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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24

kt6rej 6ociu g6lr1nrlil,-.=
k6w 1ostalo zywcem pogrze-
banych v kopalni. Misdzy
nieszczesliwymi znaidowal sic
take aieiaki Bronislaw Ger
wi6ski, rodem 2 Plocka, kt6
rego obecnie poszukuje kon-
sui rosyjski. ogiaszajac. 1e stall
sic on spadkokierca majatku
wartego $40, 600 20 udowo'
dnieniu 6mierci biadnej OLA
ny, majatk'em podziela sic
dalsi kre uni,
- Policyant
Jan Bagidski otrzymal " sa~
die wyzszym pred sedz'a
DeWolf wyrok ma $43 so
przeciw G. F. ~Pettowskiemu.
wydawcy Telegraph.
z MAHANOY, CITY.
Pa. Jan Rudzki z Book
Mountain, podczas bojki, u
pucsil palaca sic lampe ma
kolebke " kt6rej spalo male
dziecko. Tampa explodowa}a
palac n6zki dziec'eciu. Za;kar~
Tony do %skwa)era, zosta} po-
~stawiony pod 500 dol kaucyi
a poniewaz ME m6g{ zlozyt
zadnego przyrzeczenia, ode
slano go do po~iatowego vie
zlenia al do sprawy.
y - Me-
tropolitan Life Insurance Co.
zaskarzy}a Rozalia kozfowska
o zwrot $500 kt6re skolektor
wa}a cd rzec,onej kompanii
jake zabezp;eczen'e zycia swe:
go OLGA Jana Zynthowskiego,
kiedy ten by} jeszcze prey
zyciu. Kompania twierdz;, re
dnia 7 Lipca reprzentanci
kompanii dowiedzieli sic. re
Zynthowski. kt6rego POLISH
zap|acona by}a 10 Maja 1900
r., jeszcze zy}. PAM Koz}owska
przyzna}a sic do wszystkiego,
novice il omyli!a sic pray
rozpoznawaniu tozsamosci lej
OLGA prey pogrzebie trupa
Kompania upomina sic o
swych pieniedzy.
OSHKOSH, Wis., Mateusz
Ble6ski, nauczyciel W tutej-
szej polskiej katolick'ej szko-
l. para6alnej zosta} areszto-
wany pod zarzutem napadu i
Skarzyc'elem jest
Michal Polehski kt6ry opo-
wiada, re pedagog zbii jego
svna tax mocno, IL musiat
przez kilka dni przelezet W
49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24
correspondence Wiarusa.
4 ASHTON.
iNebr.)

Nasze miasteczko wnet bedzie
czysto polskie, DO juz znowu wy
prowadzif sic jeden Amerykanin,
kt6rY mia1 duzy sk}ad gotowych
ubran i zarazem by} %golarzem, a W
jego miejsce ma przyby6 Polak.
Juz tylko jeden handel czysto ame-
rykanski tn %pozosta1, i to %grocernia.
Zeszlego reku pan }. NJ. Polski
za{ozy1 tn bank polski dobry robi
.interes. Poslada on 20 tysiecy do
gotowki 8 dobre tarmy, a
dopiero co pobudowal sobie wspa~
nialy dom mieszkalny, kosztem 8
tysiecy dolar6w.
Pan Stauis{aw Goo, kt6ry mia}
ma swojej. farmie zeszlego roku
dobre zniwa. tax sic zapo-
m6g}, te farme wydzierzawi} q
postawi} sobie duza stajni4, "
utrzymuje wypozYczalnia
Livery stable) naprze-
dworca kolejowego. Pan St.
Goo handluje tak1e konmi.
Franolszek W q r d~y n.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24
Z niw Polskich[lll.
AMERYCE.

