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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-22

Daniel Cavett, for the past three years chief clerk of the freight depart ment of the Cotton Belt railroad, at Texarkana, resigned the office Tues day, and will be relieved by w. H. Boyn, of Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-22

The Little Rock Democrat very per tinently says: Every added mile of railroad in Arkansas represents so much wealth which cannot be taken away from us. It is a permanent in- vestment, which adds to the public revenues and infuses new life and wig or to every material interest"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-22
Death of Mrs. A. J. Bean.

Mrs. A. J. Bean, aged thirty-fve years, and who was an estimable Christian lady, died at her home near Ladd Jefferson county, Friday morning. She leaves husband and two children. The funeral will oc- cur at that place this afternoon at 5 o'clock. :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-22
WEEKLY COTTON MARKET
Regular Weekly Report Issued by
 Secretary E. D. Russell Today.

The following is a correct state ment of Pine Bluffs cotton receipts and shipments for 1900-1, for the week ending March 22, as issued by Secretary E. D. Russell, of the Com mercial League.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-22
RAILROAD NOTES.

There is a gang of train-wreckers operating on the Valley Route be- tween Walnut Lake and Warner
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-22
PARTNERSHIP FENCE
Gets Neighbors Into Court in an in-
 junction Suit.

Chaacellcr John M. Elliott Friday morning granted temporary injunc- ton in rather unique and interest ing case. Mr c. B. Greer, of Greer Ark, through his attorneys, appeared in court and asked for an injunction to restrain County Treasurer Jesse k. Core from removing or building 9 fence between the Christman and steevef places in Plum Bayou town ship. The parties mentioned have al ways been using only one fence be- tween the two places the ownership of which was equally divided. Recent ly one of them decided to remove his part and build another fence adioin. ing the part which would remain standing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-22

as he had an order already written for presentation at the office of that firm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-22

Miss Eddie Rutledge, who has been visiting friends at San Antonio, Tex, for several months, will return to her home in this city Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-22
rHE PILES RELEASED.
THE GRAND JURY FAILED TO
 INDICT THEM.
,;dence All Heard in Action of p. B. & w. Against pr. Mills Els.
 tate-Court News.

Both cases against Messrs. R. F.
 q c. A. Pile the young men who
 ere recently arrested at the instance
 Mr. Frank Davis on the charge of
 and larceny and waived eXamina-
 on when arraigned for preliminary
 earing, were dismissed by the grand
 ", as there was no convicting eyi-
 ence against them. c. A. Pyle was
 eleased immediately, his brother, R.
 Pyle, having been previously re- Based on his own recognizance. A
 umber of the Pyle boys friends tood by them in their troubles and hey were pleased to learn of their re- ease The Messrs. Pyle called at the
 raphic office and asked the paper to jxpress their thanks to the officials |or the kindness rendered them dur hg their incarceration.
 The damage suit of the Pine Bluff B Western Railway company against (he estate of the late Dr. D. S. Mills Is still occupying the attention of the fircuit court offiicals and the petit Jury, The entire day Thursday was taken up in hearing the testimony of various witnesses. The hearing of testimony was completed this morn Ing, however and the jurors were driven to the site where the Pine Bluff & Western road runs through the disputed property and personally inspected the right of way which is causing the legal battle Alter their return the respective attorneys will submit their arguments. The case will doubtless be disposed of this aft ernoon.
 The grand jury adjourned at noon todav to meet again next Tuesday. Before adjournment the jury reported that 1t had found sixteen true bills. DICK Cooksey, white man who was with dragging Mr. J. H. Dell man, Jr., was dismissed. There was no evidence sufficient to convict in thls ease and the jury ordered his release Green Ramsonville, a negro, was also released by the grand jury. Tie was in jail on a charge of an as sault to commit a rape.
 Louis Armstrong the negro forger WHO was taken in by the police Thurs uay afternoon was transferred to Justice Garrett's court this morning ana latter transferred to the grand Jury Armstrong will doubtless be eoheleted in five different cases as 'ne evidence is strong against him. It HOW develops that besides cashing urged warrants on Gillespie and "alh-Iankersley, Armstrong cashed urged warrants on Voss 6 Bro. and fred Senyard and would have visited 1'' D. thompson & Son had his clever "oih not been checked by his arrest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-22

Receipts since Sept. l exceed those for same periad of last season lsls9 bales.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
w ELLIS SPEAKS.

