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The evening times., 1902-07-23
MR.. SANGER DETAINED
BY ILLNESS OF WIFE
Chief Clerk SchofeId Signing Necessary
Papers at War Department

Owing to the unexpected illness OF
Mrs. Sanger, the Assistant Secretary OF
War has been detained in New York,
and viii probably be unable TO return
TO Washington for several days. IN q
private despatch received at the WaT
Department this morning. Assistant
Secretary Sanger says:
Had expected to be in Washington
today. but am detained by Mrs Sanger.
Illness; operation for appendicitis viii
be performed this morning"
Unless he is detained for some time
no one viii be designated as Acting
Secretary Of War. Chief Clerk Scho-
field has been authorized to sign war
rants and important papers requiring
Immediate attention.
The evening times., 1902-07-23
WANTED FOR FRAUD AND
JUMPING BOARD BILL

Detective Sergeant Tom Hartigan will
arrive in Washington this afternoon
from Greencastle. Pa, bringing with
him Edward Burge, an alleged travelling
salesman, who is wanted by the local
police on d charge OF having secured,
throu yh Misrepresentation, more than
500 worth Of electrical supplies from
Thomas E RinggoId, well-kaown cleo
triciaa OF this city The prisoner will
also have TO face q charge Of having
failed 90 pay his board bill. amounting
to more than $40. while stopping il this
city.
The evening times., 1902-07-23
TWO CHILDREN CREMATED
BY GASOLINE EXPLOSION
Blaze Fired Dwelling and Children's
Mother Barely Escaped.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, July 23-The
residence Of W H Feather at Pinto,
this county, was destroyed this morning
by the explosion OF a gasOIene stove
Feathers two children, six and five
years old respectively, we're cremated,
and an infant was badly burned Mrs
Feather had narrow escape. Tbs
blaze in the stove had been turned
OF for some time before the explosion
occurred How 1t became ignited is .
mystery.
The evening times., 1902-07-23
FUNERAL OF MR.. SLOAN.
Tomorrow Afternoon at Residence Of
His Sister.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Patrick Sloan, who died suddenly Mon
day evening at 106 Florida Avenue
northwest. will be held at 2 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon at the residence OF
his sister. Mrs. knight, at 354 Mclean
Avenue southwest The interment VIII
be made at Mount Olivet Cemetery
On Monday evening at about 9:45
o'clock Mr.. Sloan was sitting on the
front porch Of Mrs. Annie Dries, at 10f
Florida Avenue. when he was taken with
3 hemorrhage. Death ensued before a
physician could be summoned
Coroner Nevitt was notified, but de-
cided that an inquest vas unnecessary
NIr- Sloan was employed by Mr. Lotus
al e11 Seventh Street northwest, where
he also lived.
The evening times., 1902-07-23
NO Word YET RECEIVED
FROM GENERAL GRANT
War Department Believes He
Viii Accept Assignment.
Has Had the Longest Service of Any
General Officer in the
Philippines.

No word has been received at the War
Department from Gen. Frederick D.
Grant, who was rendered the command
OF the Department of Texas.
General Grant is now in Southern
Luzon, and having had the longest ser
vice in the Philippines OF any general
officer now there it was thought de-
sirGble to give him an opportunity to
return home and take assignment in
this country.
It is fully expected that he will ae-
cept the assignment and plans have been
made by the War Department with tina;
expectation.
The evening times., 1902-07-23
HEARING IN ARSON
CASE POSTPONED

The hearing in the case Of Charles
P. Posey. charged with arson. was today
continued in the United States brancl
Of the Police Court until saturday
Posey was released on giving bail Of
$500
Posey was formerly policeman. Re
Gently he has been keeping a grocer
store On BTightwOOd Avenue Early
yesterday morning FIRE broke out in MS
store. Later. It is claimed. the dis
coyeTy was made that flames had broker
oUI IN Eve or six different places in th
building at the same time. and thu
when the dors were broken open II
inside Of the structure was filled wiki
the fumes Of coal oil.
The evening times., 1902-07-23
C0L0RED WOMAN KNOCKED
DOWN By BICYCLlST

