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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-18
METEoR III GETS ACROSS.

METEOR III GETS ACROSS.
London April >17.-Emperor Williams yacht
Meteor III, in tow of the steamer Scotia,
passed Prawle Point at $40 O'Clock this morn
ing. The Meteor left New York on the after
noon Of April !.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-18

80, 80 =. ,-.,. -..AL az ,o,,,%,y ou.
Loy uas deu an at h; a,ra r. he niaced on
~ 49, ;,nr.t ainSotinn hsIiof al alderman on
the republican ucAee.
co,. .o tsh,ttnnoora-H n Thiele.
-, - ~ ~, .. ., - s,,snector In charge
u1t ~. reT 10 .ne and 81 Pan work. mas
I Tue ssamaT ~ Tho Chattanooga division.
peeH assismeII ~ ~ tr.nsfarreS from Minne-
IN feoIuaIy Ie Msts y ,,t l., charpe of the
ap ,.. 10 ~. Ao0is ANY pNs -
Si''
covered VIII lue onive
slty Glee ana Malaoitn utup te',n throwob
tefday from IONS :eontei' t tou o~d 20
the northern ooEuon q ene Tamoorts wars
canada as Tar as Wlnnlpes.,, EonI Ita,ton
given at ALEXANDRIA fersus Faiis, G~ba tn
Grand FORKS, winnipeg ana raiSo' Ano 'A'e
was a success in every particular
ker and Harry Lewis both aged about Is
years, ran away from their homes IN Soutn,
east Minneapolis last night. u Is pelleyeI ca
that they went to Chicago Inc farh a ima
is Of J. c. Parker, 4oS Seco 9no a a.s
street Sc. 1t Is supposed that tney lett To-
aether.
To Talk of the II. NJ. S.-Dr. george
Tunnel a graduate of the University OF MIN
nesota and now secretary to the president OF
the North Western railroad, lectureo .T 70.
day at the state university upon me -
Railway Mail Service OF the Cnltea STATES.
DR.. Tunnel has made special STUDY OF Tue
problem. The lecture VIII De given III Chapel
at 1890.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-18

The Medics' Grievance - The mem
bers of the senior medical class of the univer-
sity, it is said, have decided not to attend the
clinics at the free dispensary, alleging as
their reason that these clinics are conducted
by inexperienced clinicians, many OF whom
were graduated from the university last year
and have had little practical experience. The
needles are reported to have discussed the
grievance at a class meeting yesterday, but as
yet nothing of AN official nature has been laid
before the authorities of the school.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-18

Three SpanI<ings Due-The parents
of three lads who attend the Sheridan school
were called upon by detective this morning
and asked to reimburse certain teacher in
the school whose pocketbook the boys stole.
Last Wednesday, while the teacher was form
ing the line, her pocketbook disappeared FROM
its accustomed place on the desk. Saturday
the lad who took it gave the $40 bill it con-
tained to a companion, and with third boy
h,ey came down town and spent 1t.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-18
FINDS IT LIVELY HERE
r.. THORPE OBSERVES REALTY
He Came Here to Visit, but Puts
In His Time Making
Sales.

J. R. Thorpe, brother of S. S. Thorpe,
formerly OF Minnea polls, is in the city.
He will return to Denver on Saturday.
Mr.. Thorpe is pleased with the in
creased activity in Minneapolis real es-
tate. Yesterday morning he made five
sales in the office CT Thorpe Brothers
wit hin half an hour of opening. The rec
ord kept W for the day. Nevertheless,
although the Improvement in local realty
predicted for several years is at hand,
Denver, city of only half the inn
portance, is ahead several points. Mr..
Thorpe, who is now familiar with values
what they are in: his home town and rem
tai values about, two-t thirds of what 1t
beasts !sa4agoa5 ,aa,s.. -,
Autos for Sightseeing.
An innovation in Denver, Mr.. Thorpe
suggests as practicable for introduction
in Minneapolis. It is a plan by which
any one may take in the beauties of the
city ina wayAthat is now impossible BY
street cars. .---,~,.-4--~.--4---4...,a..s
The scheme would be something like
this: A line Of automobiles. carrying; some
sixteen or eighteen persons each to bt
run about the lakes and over the parl
bouleyards and best residence streets O.
the city. Starting points to be established
at the West the Nicollet, the Andru
building and in say two other centra
points. For 80 cents an enjoyable ride
Of an hour might be obtained. Upon pur'
chase Of ticket reserved seat is Sc
cured in the next leaving automobile.
In Denver, city with lots of ideas, ant
of course plenty Of money, the scheme il
very popular. Mr.. Thorpe believes tina
something of the, sort would take here ant
be a money maker for somebody with
little capital to put in the vehicles. TIL
machines should make at least So an hou
while running.
Mr.. Thorpe is now engaged in the mu
nicipal bond brokerage business:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-18
E. w. PEET DEAD
Passed Away Mt His st. Paul Home
This Afternoon.