Mayor ofa city like this shall be Chncey Depew
General Barnes but It is expected that shall have ideas
to
ideas that subject the conclusion is that he has
OF Orators and the
members guild California counted on the fingers hand No
him
his cold 1gd which he created his
appearance
comprehend the situation OF the
the like mold
heoud equally blind with being blind as the
who felt responsibility and
would whole
his and wondering whether he will than
in
public regular
Mayor beat the
whole
Wells
Republicans
until he lacking inspiration chunk ice
knocked his door invited and will knock
safety of the but he faced the other
Come what be sacrificed The this
responsible nominated Mr. Wells auated by
reputation
n
n line with the candidate the
The
the failure independent elpo the
head o
public
parasites which they
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

RESIDENT ROOSEVELT has given notice
- that there are 10 be no dockailed horses in the
L White House stables while he is President, and
the King. of England has ordained that no such
horses shall appear in the ceremonial professions OF
coronation day. We have here, then, instance
where fashion is confronted by the protest of the
two highest leaders of the EngliSh-Speakng world,
and it is to be seen how far good example set in
high places can counteract the effects of bad
custom.
The practice of docking the tails Of horses can be
defended only the ground that lightens the work
of lazy grooms and saves careless drivers from the ne
cessty of watching that the tail of the horse is not
switched over the reins. 1t takes some little time
and skill to keep the tail Of horse as clean as that
of well groomed horse should be, and the grooms
are very glad to be saved that trouble. 1t requires
too in fly time pretty close attention on the part OF
the coachman to keep his reins free from the swing
ing of an unlocked tall and the average coachman is
very glad to be relieved of that care The owners OF
horses have yielded to the desires of grooms and
coachmen and have mutilated their horses and spoiled
much OF the beauty OF their animals by consenting
to have the tails docked.
Custom has made the fashion. Many persons pre-
fer to have docktailed horses merely because other
people have them The dockta is the fashion. and the
crowd that makes up the society world has more
idea of its own that any other crowd. The individual
will and reason is lost in the will of the crowd, and
the whole social set like band OF monkeys,
each intent on initiating the just in front of him.
1t is gratifying that the President of the United
States and the King of England are not lmltators
They have now set good example for reasonable men
to follow The enactment of laws against the docking
of horses tails has been found to be ineffective In
no State has it been possible to enforce the law. 1t
now remains to be seen what be accomplished by
right leadership. President Roosevets example is
worthy of the imitation of every owner Of horses 1t
is much better than the blind following of foolish
and cruel fashion 1t will sbe interesting to note how
many of the so-caled leaders of society will prove
themselves worthy Of the title by really leading in the
way Of reform and how many will show themselves
70 be after all not leaders but slaves of fashion
bv continuing to act in the old way.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

DR.. E. ]. Hennessy of Napa is at the
Grand.
NJ. E. Sanford, a popular hotel man of
Sonora, is at the Lick.
John H. Stewart, a mining man OF Los
Angeles, is a guest at the Grand.
Ex-United States Senator w. S. Allen of
Washington is at. the Palace.
DR.. f. E. Raynes of Angels Camp regis
tered at the Grand yesterday.
John F. Moorle, an extensive sheep
raiser of Santa Barbara, is at the Palace.
Judge John F. Davis of Jackson. ANA
dor County, is spending few days at the
Palace.
James McFadden, an extensive orange
grower of Santa Ana, is among the arri-
walls at the Palace.
Ex-State Senator Frank J. Moffitt of
Oakland leaves for New York Thursday
on six months pleasure trip.
Alec Brown, a member of the State
Board of Equalization, came down from
Milton yesterday and has made his head
quarters at the Lick.
w. A. Johnson, head clerk of the Del
Monte, who came to this city to have a
surgical operation performed, is now con-
Valescent. He is at the Grand.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

DITOR THE CALL: Now that the memorial fund has
~ passed the S2O0 mark promises fair rise to $780,
co., it in order to consider the question of the
- form which the memorial will take AS this is c1-
subscriptions coming all grades
of the think they should have
the kind of memorial that beauy the
city their appreciation of the late
Presidents
bette the artists architects and ScIlp
functions in the matter. from it. When
ready their services will absolutely we'll
of
peoples wishes concerned think they he artists them
local The subscribers
San Franciscans who hopeful their
city, and it natural right they should full
their
monument proposed be placed in this city.
In the hope that will kindly columns
discussion the subject beg that
be taken the following lines Let the committee
charge of the circular with a
gesed subjects for artistic treatment also stating all avail
able sites, with left after paper
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
A CHANCE TO SMILE.