Media Warner, q coloTed woman twen-
ty-seven years of age, living at 1927
Twenty-third Street northwest, was
knocked down by a bicyclist near the
corner of Fourteenth Street and Penn
syivania Avenue northwest this morning
and painfully injured about the head
She was removed to the Emergency Hos
pital in a carriage by Policeman DaI-
rymple. Of the First precinct
The evening times., 1902-07-23
REFUSES TO RETURN
WITHOUT REQUISITI0N

Detective Sergeant Miller returned TO
this city late last night from Chicago
where he went to arrest Harry ". Blair,
q young man vel known Ia this city
who Is wanted by the local authorities
OF a charge Of having embezzIeG the sum
OF 800 from Mr.. DanenhoWer, the pro-
prietor of the Colonial Hotel. Owing 10
the fact that Blair refused TO accompany
the local detective back 70 this city
without requisition papers, Sergeant
Miller returned TO Washington last night
alone Blair VIII be brought 10 this
city. however, in few days BY a
United States deputy marshal
The evening times., 1902-07-23
PROPOSE ANOTHER MEETING.
Austria and Germany Want to Consider
Russia's Attitude on Sugar.

VIENNA, July 23.-Austria and Ger
many propose the holding Of an iaterna-
tional conference to discuss the attitude
Of Russia On the sugar question
The conference proposed ~ the Car
to deal with the question OF the trusts
will be held in st. Petersburg.
The evening times., 1902-07-23
Young Evans viii Recover.

The condition Of James Evans, the if
teen -year-oId boy who was struck on
the head with stone several days ago
by Lloyd Jackson. a negro. at Glen
Echo, and painfully injured, was re-
ported to be much improved this morn
ing al the Georgetown University Hos
pitaL The negro is being held in jail at
Rockville
The evening times., 1902-07-23
MISSING MISS NASH
STILL UHHEARD FR0H

Nothing has yet been learned By tn
local police Of Miss Louisa c. Nash
the young school teacher, who has beee
missing from her home IN this city 70
more than 4 month past, despite the Iac
that every possible effort is being mad,
h the police TO secure g clue to he.
whereabouts.
The evening times., 1902-07-23
Marriage Licenses Issued

James E. Waymack and Laura L Aus
tin, both Of Richmond, "a.
VIII am 5. Garrett and Alice r VII
liams, both of GlenDiau. W Va
Orlando G. Hall and Esther Y. Byng.
Henry s Jones and Nellie A. Dugan.
william T. Ball and Rosale Pollard
both Of Fairfax county. Va.
4ouis z. Chase and Caroline c. Yates
Francis y. White and Mary Johnson
Edward J. Cunson and Lena May Jar
Wis
The evening times., 1902-07-23
DIED.

CoATEs-On Monday. Juy q. 1862, at s:45
D. m. at his residence. 1903 Street south
east, JOHN THOMAS COATES. eldest son Of
Mary Athey Coates and OF the late J. T. Coates.
aged tweuty-six years.
Funeral from his late residence. Wednesday
evening, July g. at 4 O'Clock. Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited. IntermeHt pri-
vate-
Ueesburg papers please eopy1
The evening times., 1902-07-23
WANTS TO OCCUPY THE
SEAT OF MR. De ARM0ND

osCEOLA, Mo, July 23.-The sixth
district Republican convention has nom
mated the Hon. Joseph 3. Lindsey, OF
ton
The evening times., 1902-07-23
EDUCATIONAL.
sl0-SuMaER SESSION $40
WOODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