EN-gE S%E&-s gE-gE%Es
E MlEJScA zabie-.
rally dotad " piSmie naszem
.Obrady komlsarzy pow'atu
W;no6skiego ] Sprawozdanie
kasyera naszego pow'atu.
Poniewaz zam'ejscowi pas'
abonenci. kt6rych take via
dtomoSoii ,w,,,cale ME obchodzi'y
ma to szemrali, przeto nadal
owych rzeczy umieszczat ME
bedziemy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24

20 w3jjIciu : wiezisnia DO !
1855 miesskaj4c Y Gdahsku, tywy
brai udzia{ y zakkadaniu K6fek
.rolnicsych " Bobowie, Plasecznie,
PeJplinie, Pieni4ikowie.
I'd +. 1867 do 50 retiagowa}
v Chsfmnie pismo rolnicze Pasta
pr6cz tego pisma: Kstoiika j Przy-
jaciela dzieci j mlodziezy (Katolika
odst4pi1 potem Karolowi Miarce v
Mlko}owie).
w ). 1857 ozeni{ sic Z pann2
Alodya Gdlkowska corke wladci-
ciela .drukarni " Chelmnle, dis
tyj4s4 sedziw3, q makovi bedaeae
podpera j pociesha v ME jednych
doznanych prze6ladowaniaeh "a
prawde, jake zaborcon aaszej o.
szyzny 6miaso zaws.e wytykai, "a
60 go karano k~ilkakrotnie wiezie-
MEM.
W r. 1869 ~Przenios} sig do
Poznania, gdzie zaloky} Tow. Ju~
trzenki w r. 1893 by1 redaktorem
Dziennika Kajawskiegc a " r. 1895
redaktorem Leeha.
Obeonie mieszka W Gnieznie
ME redaguj9c zadnego pisma, ale
pracujac b~esustannie mad rozmaite-
mi wydawnictwami ola m{odziezy.
Kslazek i broszur oglosi1 Ju~
bilat przeszio 800. Najpowaaaiei~
SEEN jego dziefem popularnem 50
Dzieje Narodu Polskiego ola mlo-
dzieky, z obrazkami, kt6re docze-
ka{y sic 7 wydah W liczble so tY
siecy exemplary.
Proces6w prasowyth mia} ga
nowny Jubilat przesz1o 80. Zaka~
zane mu kilkanascie ksiazek dru
kowaG, skonfiskowano "a kilkanas-
Gle tvs. marek druk6w, na1ozone
nan CRUDE kary pieniezne i wiezlen~
ne Jubllat przesledzia{ we vic
zien1u 4 ipoi rokn razem wziawszy.
To g}6wna przyczyna, czemu po~
}ozenie materyalne jego stafo sic
niepomyslnem. Opr6cz teyo licznie
przedruki dzie} jego by}y dokonywa
ne pc "a jego wiedza wo}a. w A.
Merge n. P, n~ieprawnie przedru~
kowano oko}o 50 jego w~ydawnictw
Jednym z w1elk1ch c,os6w Jaki
dotkna} jego i prace jego, by} zakaz
Rady Szkolnej Kraiowej Galicyj
skie], moca ktdrego ME wolno uzy
wac Dziej6w Narodu polskiego W
szko}ach galicyjskieh, navel wyco-
fano to ksiazke z biblistek szkol~
nych - naturalnie "a wp}ywem a.
szycA najserdeczdiejszych. Zakaz
ten byf wielkim uszczerbkiem " do
chodach Jubilata. Me brakfo i in.
nych zaczepek i ptzesladowah, oraz
niesprawiedliwych krytyk, ale do-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24

MADISON, Wis = Zar6wno
jak " innYch stanach, TAX tel do
legislatury stanu Wisconsin wnie~
stony zosta} wosoraj bill, polecaja-
cy, ably v ka1dym powiecie fun-
kcyonovala komisya le8arska :
trzech osdb, ktdraby bada}as 6zycz~
ny stan zdrowia kandydat6w do
stanu malledskiego. czy SO eni
VIOLIN Cd ehor6b xerafliwyeh, zdro-.
vi n unyile j TEN p. oi, kttrsy
nis b1dl zdrow,, ME otrzymajl
poxwolsaia NJ sawarois naltsh~
stwa, Senator Stuart jest rssosai-
kisa nowsgots go projslkta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24
III. u.