"Don't move the men," said the Justice
of the Peace, rising from the checker
board. 81 have to step into my office and
marry a couple but shall be back in five
minutes.
At the end of an hour he had not re-
turned. A messenger was sent for him.
He was found in a high state of perspira-
ton, with his coat off, his necktie awry,
and his collar wilted and fOrlOrn, trying
to marry two couples bearing these
names:
Wladsslaw Katzarzynkowski, Jozevin-
ska DobrZwitkiwicz, Stanislaus- Bjor-
drazekoniatowski. Katarazinska- Berka-
witztzwzw.-Chicago Journal. st
A large number of golfers IN Ian
cashire are accustomed to spending a
portion of each week in the public house
instead of following their work regularly,
and thus not having more than two or
three days pay week to draw at pay
day.
The mother of one of these men, on be-
ing told of the recent 5 per cent advance
IN wages, asked her neighbOr the mean
ing of per cent.
Her friend replied: 'Why, Mrs. Hold
son, dOst not know? 1t means as every
tonne they gettin' a peaund they'll get 2I
shillinEs for it.
oh, dear me-" Mrs. HOdson returned.
it'll max no difference to our Jerry: he
never gets a peound!'-Spare Moments.
Sirs: I'VE fed our baby on modified
COW milk the first six months, but the
mlIkman did not understand how To r1o6f
~ his cows properly, and in consequences
the child lost flesh till he weighed but one
pound.
now procured some of your ceIebra+-
ed Infants Food. This the baby man
aged to trade off to the dog for some los,
biscuit, which he ate, and is novr VOL o,7S
hearty. "0i anu
''The dog died.
We are grateful to you. indeed. Yon
may use my name if you like. Iobn
Jones. Detroit Journal.
What makes me s'picious O. some ra-
doni1ers' l.n said Uncle Eben, "is dat dew
e eaI see no way O kyahin' out DER re-
torhlns onless dey gifts lahge gov'ment
JoD to staht wifi. wif.''-Washington Star
"A woman may love her husband ave-
so much, mused the monarch Of +6o
cracker barrel, but that's no sie-7 80
Will let his dog track up her kitcba,, - -
Indianapolis News.
swigger-That man KiIltime i.
shrewd fellow.
Swag aggers-Why?
SwiSgers-He gave Iawn-mowing p5rtv,
yeU YESTERDAY and had the guests cut Inc
Papa" said Dick Tredwav. ..xb.+ =
a non-sUit?'' -
4 think" replied Mr.. Treduay a,.
was the kind that Adam and Eve - -
the summer before the fau.'-Dstr0i+
Free Press. Oi'
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
TWENTIETH CENTURY MAY WITNESS DISCOVERY
OF ANOTHER PLANET GREATER THAN JUPITER
According to Calculations This Mighty Globe More Thar
Million Miles From the Sun.

Large planets the exercise powerful
neghborhood, and
several comets whose orD1ts nolcaeo Ca
somewhere IN the vast abysm
of space beyond of the solar system
according TO the calcua
Edinburgh which unite the silent
testimony orbits support of the hypothesis @ A
nine thousand million
hundr earths d1stanceT
planet mghter than the great
himself requiring about thousand years 70 COM
a single journey about the
undiscovered planet belong
Jupiter is ITSELF startling
Jupiter had known rival planets
the EARTH and massive that
other the but suspected
beyond Nepunwere thrown together in the scale
against outweigh them almost three to one
is concerned there is less dnerence
Jupiter there between the eart
and Jupiter.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
CORRESPONDENT SUGGESTS POLL OF CITIZENS
FOR THE MEMORIAL TO WILLIAM MCKINLEY
Believes That Subscribers to the Should Be Permitted to Express
Their Sentiments as to Nature of Proposed Monument

for the subscribers Cor citizens may say name ana no
address to be written of form Each vOter III
+bo subjects named Of the sites and the re-
IL f + final count giving majoritys views would de-
ot5e number OF votes was
mr. more of the subjects sites it would be seteo Oy s
committee. ~. ou,n,~o o,o,
repeled by te aVeFaSe open
should be allowed 10 eiect an
other of perpetuating great
+ fontains There might be who would draw
the line at majestic arch peristyle city slrue d nos
finally, it is almost certain here
who each of these erecos
- d Nothing will be lost Those who good taste will
raIlv to the polls will crank whch again VIII
alone
trust will see fit to use your lnnuence
in favor of this project that the sense OF the community
possible before IT
committed to monument which has been left entirely and
gentlemen called IN Dy
committee. Yours respectfully,
Alameda, Cal, Oct 9. WILLIAM MIIChtEl1N'
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