81 East Capitol St.
Owing TO the fact that We shall need sd
youue men and women during the ensuing year
TO fiji steaographie and business positions. We
ofer instruction in business shorthand, or civil
service morning afternoon, or evening. from
price Of SO. SIX enthusiastic teachers have
the classes in charge Electric fans TelephCne
Z 5s Gail 0r write for fun particulars
COURT T. MOOD. IL II, Ii. D., President.
ACADEMY. Rockville, Md, for boys; home
Iifs; individual Gaze and instruction: terms
moderate. Address y. P. MASON, Z. s. \. h
The evening times., 1902-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LAWN PARTY BY GOLDEN RULE TENT.
No. p KNIGHTS OF MaCCABEES. at 1901 Sd
St. corner Of Florida ave. NY. All are vel
come Free admission Dancing m23-2
THE partnership heretofore existing between
Ballard J. Galloway and zIattii==ss ard under
the name Of Galloway & Ward. wholesale com
mission merchants, IS hereby dissolved Bal
lard J. Galloway Withdrawing from the Arm.
Nathan !. Ward succeeds TO the business and
assumes gIl obligations Of the firm and Is zu-
thorized to collect all debts.
BALLARD J. GALLOWAY
NATHAN ]. WARD. egg
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fees they will serve the famous Ben
nett & Sloan's Java and Mocha coffee,
free, Saturday.
Next time you order flour, be sure to
get the genuine Gold Medal. A good
housekeeper is always anxious to haye
light bread. Beautiful biscuits and
dainty rolls adorn her table. To
accomplish this the flour to use is
the Washburne-Crosby Gold Medal,
sold by the Farmers Trading Co.
A. S. Hill, who has benin very poor
health for some time, is now able to
get about his house. He is under the
care of DR. Marcy and Frank Mcdowell
as nurse.
Contractor ?. D. Boinay has just
completed for John Wybel of Mud
Pond district, above Charlottesville, a
neat house, 24x32, two stories. Their
house and contents was destroyed by
fire in the summer time.
Miss Mary G. Erwin is spending a
few weeks in Bridgeport.
Benjamin Norris, the veteran Lake
Waramaug hotel man, was in New Mil
ford, Tuesday.
That thorough-going farmer, A. E.
Knowles, of the GAINESVILLE district,
will probably become resident OF
New Milford village before many
months He has bought lot on Grow.
street, TOKYO, of Hunt & Miller, ant
plans to erect double house.
Henry Adams is having concret.
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Lawrence Camp, one Of the thorough
going farmers of the town, has just
completed silo of his own design, Ca
pable of holding 100 tons of ensilage.
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The NeWtOWn Bee
Ten Pages.
LITCHFlELD COUNTY.
NEW MILFORD.

MEETING OF L1TCHFIELD ARCHDEACON-
RY.
A meeting of the Connecticut branch
of the Woman's Auxiliary to the
Board of Missions in this Archdeaconry
will be held in St Johns church, New
Milford, on Friday, November 7, 1902.
Communion at IL O'Clock a. M, follow
ed by brief business meeting, confer
ence and addresses at LAS a. m. The
parish house will be open for the re-
ception of guests, and tea and coffee
served there at l p. m. Missionary
Rt Rev L. R. Brewer, D. D., of Mon
tana. 1t is also hoped that in
teresting women speakers from our
mission fields may be present in the
morning. Entertainment will be fur
nished to guests wishing to remain
over night. There will be no service
at All Saints Memorial church, Friday
afternoon, SO the congregation may at
tend the missionary meeting at ST
Johns. In connection with the
Woman's Auxiliary meeting to he held
in New Milford on Friday, November
7, Archdeacon Plumb wishes to have
an informal reception for men in the
parish house from 8 to 10 p. m. Bishop
Brewer, the "Father of the Apportion-
ment Plan," will be present and wishes
to talk freely with men about the plan.
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537.
Comptroller, Kilduff d, 563: Seeley
r, $40.
Acknowledgement, Pierce d, 564;
King +, $40.
representative at Large; Cummings
d, 567: Lilley r, ;536.
Representative in Congress, Bishop,
Jr., d, ST.: Hill r, 522.
Senator, Clark d, 535; Mygatt +, sos.
Sheriff, Middlebrooks d, 81: Belden
L, 534.
Judge of Probate, Adds d, 594; Todd
r, sos.
Representatives,, Stau b d, 56S; Ben
nit d, 5es; Hill r, 522: Kyle r, SAB.
Justices of the Peace, Baldwin d
SIP: Evans d, 574; Levy d, SIP; Marsh
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w. G. BARTON'S
New Milford's Shopping
Center.
OUR SOLEAIM AND EFFORT is