CHARLEsTON III. e.. ".
sizenore : Lincoln, cheiaf Iamo-
rzy1 glodsm troje swyoh dsieI aby
dostad y swe posiadanie $4,000
majatek, ktdrym pezostawils mat.
k. sprawa t. obeenie wyszla na
jaw, : dziet mi sii Eajeli ich krew-
nj. 80 one 4 do Z lat, dwie dsiew
czynkl ijedsn chlopieo. Dzieei to
opisuja niestworzone rzeczy 9 udre-
czenlach j przykro6ciach jakich
dcznawaly pod opieka ojca. Nsj.
starsza dziewosynka -P6w'ada IL
zvYkls chowaly surove ksrtoAe v
16tko ljad}y je dopiero, gdy kaaa~
no i'm id ma spoczynek.
z GRINNELL, L., donosi
depesza specyalna. 1e l1ietui syn
ma1etnych pahstwa Z. Munzel, znl-
k{ Cd Wtorku bez wiesci / zdaie
sic, il przez kogo6 zosta} uprowa~
dzony. Wldzlano 60 ostatni rae W
towarzystwie dorotlejszego m{o~
dzlehca lub mezczyzny. " miescie
panuje rozdroznienie. szeryf by}
wczorai W Boone Marshalltown,
ale yie znalaz} sladu ch}opea.
ZWlAZKOWY SAD najwyi-
szy rozkaza} jednog}o6nie przehie-
wierczego pocztmistrza z Havany,
oszusta Nicely odes}ad ma Kube l
tam 60 procesowa6, a ME W Sta
mach Zjednoezonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24
Z LEO
(Minn.)

Dc naszego sedziego pokoju
pana J. D. Bronka czesto przy-
ohodza farmerzy skarzac sic ma
t~utejszego poczmistrza Johnson,
be i'm zboze kradnie Ten sam
johnson pokazuje ludziom, ma
poczte przychedzacym, gruby POI
stronek, odgratajac sig. b kaxdege.
kto mu Y droge we]dzis, M tym
powroaie powiesi.
$licznJ to pocztmistrzl
zAPIsYWAc. WARUsAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24
Zaplacilizza Miarusa.

Wiel x. 7. Morys IS
Wei Z Rogozihskl l SO
Wiel x Gulski 80
Wiel x DorsEyhski 80
Wiel x Taraszewicz 80
Wisl Z Kasperski lib
Andrzej stashowicz so
J6zef ru6ka l5s
Leonard Watkowski l5e
Franciszek CierEa1 so
Jan Kowalewski 80
Miessysiaw Kowalewskl 80
Wincenty Peplihski 80
Franciszek Gapidskl l6s
6tanis}aw Bakowskl lbB
Stanislaw Goo l6S
Hleha& Prus $50
Jan R64ek 80
Miehat oveoki IL.
Franciszek Wiora 155
Frano;.zek " eiss 80
Ian p,etroviak 800
.J6zef Kramer $50
p,mo, c,z,,sk; <
...n.+ N;o,uol; ,ko
49,; pt.ousl; o15
nu,,.h; + 70
Ea cho;5.k; 80
u-nom;t.h, "a
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24

AMIGO. Wis. - Polacy
i Lzesi zamieszkali w Antigo,
W roku zeszlym pobudowali
browar, kt6ry sic rozwija
bardzo dobrze i akcyonaryu-
szom przynosi znaczne zyski.
Do sp6}ki browaru nalezy IS
czlonk6w. Sp6ika zostafa
.inkorporowana z kapitalem
$4,000. Piwo zaczeto wyra~
biat W Maju r. z. Prezyden-
tenn jest p. FIR. Bojanowsk''
wiceprezydentem P. Jan Szy-
pax, sekretarzem zp. Jan
Banyszek, kasyerem p. WI.
Szypek, browarzem p Jan
Szylhaly, Czech, browa1z re
starego kraju. W Amigo So
cztery polsk'e p'w'arnie~ss
wszystkie tie %piw'arnie jak
r6wn'ez i jnne, biora piwo z
pol,ko~czeskiego browaru. +.
Aug. lynda, kt6ry ma
piwiarnia ma Poloni' takze
b'erze piwo browaru W
Amigo. Piwo z browaru tego.
ma bye bardzo dobre i zdro-
we.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-24

BALTIMORE, Md. y
mas latos .wcale zimy nie ma.
Powietrze dosyt }agodne.
czeste deszcze przepaduja' a
Sniegu jeszcze tej z'my ME
wid1ieli5my. W po}udn:e
MONA nawet przy] otwartych
oknach siedziet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20
DARING DEED
SPRINGDALE BANK HELD UP BY
 ONE MAN.
Secured s7.ooo, But the Thief Dropped $1,oOo in His Fiaht-Done in
 Daylight.

