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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-25
ERsONALS
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90 1900

n. @. Williams was in Dallas to-
day.
H. W. Leeper went to Dallas this
morning.
Miss Katie Daffan returned to
Ennis yesterday afternoon.
Prot. j. d. Coghlan, of Palmer,
attended the institute here today.
e. P. Hawkins was among the
passengers to Dallas this morning.
Prof. j. M. Crawford, of Italy, was
here today to attend the institute.
Master Lee Lasswell went to Ennis
this morning to visit some of his little
friends.
Mrs. r. l.. Goodloe went to Red
Oak this morning to visit the mother
OF her late husband.
DIR. Fl. s. vancleave, of Nash, and
DIR. G. W. Carter, of Forreston, were
III the ClIy ySetoIuay'
Mr.. L. F. Clark, of Wolfe City,
came in this morning on visit to his
sister, Mrs. w. j. Buie.
Misses Pearl Lane and Sadie Rich
mond were among the teachers VINO
attended the institute today.
Mr.. ]. Nj. Love came in from Mil
ford this morning to visit the family
of his son, Hon. A. l.. Love
Miss Jodie Brooks, one OF the
teachers in the school at Red Oak,
was here today to attend the institute.
Mr.. A. Lasswell, of IredelI, who has
been visiting the family of his son,
County Clerk LasswelI, returned
this morning.
Mrs. r. l.. Matthews and little
daughter are here from Waco to visit
Mrs Matthews parents, DIR. and Mrs.
s. Fl. Watson.
Rev. j. s. Elliott, a splendid young
minister of the Baptist denomination,
was in the city today and subscribed
for the weekly paper.
&C. W. Kent and William Skinner
went to Dallas this morning to attend
Viola Aliens matinee performance,
''In the Palace of the King"
Mrs. w. Fl. Grizzard left this
morning for Workman in response to
a message that Mr.. Grizzard's brother,
Q. P. Grizzard, was quite i'll.
Prof. j. o, Carter, who teach es at
the Byron school, and is our valued
correspondent from that splendid
community, was here today attending
the institute and paid this office a
pleasant call.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-25
A Nav husiness.

MIR n. A. McDuffie, . practical
watch maker and iewelar, has opened
a place OF business at the New Cent
ury Store on the east aide of the
gaaare Arch is q Waxahachie boy
and Ia an experienced artisan. He
will make q specially OF watch aud
clock repairing and guarantees his
work to give satisfaction. He viii al
so carry In stock nrst eIaas line Of
jewelry A share OF your patronage
will be appreciated.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-25
The De Moss Fsrll,'s Entertainment.

The entertainment given at the
Christian church last night by the De
Moss family was attended by large
and appreciative audience and these
musicians easiiy sustained their repu-
tation az capable artists. The songs
and instrumental selections were all
delightfully."- rendered aud there were
frequent eneores aud ouibursss OF
hearty applause.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-25

Misses Ethel Martin and Sadie
Burt, who are teaching at Union Hill,
were here today In attendance TO the
institute. These young ladies in com
pany with Commissioner Martin called
1T this office to inspect our printing
machinery.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-25

The faculty and students OF Trinity
are contemplating the cbartering OF
special coaches and attending in .
body the laying of the corner stone
of the new university building st
Waxahachie in February.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-25
Notice
RRIcE aAkiHo POWDER co.
CHICAGO.

