb Ol Oiu cOitpL SDDAOAbCtyf aho
Gloss them out st q big saciiAee. This sale
starts Monday on all embroideries from last
season. Must b. sod before opening new
sto K. See their advertisement
The quarterly M cling at the FTes betho.
dist Church will be0in to night. There will
DO preaching tonorr at IL n. m. Love
feast at 2:30 p M, and preaching at 1880 p
N. The meetings will be conducted BY Rev
George Eakins, of Philsdelphs.
Bessrs. Isssc Eichberg q Son have large
and varied stock OF goods which they are
selling At and below cost. AL in want OF ar
ticles In their liue should anvil Themselves o!
this opportunity.
The Saturday Globe OF Utica. N. T., TIL,
week contains short sketch Of the late
General Grant, written by Mr.. George a
Nowland, of this city, for shich be won 9
prize.
II A. ALI -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-12-28

CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS. - The
Sunday schools OF the Second Presby-
terrain, Methodist Protestant, Baptist,
and Methodist Episcopal South
churches last night held their Christ
mas entertai 0 ments IN their respective
churches. At each a special musical
and literary programme was rendered
Presents were distributed and the large
crowds which attended were greatly
entertained.
The Sunday school OF Grace Church
will, tonight at 1880 O'Clock, hold their
Chritmas entertainment at that
church,