~ NE of the greatest nineteenth century
wasbLeverriers discovery of the distant planet Nep-
Y J tune by means of mathematical calculations. 8
There to be good chance that the
twentieth century will match this with dis
the problematica
planet probably much larger
massive than Neptune Leverrer based his calculations
the disturbances which the attraction of the planet
produced motions of planet Uranus and when
finished said effect the
in the observatories
Point telescopes and such place in the sky
will something worth whle-a world
They pointed; they gazed they
had already
been discovered by his brain.
still and distant planet
and
discovery which being made
though with systematic thoroughness of Leverrers
placed largely the disturbing effect
Of attraction comets.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

General Butler is receiving storm of abuse in
England for copfessng that he advised the surrender
of Ladysmith. As he was there and unquestonaby
knew what best for the beeaguered town it
that his critics ought to be less severe in their
censure and unite in congratulation that Butler did
not communicate his opinion to the Beers
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

We do not often hear of anything in Tennessee
that it is worth while for Calfornians to initiate but
as her Congressman have united on a programme of
work for the purpose of obtaining appropriation
Of not less than 100000 for the improvement OF the
Tennessee River it is clear they have set example
which we might follow with respect to the Sacra-
mento and San Joaquin rivers.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

In the Eastern States the people got mixed up over
the date of beginning the thirty days mourning for
the death of Mckinley. Some kept the flags hanast
for thirty days from the day OF the death and others
from the day of the funeral Now that it is all over
they are disputing with another to which
| proper"
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

The Boer war has already cost Great Britain $1,000
lives, $4,000 disabled men, incaculable misery in
homes and $7oo,oooooo in money This is terrifying
commentary on boast that in three months the war
would be ended. The third year of the strife has
begun and the Beers are as intrepid as ever.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
Why They Ran smooth1u

Inc following story is told by a traveller
ABOUT one OF the local railways in Ire
land: ~
we were pounding along he said. car
tne Tue rdte OF ABOUT seven miles an hour and
the whole train was sha<ina, terrib1,' 7
expected every moment to see nv bones
protruding through my skin Passenger :
Were rolling from one end Of the carria %.
to the other. L held on firmly to the srn7s
or the seat. Presently we settled down
a bit quieter-at least. 1 could Keen nv
nat Oh and my teeth didn't chatter.
There was a quiet-loOking man oDDo-
site me- 1 looked up with a CHASTITY s1oI1.
wishing to appear cheerful, and said:
We are going a. little smoother. T
see.' l
now Spare Moments. -S
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

The Ohio campaign is said to have been warmed tip
the Republican side that il is very the boil
ing point, but in the Democratic camp the frost is
as great as it was at the convention when Bryan was
frozen out
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

The dairy inspectors of Minnesota have discovered
in in that State milk adulterant called Wis
cogen, composed of sugar. lime and water 1t is said
TO have the effect OF making the milk look richer than
before and does not affect the taste
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
THE NATIONS AS DRINKERS