To make this popular shopping center, bring
patrons very kind merchandise a
expense We feel that the very best goods
good for you and determined that you shall find them
here little price the goods be purchased for
anywhere Our present quarters little cramped hut the
time is short off when will welcome all
to larger and better-yes, of the best of stores
MILLINERY.
the hat much desire
UNDERWEAR.
wear until you cold fastened that last all winter
than will week or two and putting
and thoroughly
qualities
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Lawrence Camp, one Of the thorough
going farmers of the town, has just
completed SilO of his own design, ca
pable of holding 100 tons of ensilage.
The barns on the farm of H. G.
Ives in Chestnut Land have been
painted handsome shade Of yellow.
The farm is carried on by John O'Con-
nor. a model farmer in every way.
Editor A. p. Smith of TIE BEE was
entertained at dinner, Saturday, at
the hospitable home of Lawrence
Camp.
A party of village young people had
a gay time Hallowe zen night, including
three suppers. Finally the young
men were led blindfolded to the GEN.
etery, when their fair escorts rushed
away and left them.
Hoyt g. Atchison have been awarded
the contract for supplying the turnl-
t,lre for Boardman chapel.
The Farmers Trading Co. had two
car loads of coal arrive, Wednesday
which was divided among their Gus
TONERS in half ton lots.
Mrs William Trowbridge and Mrs
Ella Wildman of Woodbury. visited
last week, at e. A. Wildman's.
Sergeant Nicholson returned OF
Monday from visit of 10 days will
his only sister, Mrs J. B. Wayland, 0
Monroe.
Miss Bessie Jennings OF Golden
Bridge, N. Y, passed Saturday an
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs A. M. Booth
Mr. and Mrs Andrew M. Booth wen
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-11-07

MERRITT HILL IN NEW ROLE.
For some time Merritt w. Hill has
been playing the violin in connection
with the musical services at st Johns
church. The other Sunday little boy
living on South Main street attended
service and came home with some as
founding information. He said, "Say,
mamma" they have got two ministers
up to St John's.' Chow is that?"
asked his mother. "Oh," replied the
boy, ''Mr Plumb played the violin and
there was another man in the pulpit"
Some of the boys have now dubbed
the genial Merritt "The Rector"
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
Sunday was ''rally day" at the
Methodist Sunday school. An inter-
esting program of readings and sing
ing took the place of the usual Sunday
school hour.
Rev DIR George Lansing Taylor was
unable to preach, Sunday night, and
Rev w. II. Gilbert preached for him.
THE CHURCH OF ST FRANCIS XAVIER.
A requiem high mass was celebrated
on Monday morning at II for all the
faithful dead. Father Cronan sang
the mass.
The annual collection for the Church
of st Francis Xavier will be taken up
on November 9.
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to New York, Wednesday, for sojour
of a few days.
NEW MILFORD'S VOTE.

The total vote in New Milford was
1l19. The democrats swept. the deck,
electing both representatives and
Judge of probate. Henry S. Mygatt,
republican candidate for senator, car
ried New Milford by 30 votes. The
vote in detail was as follows:
Governor, Melbert B. Cary, d, 5G4;
Abiram Chamberlain, r, $50.
Lieutenant Governor, E. Kent Hub
bard, Jr., d, sos; Henry Roberts L, $40.
Secretary, Calkins d, 564; Vinal r,
$50.
Treasurer, Hugo d, 567; Gallup r,
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d, SIP: Adds d, SCI: Mcmahon SIP;
Dorwin d, 574: Beach d, 575: McEuen
d, $50: Glennon d, 574; Williams r, 525:
Sturg IS r, 534; Barlow r, 535; Ackley
r, 534; Mallory r, $50; Hine r, 536:
Soule r, 535; Hine r, 534; Mcmahon r,
532, Morehouse r, 534; Todd r., ?.
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AFFAIRS IN MERRYALL.