This AffefnOOn.
Emerson w. Peet, who has been lying
at the point of death for several days at
his home, I'll Summit avenue. st. Paul,
died yesterday Mr.. Peet has long
been a prominent figure in st. Paul bust
ness circles and for number of years
with his son has been state agent for the
Mutual Life Insurance company of New
York which has large agencies IN both of
the twin cities.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-18
CITY NEWS

A Potential Aldermnn-Joseph Con-
roy has filed an affidavit with the county au-
ditor announcing his desire to be placed on
. the primary election ballot as alderman on
the republican ticket.
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induce them to keep away, if we say nothing
about the evidence that appears from. some
OF the afidavits of the complaint that hands
were laid uron them, although I think the
evidence does not show that persons We're
interfered withi SO as to restrain them by:
force But there is, perhaps, sufficient to
show that hands were laid upon them in the
matter OF inducement and persuasion to cause.
them RI % away
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-18

Killed by u Train-A dispatch from
Tacoma tells OF the finding Of the mangled
MinneapoIis to Everett, Wash, about three
weeks ago The man evidently had met
death by being struck by Great Northern
train near Everett. blossoms chiidren, accord
ing TO the dispatch, reside in this city.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-18

Going to Chattanoogn-H. E. Thiele,
until Feb. 10 the postofice inspector in charge
OF the Minneapolis and st. Paul work, mas
been assigned to the Chattanooga DIVISION.
In February he was transferred from Mime
apolis to St. Louis and put In charge OF the
city business. "a. 49,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-23
Daughters of Confederacy
Disagree on Organization Emblem

Newport. Oct. 23-The eleventh an
nual state convention OF the Arkansas
division OF the United Daughters OF
10 Cn':'feracy re, in opening ses-
8; n i: vt yesterIn.' .iornlng at 10: 81
o'clctk Tie Circuit court rom nal
been elaoorately and appropriately
-acoraJed fo tie occasion. and the
rit,. cns of Newro:t re manifestlN2
great interest in the entertainment OF
the delegates and the proceedings OF
tho csftcrtlsi
Mt y +. E.u.Nr. of Pine BlGE,
.lc re,ir,"c 10. It. srGfc Of thi :
., - a. ''ta 'aa1 of aar natiritT, max
~ hei IL t.. aei'-e' Of ltri.ansas As
sch as OF the confederacy. 'fhe speai;'
er made seyerel recommend tons,
enc that tho deaths Of al mon1hef5
,lcul5 be repeFed To the recording
:ocreta.y and st,rc-e filed with at
etc. Another recommendation was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-23
Miss GaIt's Response to
j. Ed Murray Camp, u <. V.

ply w5s made to the little lady's let,
ter:
pine Bluff Ark. Oct. 20 1902--
Miss Laura Talbot Gait. Bueche,
Ky My Dear Miss: As commander
c.s J. Ed Murray camp L. G.. V. | de-
sire to acknowledge the receipt Of
your splendid letter. We feel that
in making you honorary member
of our camp We have simply honorel
ourselves. and Va congratulate you
for havinS the moral courage t.. refuse
to sing song 20 disrasteful TO ever?
true soE..ern man or woman. Am
truly sOt,.' to hear Of your being trou-
hied with tonslitis and wish from the
depths 81 my heart that you could
transfer the affliction. in p moro VIC
lent form, to tie teacher who attempt
cd 70 expel you from schoo! for aefgs.
ing : sing that aetestablc ballad. We
'vc~'d u le3iehtel to h?ye y0r with
- Al N,erv Orleans a@ - hsae' ed
slsasc cf ouc P0nsol- L, maid Of hen
.. dWing the next annual rem
I'd take pleasure in extending 1e
90 the invitation now VITA p:o
found respect. | am yo'lrs truly.
"THCMAS GREEN.
Commander.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-23
TO A HOT SPRINGS BOY
Hiss Alike Roosevelt Reported En-
gagged - l. ie.lt. John GreenWav