Fayetteville, Dee. 20.-At noon yes terday the bank of Springdale, town ten miles north of here, in this coun- ty, was robbed by one man.
 No one was in the bank except the assistant cashier.
 The robber drove up to the bank door in buggy. He walked into the bank and to the cashiers desk be fore he was noticed. He compelled the assistant cashier to go to the vault and give him all the money in sight. about S7.ooo. While this was taking place citizen walked into the b"nk He was at once covered by the robbers revolver and made to hands up
 The man then hurriedly left the bank, dropping s1,000 upon the walk. He jumped into his buggy and drove rapidly north.
 The officers were in pursuit before he was fairly out of town
 Two miles out the officers came in sight of him and he jumped from the buggy and made his way to 2 thick ly wooded mountain.
 BlOodhounds have been put on his trail and there is every assurance of his capture
 The buggy and team belong to a Rogers livervman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20
AMAZING MORTALITY
IN 4 CLEVELAND COUNTY FAM.
dren Die of Pneunonia-Two Other Children Ill.

Mr. Louis Altschul. formerly of this city, was in the city Thursday. He relates a story of mortality existing in one family that is amazing. MT. Ali schul HOW lives in Lincoln county, near Warner. Within the last few weeks. following in rapid succession. his sister-in-law, Mrs Tobe Tranthan, and three of her children. their ages ranging from eighteen to twenty three years, have died of pneumonia. Whom he left homo to come to Pine Bluff the other two children were both ia a precarious condition with the same disease and he expects to find them dead when he returns. Medical at tention has been given them. but it seems impossible to stop the ravages of the disease
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20
PARDON GRANTED.
To Sidney Rice, of Jefferson, Sent to
 Pen for Forgery.

Acting Governor Huddleston grant ed a pardon to Sidney Rice. who was convicted in Jefferson county of fer gerry and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. It was recommend ed by Justice of the Peace c. c. Byrd. who first tried Rice. Hon. Louis AL theimer wrote stating that the boy was simple-minded and that the money obtained by the forgery had been repaid.
 Bad cOlds-and there are no good ones-are quite fashionable in all kinds of local society.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20
Two Younu Men in Trouble.

Van Buren, Dee. 20.-Late last even ing the local officers here received instructions to look out for Herbert Todd and Red Garrett. two young men well known here and requested their arrest on a charge of robbery They were found at thei' hoGees and placed under arrest end later tallen to Fort Smith by officers from that citEs They are charged with holding 1n and robbing farmer in a saloon at Fort Smith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20
INHUMAN FATHER
w. B. SkiNER FINED $500 AND
 GIVEN 12O DAYS
Imprisonment on Three Charges, Dis turbing Peace, Carrying a Pistol
 ard Assault B
9 to 10la.

w. E. Skinner. white man liiyng on North Ash street. was up before Esquire GaHet t Thursday afternoon on the three se.serate charges of dis
 u~bing the peace. ageravatcd assault
 and carrying pistol. In each ease d $lQo fine waS imposed on him. and n each ot two ,@ses he was given sky daYa imprisanment. agereeating a finn ot >&ao With 12o 3ays' Imprisonment
 \ little He, sapposedly his son wha Nas =aet mge than eight years oll
 ststel th#t skinnef had often ahal.s. el him in an inhunan manner X fea nights ago he Was driven out in lie bitter cold and had 10 seek shelter under a mere hospitable roof Tha hay's testimony corroboratea " the testimony If neiehbors. proved that Skinner was worse than inhuman and he IeCeiv5J oe Mare than he deserved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20
4. AW. HAWKS
Humorous lecturer to Appear at
 Merrill Institute.

A. W. Hawks. a noted humorous lecturer, appears at Merrill Institute in regular course on the night ef Monday. December g. in one of his popular, mirth-provoking lectures.
 The Reading, Pa. Times and Dis patch says of him: Last evening A. W. awks, better known as the lauch ing philosophers. delivered his famous lecture en 'Peo9l" l Have Met Mir. Hawks held a'; sndienee com the be ginning of Lis talk. his quaint savings of persons with .hom he came in coi tact. and the whimsical m"nncr fl which he expressed them. stampe3 him as being tuIN the laHehins phi. losopher The lecture ~es thofo8aA- ly enjoyed he the vast assemhlas= present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20
l EBERRY HURT an Accident at Mo-, En Route | Home. ! HIS MISSING LEG WAS bcA1Eo= IN THE 
 HIP.     ktious, and the Senator h,ce Taken to Leban- |
 on. Mo. | 
,reERlNG INTENSELY