n the British Board of Trade there have been
\ recently compiled series Of statistical tables
- showing the production and consumption of
alcoholic liquors among the nations of the world and
the extent to which such articles are made to bear
the burdens of taxation The statistics for several of
the countries DID, late information was not OBJ
tainable, but those for the United States, France,
Germany and Great Britain relate for the most part
to the year 1000
AS is well known, France leads in the consumption
OF wine. In the year 1900 the consumption there
amounted to more than o83,ooo,ooo gallons, being
equal to per capita consumption in of 25 gal
Ions. In the same year the Germans consumed some
thing more than SIoooooo gallons, about las per
capita The consumption in the United States was
over 25oooooo, the per capita being only about one
third of gallon. The British wine consumption was
little less than 100000 gallons, or per capita
Of o. 80.
In the consumption of beer the British lead when
contrasted with any other people taken as a whole
though they fall far short of the per capita consump-
ton OF the inhabitants of some of the South German
states. Thus the Bavarian consumption amounts to
ffty-four gallons head while the British per capita
is but 3I.7. Taking Germany as whole, however
the per capita consumption is but 27.5 which thus
leaves the British in the lead despite the drinking
capacity of the Bavarians and the Wurttembergers
In this country the consumption OF beer is given at
above o34ooo,ooo gallons in 1ooo or a per capita
of 1873.
None of the nations rank high in the consumption
of spirits. Germany leads in the aggregate amount
drunk, her consumption for the year being 100000
gallons; France consumed 78,452ooo, the United
States 8I,ooo,ooo and Great Britain as, 100000
The board was unable to give definite statistics Of
taxation of liquors. taxes of varying magnitude are
levied The importance of alcoholic beverages to the
fiscal affairs of the nations is shown however by the
following table giving the amount of revenues raised
by the principal nations from such liquors. and also
the proportion which the drink revenue bears to the
revenue whole:
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
O : !

DISTANCES Subscriber, City. The dis
lance from Cadiz to Manila is, in round
numbers, 5000 miles.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

The authorities of Chicago believe the city has
been grossly libeled by certain publication a Ber-
lin newspaper 1t would seem that the age of the
incredible has not yet passed
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

CHEss-A. l. O., City. An. old-timre
chess player says that there is no pos
sibility in the game of two queens of a
kind.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

King Edward is trying to repurchase his old yacht
Britannia. For easy going safe and not too speedy
craft suitable to his Majestys subdued tastes why
not take Shamrock II?
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

ARMY UNIFORM-E. S., City. There
is no law to prevent a discharged soldier
from wearing the uniform he wore in the
army.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

POSTAGE ON Subscriber.
City. In all places where there is a free
delivery of letters city or drop letters
of the fact that the envelope is not
sealed. When letter is placed in the
mail with only a 1-cent stamp upon it di-
rected to some one within a city in which
there is free delivery the letter is de-
liyered, but the person to whom it is ad-
dressed is required to pay 81 cent postage
due
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
Californians in Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-The following
Californians registered at the hotels to-
day: AT the st James-H. a. Cline and
wife of San Francisco; at the National
G. Dabee of Sacramento, ]. V. Young, c.
w. jerks, L. H. Phillips Jr., ]. w. Frey,
Staffier, Mrs. H: Lebarnhart, Mrs. E. T.
Jewett and Walter H. Robinson of San
Francisco; at the Metropolitan-Charles
Kern and Lille E. Krechman of San
Francisco; at the ArIington-William
Banning of Los Angeles; at the Shore
ham-R. H. Mines and wife. of Los An
geles.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

THE GAME OF PEDRO-J. E. s.; Oak
land. Cal. In the game of pedro the count
is in.the following order: High, low, jack,
game and pedro.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

It will be seen that Great Britain derives than
onethrd OF her entire revenue from alcoholic
liquors, and that the United States is the only nation
that shows anything like similar condition of af-
fairs, France and Germany obtaining but compare
lively small percentage of their revenues from that
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
Q I ! !. :. :. 0

twelfth century, after the reign of Queen
Erillyah. Her people were conquered by
the Aztecs. who in turn were conquered
by Madoc, and they then migrated to-
ward the valley of Mexico. 1t is said that
the seven tribes halted many times be-
fore they reached the valley, occupying
from 53 to 163 years.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

DR.. sanford's Liver Invigorator.
Best Liver Medicine. .vegetableC CureforIiver uls
BiIiousness. Indigestion. Constipation. Malaria
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

Orrkeum-VaudeviIe.
Csfornia-"A Female Drummer"
TIvoli-''Isa
CeutraI-'sThe Cotto
Grand Opera-house-'"The From Mexico"
Acszar-.'The Barracks"
Columbia-'The Henrietta
Chutes. Theater-vaudevie afternoon and
evening
Fischer s-VaudeVille.
Sutro Baths-Open nights.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

ENCHILADAS-A. o. s., Nevada City
Cal. None of the cook books within reach
of this department give a recipe for the
making of enchiladas.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

The recent census of Australia sbc1,,
that while the free trade colony of -Nsv5
South Wales has largely increased its poD-
ulatioil the colony of Victoria vhicb i
proteetionist, has lost $4,000 souls. -
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22

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