ia little 2oels 6;azeete today
prints the following seniaA WIZ be
te@l VA mach Interest ~ every Ar
Iansaean:
No ding TO a report ROW ia circr-
latics. John Greenway OF HcJ Spring
= ea&ased 70 Mis- Alice Roosevelt,
's,e@i1te, Q. IL, president. This re-
9ert @5 telegraphed to all parts OF
,.to tniteA States last night, but at
#.7a SPRINGS nothing was known sener-
Ally Is to .ho correctness : the IL
me-. Neither john GfceaEa% nor Dr
8. (. CreenWay. his father, copld be
s9aehel last night,
.tchr GHeen~ay was lieuten NJ
II oae ot tie troops OF Roseye!t's
rough riders ard during the Santiago
eampaien in the Spanish-American
var he nd Col. Roosevelt became
fast friends The young lieutenant's
ct u4mansIing officer greatly admired
he young man ard recommended him
ior promotion on account e'e gailantry
n the famous charge up San Jul Il
bill.
Young Grcenwav's fame as Yale
man WAS known to Col. Roosevelt,
nd when he tot Springs yetlng man
presented Inn sell as a volunteer for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-23

length on the questions of trusts and
revision Of the / riff. and bitterly ar
iaened Republican extravaganza in
s!atc affairs
After MI Coler and his associates
on the ticket had reviewed the parade
from the balcony of the Manhattan
clG5, a banquet was served at which
allStiee TruaX presided and during
watch TIE foiWing letter from former
President Cleveland was resd
Hon, Chas. II. TruaX, President Of
A"nhajtan Cub
Hy Dear Sir: | wish 1t was pe5-
siblC for me 10 attend tomorrow eve r.
inS ,he reception TO pe given by the
Manhatts club 10 the Democratic can
GiGstea for state Offices in the canvass
aps- pending. Though no longer q
citi"on OF New York, | can not lose
my interest in he's political welfare,
I0r forget the honors which her Dem
GcracE has conferred on NE. 1t is
Eaiifrins to know that the Manhat-
tan Il d, as of old, is ready t., give its
encouragement and cid to those who
SIAM, in the present campaign as rep
resentatlves of united party and
against neglect of the peoples inter
est. Hoping that the result will dem
onstrate that the political sentiment
of the people of the state cf New York
is still in favor OF safe and conser-
vat.ve Democracy and is prepared to
support its candidates, I am
yours very truly,
Grover Cleveland
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-23

a&o except that the population has
much to talk Of.
a News man heard the stories OF
soth en- end Blacz aad f}.ol'%h
1h@.e a@a BEEN n judicial inveztig2-
g. Il Back case ~c arc De!fecs!.
satisfied from statements made that
in 'n.s iAst"nce there has been -
grant abuse Of legal remedies in The
Issuance Of the warrant for Black /,
seems th2t another creditor OF Black $
q few ve1i:s aso rad q l@arr IT i@s}leG
in i.ina@3n ceeaty, eHa}gins fraud in
;he sum OF nine dollars. and WHOM the
matte We br9&zcaT 10 the II ntiza
CT Black snd his employer. satae. i II
lose both valuable ,i..3e aHd money IN
tho trial of the lawsuit - agreed ant}
did gay lla amount, Green III q
statemert I'd reference 10 hi D II
tcular case a0d insisted ttat since
Black had naid OF ano1be, man he
surely was entitled TO plj;sl,e q SINH
lar remedy 10 recover the amouni
Slick .Wed him
"Blach stated th7l lie amount il
controve!sy oetr' en Inn and Green
had been diapf SCI oi il suit before a
justice Of tho G2stte a year ago iii
which the decieion was adverse t.
Green and thrt he hal this warrant
issued simply 70 re2aacute y,
"Rumor has hoea cH,rent 10. several
years that along the A1kA:l:a:, r,'e" II
has been customary for irat;, ''.' + the
neace to issue warrants q, arrest for
men and women 1,on se.,2 y al "g5es
of this nature WHOM fa3es ten1ad t"
show that the subject matter W.
only oyertEe debts pure ain! s!mp @.
With these rumors VIC are not cc'n-
cerned however. but in the Green
Black case every indication shows
the arrest to have been one calculated
tC enforce the payment OF deot ID
an Illegal method and ii the matter
rests whe.e it is and goes no furthe.
it will be exceedingly we'll for the
persons concerned with TIE matter
fre.M its incipiency. We trust there
viii be no more cause for complaint
Of this nature.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-23