The Stereopticon Lecture viii not
be given tonight as announced at the
city hall, as the gas tanks used have
not arrived from Dallas. Those holding
tickets will receive a refund by appll-
cation to the officers In charge.
w. s. POTTER Lecturer
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-25

Large stock room mould
ing; can match any paper
w. Is. Reymuller. IS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-25
See Reymuller's up-to-
date line of Wall Paper. 90
Licensed 10 W ed.

l.. NJ. Morris and Mrs. NJ. X. Wilson.
]. w. Buchanan and Miss Mabel
BAau
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-25

the University Glee Club viii en-
deavor TO give q matinee concert in
Waxahachle, the day of the laying of
the corner stone, after these exercises
are over. The Glee Club has repu-
tation of being the best in the state.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-25

Rev. L. G. KIrkes, president elect OF
Trinity University, spert several days
of last week in Tehuacana organizing
the faculty for work for aext year,
arranging new and much stronger
curriculum for the college course, ana
planning the work for the summer
campaign. No school in the south
can cope with Trinity IN her ne"
course rs now laid out. President
Kirkes IL alive in the work ana mas
taken hold with great energy ant zeai
which can only mean the greatest
anccees.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-25
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
The New 'rsssdeat Visits Trinity for :
Conference with the Faculty.

Hon. r 81. Love, OF Austin, was
shaking hands with his many friends
here on Tuesday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-25

so patterns of last years
Wall Paper at cut prices
w. Is. Reymulier. 80
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-25

On the evening of the goth, the
semi annual celebration of the four
literary societies took place. The
program showed careful preparation
and was well rendered. The Grafton
of Mr.. A. B. Haynes, of Red Oak, on
the character of Brutus was especially
meritorious.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-25

The students on last Monday even
ing presented President Anderson
with a very handsome gold headed
cane and gold watch fob and charm
as a token of their esteem of him az
president. a scholar and teacher. DR..
Anderson is held In very high regard
by all the students of the university.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
TAKES NEW TURN
SA MAND NOSE SOLMSON FILE
ANSWER
To Suit of Grossman G. Michaelson,
and Claim SIS, 900 DAM
ages.

The suit of Grossman & Michaelson.
the New York clothicrs, against Sam
and Nose Solmson, took an interest
ing turn Saturday. The defendants
filed an answer and crOss-cOmpiaint i'll
the suit, denying the allegations Ct
the plaintiffs and setting forth that
they We're damaged in the sum OF
$1,000 for which they ask judgment
against Grossman & Michaelson.
In the answer of defendants it is
averred that the plaintiffs did not ship
such goods to the defendants as could
be sold on the local market. which
greatly handicapped them in doing
business. and that the plaintiffs re-
fused to fill numerous orders. thus
driving away trade. Defendants deny
that they failed to put into the bust
ness the agreed amount, and that the
plaintiffs put into the business 10000,
as they allege. They deny that theE
refused plaintiffs access to the books,
and make further denial5 Of material
allegations of the plaintiffs. w. D.
Jones is solicitor for defendants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
LONE HAND
is WHAT MOORE, THE NEGRO
BURGLAR
Says He Played at Monroe, La, and
In Pine Bluff Re-
Gently.
LONE HAND

Mr.. c. ". Thomas, special officer
of Monroe. La, arrived in the city
Saturday to examine Frank Moore, the
negro burglar. now in custody anG
who confessed to several burglarie,; i'll
Monroe. His visit here was acceleI
ated by burglary committed in Mon
roe few days ago. 1t was thought
Moore was only one of gang that
had operated there. and that possibly
Moore would disclose the names of
some of his supposed confederates.
Mr. Thomas cross-questioned Moore
severely for some time, but he stoutly
maintained that he had done all his
work alone. a large quantity Of
clothing found in Moores effects was
Identified as belonging to business
houses in Monroe.
Mr Thomas returned to Monroe Sat
urday night without any information
that would be of value in running
down those who committed the last
burglary at that place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
What Congress Will Do
The Present Week

District OF Columbia business Monday
bill
be ook to O quietly but effectively
allowing
themt the a
dollars
er
The eantian may e in the
bill
ming state funrea
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
New Gould Line Opened