AFFAIRS IN MEhhfALL.
Mrs Alice Merwin returned home,
this week, from visit with relatives
in Germantown, Pa, and Bridgeport.
Conrad Decker has recovered his
health again SO as to be around and
out of doors.
Will Beecher is moving into Mrs
Marvin's house, recently vacated by
Hiram Peck.
Mrs G. NJ. Merwin's mother has re-
turned to her home in Lakeville, after
spending some time with her daugh-
ter.
A man from New Jersey was through
this place, last week, buying apple tree
logs.
G. n. Abbott and John Wells have
been saving wood in New Milford, this
week, with their gasoline engine.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-11-07
TOBACCO is MOVING.

A representa- tive of The BEE met
one of the energetic Sperry Brothers
on top of a big load of cased tobacco,
being taken for shipment to New Pres
ton station. He said their cased to-
bacco was moving off finely. He had
lust returned from a Western trip,
which was very successful. Business
was looking good and he had one of the
most successful trips he ever made.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-11-07

walk laid in front of his residence on J
the Plains. Christian Hansen is doing
the work.
Hustler NJ. w. Hill, who was the
first to start his temporary store on
the Park, was the first to erect his sign
over his prospective store in the new
Booth block. 1t is in large gilt raised
letters ON a background of black, and
was the work OF Ii. D. IIine.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Titus of Colorado
Springs, Col, are visiting in town.
Mrs John B. Curtis Of San Francisco.
Cal, is visiting Mr. and Mrs l.. F. Cur
tbs at their pleasant home on the hill.
Howard Bennett saw a deer in the
woods near his house on Sunday. as he
was returning from church.
Ebert Burwell has teen painting
the residence of Frank Straight in
Merrya!!.
GAYLORDsvILTE TOPICS.
Pc. Clark and family Of New Mil
ford have teen visiting at Fame s. Tn
derhill's.
Frank Kennedy and si> ter, wi o have
been spendirg week with friends in
Syracuse, N. Y, returned home last
Friday.
| Frank Isabel was in this place,
the past " eek, and in company with DR.
Dolan has made life miserable for the
partridge and quail.
Mrs Mary o. Davis, who has been at
Paine & Underhills, returned home,
asst Saturday.
visiting at 1. B. Gaylord's, last week,
was stricken with apoplexy while there
and died almost instantly.
E. A. HelSten is in failing health
and Is confined to his room most OF the
time. He is with his daughter, Mrs
Charles POmeroy.
|, Men from the contractors camp
worked nearly all day, Sunday, unload.
ing large engine and stone cruSher at
: the depot.
Thomas Morey & Co. have moved
their steam sawmill to the tract OF
timber on the river bank near Paine &
Underhill's.
The family of Eugene Potter held 8
birthday party On FIR iday evening, last
week, in honor of their son, Andrew
, A number Of cans of lingering trout
were received from the state hatchery
, on Monday OF this week, and placed IL
] the surrounding brooks.
: Some of our farmers have not fin
= ished digging their potatoes yet.
S AS showing what hold the ''stren
, uous" life has upon people at the pres
ent time it is not an uncommon sigh
r to see ladies riding by these frost,
, morning with no covering on thei
o heads.
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ST JOHNS CHURCH NOTES.
At the morning service, next Sun
day, Percy Collins will sing solo. In
the evening the anthem, ''Seek We the
Lord" will be sung.
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Duncan

We did have time get store in first class shap
23d, but did business just the Our
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-03
IS SWEPT BY FLAMES
Big Fire at Atlantic City,
the Great Seaside
Resort.
WITHIN TWO HOURS TWO AND
ONE-HALF MILLIONS OF
PROPERTY DESTROYED.
Seven Hotels, Music Hall, Young's
Pier and Famous Board Walk
Among Lost Property.
TELEGRAPH NEWS OF THE DAY

