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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-11
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Rad europa ............. 800
Mertfo (uaerifautf&es 0elo) $50
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Cine b6l1erm eff.

MHf eii,fat inegifamifdjen $itientpetfe essetssg
tet mnb ais sweeoienItd befamoef.
Cine b0dft e~igenartige gfe befinbst
fd auf ben 9iittenperten Ger Gompa@
mia Minera au penoles in Merito.
Gieielbe 1T 1877 SUB bod unb poltom>
men aus !9ola berseitelIt. SSn ben tpeits
ausgebebnten Walbbi5tritten Merifos
IT bas 9ola Elm biuises unb a1gemein
Dertpenbetes 8aumateriaf, mdbrenb
@dufteine, insbefonoere 3iegelitsine, pte
lie gum @aa ppn @fen ipnit perpsnbet
rberben, MIR f9per 5u befhaffen finb.
Da cine 8erednuns ergab, baB eine gf1e
aus 3iegeliteiuen $4,000 getOitet bdtte,
rpdbrenb bic in Der b~eieefIgten 9bbilz
bune brreeiteute SOlseife iid nalr auf
$4,000 gaufoiten tente, 10 befdloB
bic o~beueenannte geieuidaft, ben Ser
fu9 gu tpogen unb gum eritenmal 5olS
gum gau ibrer giIe gu bertuenben.
Dieielbe beitebt bur9tpeg aus Gubs
bonenbohlen pDn Dieredi9em Quer@
idnitt, SIN Snrern 1T lie. I'm Elm Elm
bremen 5u permetOen. nit eilernen
Ndnbern befdlasen. Da cine 9olasiie
benz Winbbrude ni9t 10 bel Mibsr=
itanb gu letiten permas, pie cine iteis
Ierne, 10 1T, UNI BET @turmtpetter Elm
llmfanen gu Dermetben, Der sanse 8au
bur4 Elm Solsseriit gef9iist, bsfen
6auptitreben ssseu bic gHe seneiet
uno burd Gunbamente aus @ifsnbabnz
f9penen unb berben @eitelen BON
Baumitdmtnen eeitiitt {inb. Die GTe
felbit btent our G%ntfernuns Der Rau1s
eofe aus so Shmel5ofen fir gras;
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~lkeit Wieder Der.
Cine einfade 6aus BebanDlung, Die aie.
mails berfeblt, %bolftanoige starfe umo
Sugeubtraft MISREPRESENTATION.
Wn W4e frei periannt.

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Gs 1T nibt l6nger nebr nptbuen6io
fir M1nner, an berlorener 2ebensfraft,
nd6tIiben &erluiten. &rampfaberbrud,
u. |, 10. 81 leiben, tpenn oieie &ranfbeiz
ten fat tpie elm 8auber in Ser 3uriidaez
5ogenbeit Cures ei9enen Seilns furirt
| tperoen f6nnen unb bie fleineren qe<
i6pabten Sr9ane SIT ibrer nollen Stdrfe
unb 2ebensfraft burcb cine reue gnt@
befun9 pieoer bergeteat tperben %fbnne1t,
Die ir9enb elm Wat1n gebrauhen fann.
Sbtdt einfab @uren Nanen unb Qbrelie
an Die 9r. 8napp Mebtcal Co., 1926 SuI
! 8uilbinq, 9etrpit, Wfib., unb bte1el6e
tpirb bereittuiligit guh bas pDltdnbige
drstlihe Ge5ept foftenfrei unb M1es ibi<
den. bas gu elmer 1bnelen unb bouern~
Sen Sur %notbpen6ig lit.