tos Senator James H.
 Eansas met with a painful
 ,rsday at Newburg, Mo-.
 his home at Bentonville.
 Washington, D. C., for the
 be slipped on the ice on
 atfornl. dislocating the
 missing leg at the hip frisco railroad people are
 he injured senator at Le- Which place he was taken. |en,y is suffering intensely
 | hoe of the injuries he re- / Ia message from NeWburg,
 results are feared.
 Hated Press account of the as follows, message but from Lebanon:
 6tates Senator James II. fkansas, while route to Bentonville, was=badly in (Eburg today by a fall on bator Berry took dinner at bnd as he re-enteredZ the beh, his erutch slipped on |the platform. causing the (all forward into the coach, |he stump of his leg on an |er.strip, iniuring his hip son telegraphed for medi- nee and the senator was room in the Laeleae hotel the arrival of the train. ms think the hip joint is ted, but there may be a ieh would prove serious at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20
AS FRANK RAYMOND The Gay Mr. Van Clief Was Known in City of
 Memphis. HE SOUGHT DIFFERENT SOCIETY IN MEMPHIS TO THAT IN
 PINE BLUFF.
Cut Wide SWath With Ladies of Half World" and Spent the
 ShekeIs Freely.
WILL ARRIVE HERE TONIGHT

It seems that the gay MT. Van Clief, once local society swell, and who recently skipped out with borrowed JeWelry. clothing and other articles. and with considerable other personal effects which he lad obtained Ou promises to pay, and who was nab bed in Cincinnati by the minions of the law, was posing in Pine Bluff ull- der an assumed name. He came here from Memphis, and in that city he was known as Frank Raymond. The Memphis Scimitar says that in Mem phis the class of society he catered to Was vastly different from that cf Pine Bluff At Memphis he cut wide swath with the "ladies of the half world" and spent the shekels freely.
 ln speaking of his escapades here the Scimitar says:
 His name is Frank Raymond. alias Harry Van Clief. It was by the laf- ter name that he operated in Pine Bluff. Raymond is a machinist by trade, and made it known in Pine Bluff that he hailed from Memphis. He dressed well and was a man above the ordinary intelligence. He appear ed to have plenty of money and aspir- ed to enter society in the Arkansas city. By shrewdness and congenialitv he ingratiated himself into the favor of several of the best families in Pina Bluff He said little of himself aud his former life. and was known as q very reserved and dignified young man.
 For six months he rolled high in society and gradually became known to the principal people of the city.
 He was we'll liked by the ladies there, and secured the regard of moro than one by easy manners and smooth conversation.
 Five days ago he suddenly disap- peared from Pine Bluff. taking with him valuable diamond ring, the property of a young lady whose nama is withheld. and 9 fino doube-barrel- ed shotgun belonging to a friend.
 Memphis was his destination. Ar rived here. he put up at Gaston's. The first thing he did on reaching this city was to write to the young lady from whom he had gotten the ring. telling her that he had hurrielv left Pine Bluff on urgent business, and of jewelrv said that he would send the ring by express. In his letter he also stated that he intended going to San Francisco. and asked her to write to him at that place and to address the letter to general delivery.
 In the meantime the young lady Fl the Arkansas city became anxious concerning the safety of her valuable ring. She took her trouble to the pc lice station there and informed the officials of the matter.
 "Suspectins that Raymond wa swndling the young lady. the author ities learned tho direction Ravmonl had taken and thinking that ha was bound for Memphis, immediately tele- graphed the chief here to look cut fer the man.
 Chief Richards put the case into the hands of Sergeant Al Hurst Ser geant Hurst visited the different ho- tels of this city and found Raymond name unon the register of Gaston's hotel. Raymond had left town. hop'. ever, for Cincinnati. The sergeant in- formed the chief of this and a wire
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20
Hollis. Daniels.