The extension Of the New Orleans
and Northwestern railway, part of the
Gould system from Bastrop, La. to
the Arkansas state line, a distance OF
seventeen miles. was opened Thursday
morning. The stations on this extern
sion are WardFille, Naughan's. Steven
sons and Whites. The system is now
constructing a connecting line between
the state line and El Dorado, Ark,
distance of forty-five miles. When
this connection is made the line vii
be open to Camden. where connection
will be made with the St. Louis. Iron
Mountain and Southern.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
'COWBOYa WON
DEFEATED TEN F[RMEN IN
S7@iNTiNG MATCH.
Was Challenged Fer Another Contest,
Which Occurs at Park
Today

The walking match between Cow
boy Smith, the noted pedestrian, and
ten picked men, representing the Mer.
rill hook and ladder company, was con-
Summated last Friday evening at the
opera house before a very small audi
ence
No such contest had ever occurred
in Pine Bluff. The wonderful test of
endurance and fast walking displayed
by the professional and the plucky,
but losing fight put up by the fire
boys was an exhibition which deserved
far more liberal patronage.
Making the story short, Smith Won,
but by very narrow margin. 1t was
a contest between ten men on one side
and one man on the other. At the end
of every mile a new man took up the
race and walked mile. while the pro-
fessional never Jagged in his race un-
til the ten miles had been completed,
and as he stepped across the finishing
line he was not a foot in advnce of
Charles Campbell. the one who had
been selected to go the finishing mile.
1t was an exciting race all the way
through. The boys walked fast and
furious. and before the finish had
closed up big advantage which Smith
had secured in the first three miles.
D. S. B. Stannard went the first mile
with Smith in exceptional time, and
Steve Huggard. Louis DellmOn, Rush
Patton Oliver Mikesell. Warren Flynn,
P. Mustachia. p Heck Toney Briner
and Charles Campbell followed. each
walking q mile With one or two eX-
ceptions the fire boys displayed great
stamina nd walked equally as fast as
their opponent.
Immediately after the race was fin
ished the fire boys challenged the Win
ner for another match and the char
lenge was accepted. Arrangements
were completed for the second match
Saturday. and Jones park was selected
as the place for holding the match,
which will occur this afternoon at t
o'clock The fire boys announce that
their team will be materially strength
ened and that Smith will have to walk
much faster than he did Friday in
order to beat them the second time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
CITY WILL BE ASKED
SEND FIREMEN TO THE TOUR.
NAMENT
Kansas City in June-One Prize
Would Be Cinch for Pine
Bluff.

|Mr' Peter B. McCarty Of st. Louis,
F., secretary of the Southwestern
|emen S association, is in the city for
i purpose of securing the attenda ace
the Pine Bluff fiIemen at the fire
Fh tournament, to be held in Kan
City, Mo-, from June II to q. in
PslVe Mr.. McCarty will remain
the city several Gays. Today he
n talk the matter ever with the fire.
FL, ana II the approve his plan will
nelore the C;ty council Mon l1,'
fht IN their behalf. The tourna-
fhts OF the Southwestern Frema1 s
foelatlon are events of national in
{est, Al one of these tournamerts
''i Is 70 be learned. instructor, is
inaFliy the oi..ect of the tou"la
n'' ana 1t is a @ocd movement At
coming tournament cash priz :
Tue sum of $4,000 will be offered. II
prize the Pine Bluff fir5men
olo nave cinch according to Mr..
oafty-that OF So for the company
uihs the longest distance.
- McGafty VAS in Little Rock
Ahg up the tourn,Mon+ snl that
WI! scLd snacial train to the
'nat!eni oNeT ia Ifu:. Nnuntain
MISSOURI Pacific to Kansas City.
- en- all ratrca.is have been re-
~ ana the lo11aalrcu- is expected
sAe thousands # Ie )ple to Kansas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
DISTRICT CONFERENCE
OF Methodist Churcn in Session az
Stuttgart.