Ser fDlgen6e glusaug, tuelcber beren
t1gliGben B0itaulenbungen entuDmmen lit,
5eigt, tons Manner bariiber su iaaen 6a~
ben, bic aus bieIer groBen fDitenfreten
Sfferte 8ortbeile ge5o9en baben.
r@ertbe 6erref +! = 8itte, ne1r1en Sic
n1einen innigften. Danf fir SIRE fiir5lihe
8uienonng entgeaen. SD babe Sbre See
banblung elmer burbgdneieen Griifun9
u%ntertpDrfen unb Die Dabei er5ielten GDrr
tbeile iinb auBer9etpDbnli9 gut eetpeien.
Sic bat MIDI pieber p~pGtanotg onfseribe
tet. Sd bin 9era6e 10 frdftie ols sur 3eit,
NOD td1 nod elm &nabe mar, unb Sic fDne
men iih nibt benfen, tuie elidltb i) bin."
r@ertbe 6errenl-Sbre MetbD6e arbet~
tete aus9eseid]net, 9as grgebniB tuar
genau, mas ib benDtbi9te. 9raft uno
@nersie Iin0 mieber po1tdnbis auridae-
febrt urb Die 3unabme 1T auBert 5ufrte~
beniteIe1b."
uBertbe 6erren!-Sbre 3uienOuns babe
i'd empfangen llnb i'd batte feline Sebtuier
ri9feiten, bas Ge5ept Der M%noronung gee
n1aB gu sebrauben, unb ib fam uabr,
beitsaetren ia9en, oaB es cine @ob(tbot
fir ihpaebe Manner it,"
8unoert gueb nibt oariiber, pie bic
gDmpa9nie aIes bies t6ui, fam, Ipnbern
id]idt beute; bic Sfferte tit ecbt unb bas
&e5ept tuirb nit Der nahlten Bot in Ell
mem dlBerit e~infad1en gouoert abiolut
f%oitenfret aerooe fuie a%nse9eben eeicbidt.
S6reibt heute nnb balb iperbet Sbr
9liidlicb iein
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dubsres .3eidsn gibt aunbe BON BEN
immenlen Qrbeiten i'm Gdopbe Der
grbe.
gis ppr Sturgeon tparen bon Der gbi.
ltasosr Sunnelanlaee, bic i'm @anasn
lber SO Weilen lang nerben iol, flint
Meilen pollenbet. 9is gum 1. @eptetnz
Der b, 5. gebenft man Is Meilen fertig=
geitellt gu baben. Ser Sunnel ion BE
Srdbte Der SeIepbon Company aufneb=
men unb auBerbem Der Bef0rberune
bon Poftia9en uno 3eitungen biener,.
Gr bat unter ben meiiten @traben cine
9n9e bon s SUB unb cine 9reite BON
6 SUB. an onoeren Stellen tit ct
Il Sub bp9 unb IL SUB brett. SEE
itdabig fino 1000 Mann. bic in ie adt@
~ftanbisen S6iaten ftG abl6len, an benz
&iefenbau hei9dftigt.
Wte aus Dem Sbigen erii9tlid, lit
Der gbicaeper Sunnelbau ni6t, tpie bte
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s~stsss6satss SxeessttGs~ib sss D4tess sss
tsesssFiAem asmaatit.
Inter ben bielen, gum She'll bemerz
tsnsiDtrtben Bilbuerten, bic in Der Ieb<
ten GebrnarDo9e anIdblid bes 100.
geburtstases Wietor 6nsos in sSrantz
reid unb aud in anberen 2Gnb.rn benz
Gsbd8tniB bes Di9ters sepibmet
murben, aeidnet fiA bas Mebai[onpors
trdt bes 8ilbbauers DenDs pued, bas
iebt I'm Uerdn nit ben Mebainons bot,
GorneiIe, Raeine unb Moliere bic Jaf>
lobe bes ~neuerbauten Tkatre Graneais
aierf. gona Defenders burd fem. trdfs
iise, 4aratteriftifde auffafuns bss
potten aus.
Wietor 9uso Il. bier ni6t, tpie e
bisber 9raud mar, ola ebrpirbiqer
@reis. aIs s0roBboter1 barseitelt.