se.vice IN Jhe rough riders regiment
tha colonel gladly accepted l<i3@ an
at once gave him q commission. Lieut.
GreenWay made i national reputatio.
@a member oI The Nale football leam
lie l., member OF one = TIE most
c,1tused ard respected families in
The south. DE- GFeenWav, of Hot
Sminee, his fatsel, IS #ilelE 1znoYn as
q practitioner.
- h new Of :he reported enga &c
:Hent vii. De read with interest In
little Rock an dar4aghout A1&ar5 :.
Mess ges reached little Rec. A
: . m, a %ie- confirmation q ,ile
Iamored eH&aaelaelt. hn1 al Tia, AoH.
Hon Srti9s III ia posse sion OF
2nE aH4a ~ afos matio, in TIE nat
.er anG cfaore& II communicate with
tHa Gseeu~aya we're unay ling Il
v2s stated that Iohn Greeowa5 "
no5 in ehe city. Friends Of the Green
ways who l1n2nv Of tAe fGjase!1. rela-
tons O.; sting he>tH,eon t3te tf5ecnways
and Zee Reoseyelts crediy lie H4ported
ensa cement with oro3ai,i,itT.
@Tne report wnioh reaea i Little
Rock Yesterday stete1 hat the enga
cement ill be annornca1 a . few
days This 1eport came teaal Wash
ingtCn."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-23

J. Ed Murray camp of United Con
federate veterans has received the
following letter from Miss Laura Tai
be- Gait, Of Louisville. Ky. inre-
sponse T. = resolution adopted by the
mp. making her an honorary mem
Der of the camp:
Homework. Cts. 16. l902.-Mem-
ho~s OF taa j. Ed Murray Camp-Deay
Friends: received 4 Pine Bluff pa
per from which read of my member
hip il ~our t9mn. Ii had not oeen
hsm :"om school vii, tonsilitis,
IN af"aiA : N.-,,'d have tried to imi
tote the rebel yell" SO incontroble
~ su;p1i,e end erwheimiug my
1nl'ght consider that making me g
s.7nesha Q your camp is the yer!
= - =. ',n~ Vat could hc bestowed
u .''~1@ar} ti1n"a OBLIGED Z
NJ tic 1aoae 2n1 II
r, sog ae? Efe
81 sr;er"}.
- AI,RA TALBOT GAIT.
"a ii = noase No. 12. Buechel
Na9trc!,,..
Tnassza,, etr. TICS. ". Green. com
mande.. cf the camp, The following re
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-23

that cotton. in recognition of the part
it had played in helping the south
carry On the struggle. be made the
state organiza tien's emblem. Th3
speaker also advanced the opinioa
.nat the Confederacy had but one flag.
Mrs. J. N. Keller, of Hot Springs
combated The last two statements of
the preceding speaker. Her OBJ
lotions to oc..ton as II emblem Of the
q aanzaticn were vigorously express
al Tho ground for her contention BE-
ing that q flower should BE adopted
ard not a = c'lnet She dem-nstrat-
ad har know'a Ire OF history and re-
lated the manner in which one flag
81 uccceded mother until four had
seen service in the Confederate cause,
ard took the president to task To-
substituting design of two-crassed
fag for that adopted by the last con-
vention far lsgS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-23