Atlantic City, N. j., April 3.-This
great seaside resort was swept by
flames today which at 2 o'clock this
afternoon had done two and half mil
lion dollars damage, and were still
spreading No casualties have been
reported.
The blaze started at 1915 a. m. in
the Windsor hotel from an unknown
cause, and gales spread the flames
with lightning rapidity, and within two
hours the Tarleton, Windsor, Luray
Berkeley, Stratford, Bryn Mawr and
Stickney hotels were destroyed to-
gether with numerous minor buildings
within three blocks. Music hall and
Young's pier also went up, and the
famous board walk was destroyed
The panic stricken guests rushed
from the hotels and viewed the spec
tacular scene from the beach
The whole beach front, from Illinois
to New York avenues, was ablaze at
the same time.
In response to an early call, Phila
delphia firemen arrived here this after
noon.
At p. m. the flames spread across
New York avenue, but it is believed
that the worst is over.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-03
ROXY CANN0N'S PALS
Two of Them Thought to
Be Under Arrest in
Pine Bluff.
THEY ARE EVIDENTLY CROOKS
AND WILL BE HELD FOR
INVESTIGATION.
Finding of MutiIated Dress Suit Case
Leads to interesting Devel.
opr1ents.
IMPORTANT LOCAL ARRESTS

The arrest of Roxy Cannon, the no.
torious hotel crook by Memphis Of
ficers last Tuesday, a full account OF
which appeared in Wednesdays
Graphic, created quite a sensation liz
local police circles as the veteran
crook is now known to have been in
Pine Bluff during the street fair.
The arrest of Cannon by the Mem
phis police seems to have been coun.
|terbalanced by the arrest of two men
in this city, who, Chief Of Police Craig
believes, are pals of Cannon, and noto-
rious pickpockets. They were arrest
ed during street fair week suspected
of being the pickpockets who relieved
Dr.. Stephenson, Of Little Rock, of $50,
and Mr.. Broomfield, the travelling man,
of 1925.
When both men were searched the
police were assured that they had two
bad crooks. One gives his name as r.
Hilliard Brown; the other parades as
Browns brother, but the police believe
his name to be Geo. Bode.
| When searched four pawn tickets of
the Jackson (Tenn.) Loan and Jewel
ry company, numbers 1923, 1924 1926
and 1926, for $34.50, $65, $40 and $72
respectively were found on Brown.
This furnished conclusive proof to the
police that they are crooks. To secure
such amounts from a pawn shop one
would have to pawn valuable dia-
hi &c. hot no fyUn
! did at Jackson.
Additional light was thrown on the
personalities of the two men in the
afternoon. Chief Craig was in tele-
graphic communication with Chief Je"
rome Richards, of Memphis, and with
the Jackson Loan and Jewelry COM
pany. From the latter he ascertaireG
that the pawn tickets were genuine
and not forgeries. From Chief Rich
ards Mr.. Craig received the news that
there was no doubt but that Roxy
Cannon is the man who robbed Mr..
Sims here last week. Chief Craig Will
have pictures and Bertillion measure
ments taken of the two men and he
has no doubt but that he will succeed
in convicting them of diamond steal
ing They are two of the worst scar
ed men ever in Pine Bluff at the pres
ent. They feel the coils of the law
gradually Tightening about them. This
morning they asked for a trial, but tre
request was of course refused.
A trial at this stage would be use
less without the proof. Mr.. Craig is
jubilant over the capture, and is con-
fident that he has in custody two Of
the most notorious diamond clippers
and hotel thieves in the country
The police hope to be able to convict
both of them for robbery in this cit*,
but if they cannot do that they will be
held until further investigation car be
made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-03
Rain Mars the Bio Shoot.

Kansas City, April 3.-Rain marred
the second day Of the grand American
handicap shoot. 1t was l before the
first man failed at the traps. Instead
of shooting twelve birds each, the
marksmen expect to only cover eight
more today. This throws the most
exciting part Of the contest to Friday
and probably Saturday. There were
143 straight scores at eight birds when
today's first shot was fired
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-03

committe were directed to execute an
deliver nevecessary copies of certifi.
Gates to the various candidates intere-
ested therein, and to forward the orig
inal to the secretaries of Tie Demo
cratic state central committee and
other committees, and retain others
vention of Jefferson county when as
sembled.
The Democratic convention for JEFF
ferson county meets in Pine Hluff on
next Saturday, April 5, to elect dele.
gates to the state and district conven-
tions.