The yearly conference for the ne
l Hi district eonVeaad on the morning.
OF 1daN at Stutt8af and will adjourn
te2isht. Tuesday elening and We'd
/ eSdaN We're spent II missionary in
Stleute before the week of the confer
q e proper began a sermon on mis-
SIC MS was preached Tuesday evening
by Key. O, J. Beardsee Of Pine Bluff.
and on Wednesday evening by Rev. +.
NJ. Hawley.
Much business was trasacted during
the session. Rev. r II. Ware. agent
for the orphanagA, located at f,i1Ne
Rock. smoke in the interest of that
institution and secured $685. for it's
support.
resolutions of respect and appreci-
alton of Rev. r. II. Poynter, who died
recently, were pesSed. Mr. r. II. M.
Mills of this city was chosen delegate
to the annual conference, which meets
at Benton in November.
kingsland was chosen as the place
for next years session.
Delegates and visitors from Pine
Bluff were: r. Fl. M. Mills, Mrs. r. H.
M. Mills, NJ. G. Cross, Rev. ]. M. Haw-
ley, DR.. B. r. DonelsOn, Rev. w. p.
Whaley, Rev. O. j. Beardslee, Jno. II.
Thompson Mrs Jno II. Thompson and
S. A. Miller.
The visitors give unstinted praise to
the hospitality of Stuttgart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
SHORT II. Acc UA.TS
Is Charges Against Geo.R.
aooianaa, Recently Of
His City.
ALLEGED THAT -HE is OUT OF
BALANCE 83a0 WITH #MoPM-
IN COURIER.
i-eitttete#a= Few Ba9s ago Vito Fan.
=tI4, Saying WsaId CO to Mca4e
gf1s ot Chicago.
SIS ARREST A.A5 BEEN ORDERED

poitee#tlepaftmants Of three Of
iiIe large cities have been notified to
arrest and hold Gorge r. Bookmau,
formerly connected with the CONNER.
cal and Iatef business manager of the
Morning GeH.icr II located he will
De held for alleged emblczzlemcnt until
brought back here, whom final charges
Wlif be preferred against him. It is
alleged hy Mr. Plammer, proprietor
OF The Courier that he cmbezzlod 5000
OF more belonging to tho Morning Cou-
I'icr
'itsf before leaving be said he would
"lthef go to Memphis or Chicago TIC
man against whom this serious charge
IS brought Wa5 only a resident of Pine
Bluff short time, coming here from
Nebraska
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
I}It0R' .I84
ft4Ll "a" WIZ TseE Flz4-ta
SCHOOLS
The Contests Fo5 trc Afternoon aad
tine L.sto Winners Of
Fese@.