.sgt,. lat the Democracy Of the riN
oI NeW Ycrls fully appreciates ho"
yitetI> the underlying principles OF
oHr ety are involved in the pending
canvass; and al}o to know of The
datoIlsiiiiat on 'hat they snail not be
fa.e s5en II its campaign efforts.
'='s's' atea, democratic organization
4 t2@ city i NcW Yo}H IS SO inHor-
-etj q { @f0r IN controlling Ike re-
IA af parts endcaEel IN che broaCest
r rit ,hat H9 eampaian ia which il
ean be considered S5si!ie eiantly
io"a 10 f.ee ii fr4na the responsibility
e - Influence npon psftE p *pects
owe hele q aod Il Pii tHa4E This
?.s5t.= esihilrv las heoa weil met IN
- .srs aia cal,.4aian aeeapec Of the
saioft tiea af tte.t@oth. eaf5z'iataeea
X in,eg.: Il pert@ 5aas, :, aad ~ the
z@neil13n efterta - .ser:'fa Harmonious
remeeiatie action .aeereiy hope
thar. IS a lesHlt he democracy cf
l,a CRY OF N'cN. York viii again de-
monstrate its invncbility at home:
that Democratic good government and
economical administration will be fe
stored &C the penole of the state and
tat Democratic hope and confidence
VII be revived and simulated far be
rond ne limits of city and state. Hop
;aa that rour meeting will be abund-
2G;lv succes 2ful aud most useful in
.hn caEse, | am vour5 very truly
Grover Cleveland.
Mr.. Hill, who re.ched the hall prior
to the reading of Mr.. Cleyelands let
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-23
Prosecution for Debt
Kicks Up Ruupus in Dest1a

The following interesting item is
from the Dumas News and the mat
ters related seem to be creating con
siderable feeling in Desha county:
Levi Green. a negro farmer OF JET
Rferson county arrived in town early
+ last week armed with warrant f.
the arrest Of a colored man by the
of R. A. Pickens on the Dowdy place
The warrant was issued by masis
trate Of jefferson county named Ja-
cobs, and was for obtaining gods and
|" money under false pretenses. Gfcen
in company With several young pseudo
officers went to Black cabin after
nightfal and upon being fefGs ad-
mittance broke lown the door, entered
and placed their man under arrest.
Before Green could get away with his
man, however, r. A. PickenS was cali
ed upon the scete and having heard
the statements of the pafties con"oll}-
ed, became convinced that the arrest
of Black upon the charge named was
III fact nothing more or less than an
imprisonment for a debt which Green
contended that Black had been oWins
him for year past and refused t. pay.
lThe circumstances of the arrest With
the causes leading to it called for in
reference and very promptly Black
|swore out warrant against Green for
False Imprisonment which was instant
1y served and Green found himself
hors de combat.
Green's case was called before
Squire Richmond last Wednesday
nHsning and change Of venue was
aiken to Squire Williams, of Jefferson
ownship and the case set for Friday
IT which time Green failed to put in
Il appearance. 1t seems that Green,
ndins himself free from any restraint
oncluded that the atmospheric prcs-
pre- in nd around Dumas lust at that
me would be unhealthy for him to re-
aaln in the vicinity longer and hied
mself to his GOTTEN patch in Jeffer-
pm county and the status of all par
es IS lust IS it was week or two
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-23

vroancsda" ~aa ,aa :cs .jay .h..@
far az re air sroa4siz= sehe= asss.le.-
ance vas muea laz.ser thau that 81 tfa
two previous days aaa more eatAu i
asm was eyinuel =. al
ms. caz...9, nation ~. z3@4- 2@s=
man-elect .lee T. Robins: We
tar attractions. the CO. q'2a aeG5e,st-
ed ro Red :. II. #ao attended il =
body, arrayed II tnoil 'esail5 ana -
Little Rect. FROM the 3ateG c*e.E u
large nembal OF 1isitels eamo. Rob
insons speech was heard #ith close
attention. and he made many neH
friends here. Mrs. Nation displayed
her hatchet with which she hes done
her SMASHING She referred to the
Bible as her Inspiration for the Wo k,
and declared that Moses and Gideon
we're smashers She says she finds
!. that Pine Bluhians are being drugged
Aerd murdered on the streets. Ate
Ar regular speech Mrs. Nation en-
in a heated colloquy with State
Creed Caldwell, i'll which sh
Severely scolded him and said the
people should NOT vote for a man who
talked as Caldwell did. Mrs. Nation
disposed OF large number OF hatch
cts. the little souvenirs going like
the preNerbial hot cakes. Her re
marks were listened to by large
crowds, the women folks being es.
necially we'll represented.
The racing program was again one
! of the most interesting features OF the
day. Only three races were run,
trotting. pacing and running race con-
sisting the card for the evening. The
Dacing race was the most interesting
of the day, Billy H, Wiley Jones
PAGER being an entry. Blondine Red
wood was the winner in this rae.
annexing three out of five heats. Bi'ly
H. won the two first heats, but couid
not ee, ihc Il ird. Summary:
First race. trotting, 2:17 us purse
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-23
-.l- AND CLis7' E.-AND
|4zs0 .lar1na7y Chorus al Taa777any
Ratification Meeting
" Ge MOO 55.=55 a,a=,5zs
Ratification Meeting