MT. Russell Hollis, of this city, am! Miss Marion Daniels, Of St. Louis, were married at the homo of the bride in the later city Thursday evening. The honeymoon of the bride and groom will be spent in Hot Springs. They will arrive in Pine Bluff about December 2S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20

the county in which the prisoner Wa.s convicted and must be left thoee ff teen days, during which time a notice must be posted on the courthouse door that such petition is on file Coz ernor Davis will consider no petitions which do not bear a certificate from the circut clerk that his rule has beon complied with. In this way all per- sons in county interested will know that pardon is being asked.
 Governor Davis said yesterday that, though he would like to do so, he could not revoke the Lee pardon. and there was slight chance of prosecut ing anyone for forgery in this instant ance.
 The petition WIS typewriter arl the spelling ny bad. Lee was sad to be "dle- om consumption, : but has fallie 2derfully and is now said to be 5, strapping negro working tWelv" 3urs day at Hope. Every one of , attached signatures are claimed to have been forged. - Little Rock Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20
Y. M. C. A. Board Meeting.

The official moard of the \. NJ. C. A. meets tonight in the association rooms at Merrill Institute. The work for 1902 vii be mapped out. and much important business will be disposed of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20
DRGED NA NE
frloN SECURED A NE. EROS PARDON.
Aoopts a New Rule So '0 Be Further Imposed
 Upon.

DAVIS yesterday became
 'ne fact that a month
 a'eu a pardon for remission
 4Ae to one Walter Lee, of 1 :. county, the petition in
 {. '' IS alleged, false, and to
 one hundred names were .aulns those Of the sheriff. blp,, p,'osecutins attorney. The |''ailess ef the scheme was E put all suspicion. if any ! slVused' :, would have been L,,as ,lP Identity of the person \ 4'su the petition, who is a '0Ols man of FIempsteal I,o.', l the case is that a new fola,. lsu''fe in the pardon line |on a' i, pardon petition after [ntira n''o the office of the
 bs ", of' at least, no longer ilaa ..'. Ao.'eed. All petitions "i'h the circuit clerk of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20
Pen for Two Years.

' T. Abram, of the state ' passed through the city
 en route to Little Rock Tatum, a negro sent to ltiary for two years fos
 ny committed in Cleveland
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20

On December 21. D and g. 'ha St L., ], NJ. and s. Ky. will sell round trip tickets to New Orleans and Mem- phis, Tenl4+-z eat-rate-af eat one and one third fare for the round trip. Limit of all tickets thirty days from date of sale. H. N Atwood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20
CALENDARS REPADDED.

If you have any calendars lett over from last year you can have same padded for 1902. by the Adams Print ing company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20

vas sent to Cincinnati notifying tho authorities of that city to look out for the man. It was learned by the Cincinnati officials that Raymond was stopping at hotel there He was arrested this morning. Chief Rich ards was notified of the fact at noon. Raymond says he will return to Pine Bluff without requisition papers,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20
Ice on River.

\ crust q ice has farmed au oithe1 side of the river md should the ten peratme take drop, 1t maF freeze oycr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20

Advertising is to the merchant whs blowing and sowing is to the farm5 Pa. Courier
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-20

Chief Craig and Van Clief were looked for on the n. m Cotton Belt train today, but the train is over three hours late and they will not arrive till tonight
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-05

sylvaEia Company, and 500 long gondoIas
subleased to the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company
representing in all 1900 cars and total
cost Of 900, but under the terms of
these subleases the final payments to the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not
be made until November 1st, 1901.
a further issue of Car Trust securities
was made, consisting of S,76i.OOO of GER
C" H Il" and *" Pennsylvania
Car Trust, bearing interest at the rate of
S13 per cent. per annum. There will thus
road Company 1863 gondolas, 1900 box ears
and 500 steel gondolas; for the Allegheny
Valley Railway Company $50 gondolas and
100 box cars; for the Pennsylvania Com
pany 1000 long gondolas and $50 steel gon-
dOlas: and for the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati
Chicago and st. Louis Railway Company
1000 long gondolaS and 200 steel gondolas;
an aggregate of 1919 cars.
The total number of Car Trust cars now
in Service is $3.50 and the Car Trust GER
tificates outstanding December 3lst, 1900
aggregate si5.600,00o.
The number Of tons of freight moved
on the three grand divisions east of Pitts
burgh and Erie in 1900 was 10i S14 04O. an
number of passengers was 4O.655,24 an
Increase of 2,605.SQ2. or 6.S5 per cent. as
compared with 1899.
The other Railroad Companies east of
Pittsburgh and Erie in which your Com
pany is interested show satisfactory re-
suits. Detailed statements of their OPP
erations will he found in their respective
annual reports. as well as in the full re-
port of your Company.