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gaag5adod t-ei..aE H5=4. ffIE
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Ground. Great interest uHt n9 -Hff59
Iefftf was manifested UE al .9=55a=
tors in the sports. aHd HE ertoH5 il
t.le=Faious events were ha85Ty ct5557f.
cd. Fho afternoon program. With Jao
winners in each event W,s as follows.
Throwing baseball, foHr entries
Gcfaia TripIet Won: distance. a5t
feet
Hundred yard dash. oieAt entrirs-
Harold Roth first. Harry =haael sas=
ond
Tbree-lessed race. th1qe entries
Owen and T. CuIpappcr first. Fred L.
Laurin and Rob Bird second, PdSe
Robinson and Charley Fisher thirl.
Running =hish jump, six entriez==
Grover Susss FIRST. jump fleet =. =
es; Jessie MeWIliams second, + feat
inch.
Girls, biesel7 race. cight entries
Madse Orr, first; Ella Jones. so1ond
Ellen Bland. third Nannettc 3IcCoI4l
fourth: Lydia Wiz, fifth.
Two hundred yard dash, three ea-
tries-Frant tzelI, first Gerald Tria
lett, second; Mills IIammett, third.
Shee race. aine entries Harry Iia.'=
first; Harry Woodbridge, second;
Frank Lalkin, third
NheelbarroW race. four entries
Otis Smith and Ed Kelley, first, Thee.
Jones and Bruce Green, second.
Bicycle race, seven entries-Roy
Gould. first; Euclid Saunders, secoaat.
Thee. Jones. third
Potato race. eight entiies-Ahm
Strauss, first; Harry Wooldridgc, So
ond; John .Iaunech, third
Three-legged race, five entries-fin1
Saunders and Clarence Kaufman, first
Sack race, seven entries-Rob Lee
Bird, first: Herbert Short, second.
Running broad jump, nine entries
Dave Kaufman. first; Carl Ware, sec
ond.
Three-legged race. seven entries
Fenton Culpepper and Freeman Over
| first.
Field day is now a fixed annua
event, and more interest was mani
tested in this years field day thar
ever before, and interest is sure tC
grow as the event is enlarged.
Rev. w. =. Buckner who acted as
Judge both morning and evening, was
asked to give his opinion on the fielt
day and the future possibilities of it
He replied in a very optimistic way:
II think it was splendid success
| enjoyed it and from the way the
spectators applauded the contestants
| am sure ley did. The possibilities
of making - an annual event
of great importance is unlimited, anG
from the growing interest which is
being manifested in it by the public
am sure that the event will NEAR
much to Pine llff in the near fiji
ture 1t can be enlarged and madf
better and it should be a day looked
forward to with eagerness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
|n0TORNEN WILL QUIT
|WiII Not Strike, But VIII R
sign Their Places Mon
day.
|7uEy DO SO RATHER TtiAN
WORK AT scHEe@1l,G ADOPT
eb8 COMPANY.
/ |superintendsat senyafd 5sgs New
Men Will Ee Put In Thsi,
Places
{ e,,erintendeHt Senyafd Says NeW
WHAT HE SAYS OF WAGE SCALE

There are more troubles for the Cit
kzens, Light and Transit company.
a general resignation of the motor
'npn is slated to occur Monday night.
The recent reduction of the mOtOrmen
Prom 16 to If cents an hour caused
Rreat dissatisfaction among them. ard
Rnally eliminated in an agreement of
keyen of the nine or ten m0t0fmen to
fesign their positions, first giving the
company notice in time to supply the
blaees. The affair came TO a heed
Saturday evening. A typewriter
Agreement was formulated. expressing
he opinion that the street railway of
.6cers did not appreciate their work,
Is evidenced by the reduction in wages
Which had been imposed on them and
HAT they. therefore. agreed not to work
1t the present scale on or after May
instant. The agreement. when
(hown to a Graphic representatives,
Contained seven signatures, and at the
The motorman who was circulating
he agreement stated that it would be
|osted at the poWer-house, SO IS to
e observed by the officials this
borning. Their position is that they
ave worked diligently and persistent
for the welfare Of the company AM
hat as their work was not being as
reciated they would rather resign tnan
accent the cut
The news Of the action of the motor
en was conveyed q Mr. Charles Sen
hid, superintendent of the line who
Fd received no intelligence of the in
ntions Of the mOtormen. He tated
Graphic representative that If the
ortormen carried out the intentions
kpressed III the agreement, new men
I oaid be forthcoming Tuesday The
(mpany would accept no compromise.
stated. The scale Of wages now in
rec is the scale in force everywhere.
said, and they could not pay tn a'a
pre- than motormen are being paid
eeWnere
=: any rate the motormen a,e &C;
square in serving notice CT th"ir
Fsntions on the officials and whether
ey in or lose out, cis feature of
";fair is commendar,e in them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
Baseball Ma>I'a,.

,ne nrst of the series q: ;h,cc
: =, between the l.it... Rock and
DUN baseball teams will be
eu Monday afternoon at Jone
=. me lineup has been previ-
Y printed. The ia, teams are
evenly matched, and ar in.ercs,
sNue Is anticipated for Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
Amusements at AItheiner.