ets4 Bae99 apfaasa.
- ,l Tor H4 =.l.t3aar.
sz.z zs#25=.s A43a III. Itifl. eae.
a4at. 4eu VIII a..
zz.Ef ls=55=5 tas opening of fHa
.a=a shf' il =lsda= =eit, some months
as ssaea i=t=eeJafe4 tHat in this canl
ba.SH / should SNOW uo friends or
saemie7 except the friends aud oua.
a7lsi=ei tAe 5onHafafie parry. Regard
les = psi differences. which never
related te paetE policy. / extend tho
l,Slt hgH of fellowship 10 every
4e@9Gat in tat# 41and oId oreaniza.
ii94 and othee organizations locally
5aIfi7rtn& Democratic candidates and
tfnejplez@
'5"f@fi0g io=tbe ,ariff sa coal Mt.
l'5'I ea@@eai senator Plat with dodg.
az 'Ea vote in congress on the quos-
toa el iApo iug I tariff on anthracite
eaal Ree=ta5at Roosevelt, he said,
2ad declined IA cypress an opinion
as % =Wi.elEpf he existing tariff should
80 removed,
..fhe people. said Mr. Hill, are
&eitas ief rim 10 act. The selection
q arbilraiors to adjust labor strike
s = 'acf@ temporary relief. but the
Gteslion whether taefe shall hereafter
h0=a taliiI taN 1poa anthracite coal IS
. p@j manent and lasting question"
Mr. Till sp }>e al considerable
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-23
RED MEN = DAY At FAR
Was Wei Att~ s1ded md @>ro@@.3 ~
Mr. arH:& Mai:
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al.. - ~ 81, .A.4..--
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.5.aa sseez aba1e42. 1Es.ee-i4t, f3ls
.e pGFa=s 59H=-s#sls ii44t. %
:sfz.sz. z5eoa5i. P9.a5.. t4ilei--t4l.is,
-.
-o....> IS yagie. 90 soldiers l9a| At
...a a.e.. Il is go &C. i4n3ted a. 3
~. lof the White sci.10! children OF
tGe city. and is consequently oa9 Of
- interesting days CT the week. me
tsi@m3Qls Of j. Ed Murray camp, L. &.
y, met at the ec'zs* hca- this after
nooa .,aI went 10 tie faia grounds il
u body. The White school children
81 the city went 10 the giounds en-
naa5se and their presence lent aaima-
ton TO the scene.
y coed racing program was announe
Cd for this afternoon aHd hal lne
effect Of attr citing coed crowd out.
The first race Tor this afternoon
;, as 4 haif mile dash. Madam Bisl0p
won; King o Diamonds, second, and
Alberta D., third. Time l:04.
Second race, running. seven fur
longs; purse. $2o9-Miss Patron won
On Hoebeck. sec>nd; Perlo Fanto
third. Time 1:31 Il.
In the second race two Of the jock
eys became angered at each Other,
and one struck the other With a whip.
While the race was on. After the
race had been finished the jockeys
mixed. but were separated before eth
er was hurt. Considerable excite
ment was created fer awhile. and sey-
eral policemen drew their guns be.
fore order and quiet were restored in
the grounds where the fight occurred
Third race 4 12 furlongs. running
purse Sl50-Slm Jim won: Athlea
seeend; Harry Bennett. third Time
- 1-:3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-23

ne Clifton Bonner y n.'enticesl.p
IS no# cettled 10 sool and al
faor@ht. G. Fred NJ rtin %
04 paooi 5 CT apprenticeship We're
Feo July u, last, is the loser. and
simon Bloom. the local turman. is
iii'ster of the diminutive negro
Papers of apprenticeship
sfahted him Wednesday and the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-23
he Clifton Bonner Case
Finally Comes to an En-

indenare entered into ao,Ween s2~-
ner aie mst.e, Ni.,'a VIII. IA. n
III. 3.o.M. Mas G!o@ ID .ae e.e"'
cee~t :,:t d.. iAa ep2:e.. ..'.se -
>, azsio(i Ma.tin was anrn..ed q. d
heaIins OF VIE Will ms petition -
that eifeet. afca9 %l2ich sic re'itic2aG
the county court TO apprentice HaaHe.
to MIR. Bloom, which was done We'd
Desday.