The dull monotony of everyday eX.
istence at Altheimer was broken Fri
day when some struggling troubadors
struck town. gave d m"sicale At tie
church and a magic lantern perform
ance at the school building. Both If
fairs were immense successes, and
were attended by everybody and his
dog in Altheimer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
THE LATEST WAR NEWS
From South America, Philippine
Islands and Sou4I1 Africa.

.=H oya# baa5a.5sea
ncvs h NwaHsli a.atas ta4s=4esa es
a Naonaa fu4ffso oas4Ha was 1Yla=3
"a thousand 59v 7s7d
rebels oott ae rfaee. "hotsae 4l8=l5IraaI
amy d Gen. Iz# =fa;le= Af Il
Oppression ntszisa IL g..
t.e rebellion
Washington May &aHais1 r#95f' dor.7T9u
day that there portions
sent sufficiently suppress
May faains the state
department president
Americans.
sent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
James Loving Passed.

News has been received here to the
effect that Mr.. James Loving of Pine
Bluff has passed the physical eXmina-
ton all right, and will be admitted at
West Point Military academy. His
many friends here will be pleased to
hear the news.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04

The home of Mr.. John Lacy. at
No. 1000 East Second avenue, caught
fire early Saturday morning. and h1G
not the fire department gotten in eff
fective work the house would hay e
burned to the ground. The loss vas
fully covered by insurance in the Mills
agency.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
OFFER OF 100000
For Record-Breakng FiIIey Is Turned
Down.

London, May 3.-The Pail Mall Ga.
zette says w. X. Vanderbilt has OF.
fered 100000 for the record-brealxihAr s.
fllley sceptre, which won two big ryfsSl
at Newmarket this week The oEynat
r. A. Sewer, declined the offer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
IN THE PHILIPPINES.

Manila Ma aTh9 situation tic island Minianao
headquarters n
uimatuna nant
Troops
port, cap
infantry o
twenty
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
n. CLAY EVANS GETS
CONSUL aENEEALsHIP.

Washington, May 2.-?.es;-
dent Roosevelt today sent to the
senate the name OF H Clay
Evans to be consul general at
London. Mr.. Evans recently re-
signed as commissioner of pen
sions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
Sent TO Memphis.

Chas. Anderson, the man who was
accidentally shot by Officer Arnold
last Friday, was sent, together with
his two companions, to Memphis Sat
urday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04

Rev. James VI. HaWley will preach
at the First Methodist church at II
a. m. today. At o'clock in the even
ing there will be grand song service.
The regular choir will be assisted by
Mines. Knox. Brindley, Perry of Texas,
and Mr.. Bahlau. All are cordially in.
vited to these services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04

Preaching at the First Presbyterian
church at | a. m, and s p. m. by the
pastor DR.. ]. l.. Caldwell. Sunday
school at so q. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
ENGLAND WILL FIGHT
) MORGAN'S TRUST

Liverpool, Ma 3.-It was an
neuncea today that the British
government promises to protee
EIil;sh shipping by subsidy
II necessary, to fight Morgan's
proposed shipping trust.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04

Miss Effie Barrow will be a guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Sterling R. Cocker
ell, in Little Rock, for several weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
IN SOUTH AFRICA.

Nrlsteraar May headquarters
that the Bo
the field dvilm consulting
3F1d Nc ssmI Lord WoseIy, Dr. Jameson and
Rudvarl Nping mi ived South Area
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
AT THE CHURCHES TODAY.

There will be no preaching at the
Lutheran church. Sunday school at
the usual hour
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-04
New superatea 6oat for Rock Island.

New supef,dte dont for Rock Island
South MchIester. |. T., May Sc
II. Goodnow, general manager OF the
Rock Island. announces the appoint
ment Of Hiram S. Cable to be super
intendent Of the lines west ef the Mis-
souri, river The changes to follow this
appointment, it is said, are to be far,
reaching. Mr.. Cable is a son Of r. r.
Gable chairman of the board of di-
rcetors Of the Rock Island