Der aiinfler sebt surid Biz in bi.
J~ugenb5eit bes Diaters unb aibt uns
IN ipei&en unb bod idon mortanten
3isen ben entbufioftiIden Jubrer Der
Merarifdkn Nepolution agronfreihs.
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SNt~~ 0SAHoda
Rriessminiiters bertaufdte. Mls iol>
der mar ct in ben @9ndten bon gons
con nnb placilIa antpeienb, in benen
feline partei ben @ies .rrana. Wals
fer-Wartinea betbeiligte fid bierauf an
Der Heoreaniirung Der Negierung, nnb
feline Nerbienite purben bonn 1ilenis.
fden Nolte babur1 anerfannt, bab es
benz iungen @taatsmanne Elm Qonb<
baus fhentte. Malfer>M artine3 apg
fid bierauf cine 3eit lang bonn politi,
fGen 2eben auriid unb besriinbete bic
Sases5eituns 81 Gonfitutional." Sn
1896 purbe er isboh bon benz i'm boris
ger Sabre ~peritorbenen prdfbenten
G%rroaurio gum 8efanbten in 8raiilien
ernannt, in ipelher SteGuns er es psr>
ftonb, bic felt Sabren 3pif9en bie{.m
2anbe unb Chile beftanbsnsn, aus Der
abiebuns bes braiilianif9en Raifers
Dom pebro reiultirenben geipannten
Beaiebungen pieoer in freunbf1aftlide
um3ugeftalten. Malfer 3 Martines
tDurbe bann ols 9eianbter no4 Mraeus
tinisn periebt, mo isiner cine dbnlide
Mufsabe barrie; brobten bod bic erft
lebtbin beiselesten Streitigfeiten Stpis
tfen ebile unb @rsentinien in 1901
togor in einsn arieg ausaubre9en. Der
Na4folser grraauia', prafbent
Niesco. berief @alterzM artine3 nuns
riebr anf ben p~ornebmIten diplomats
fden Soften, ben Gbile gu perseb.n bat,
nod WuIbinston, unb ernannte i'm
gleidaeitis gum DeIsgatsn bes panamt.
ritanii4en aonsrefes in Der Gtart
Msrit0.
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Gbilfs r,tlltr @tfanottr.
Gin erfabreuer, oeroienter etaatSmtaMa uns
7fpIoHat-eettene etmerfemnmma.

80 S<I"VsspSst VeSuseNAe0 StuotD W0WW uWe
7ipIemat-eetteae Entertaining.
Sn Wafbinston, .. g., bat tiir3lid
Der ne,e dileniide @efanbte, Soaquin
Malter~M artine3, prdfibent Roo}ez
belt feline Mftrebitibe iiberreidt. @ein
@orgdnger @ieuna tpar i'm perpihenen
9erbife in 8uffalO, g. O., seitorben.
Soaquin WalferzM artinea, Der ettpa
40 Sabre alt 1T, begann feline Qaufz
balm als S~ournalift. Durd feline
ibealt Muffafung. bic Mu9t 1einer
Mrtitel unb ben BON i6m in iepeilisen
politif9en Sasesfraeen %einsenomme=
men @tanbpuntt aog ct bic Mufmert>
famfeit feiner partei auf iid. Gr
tpurbe in bas Oeputirtenbaus setpGblt,
no er in 1891, in benz aampf. 5pi{9et
prGfibent 8almaeeba unb benz Rom
greHe elmer Der tbdtiglten unb binges
benbten Mrbeiter nar. Sir feline err
folsreiden Dienite empfins 8alfers
Mortine5 bos portefeuiIe ols Ginanas
minifter. bas er fpdter nit BEN bss
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Sunnelanlagen in anberen @robitGbs
ten, fir MISUNDERSTANDING beitimmt.
Sunnelbauten fir bie1en 3med bat
man, absefe9en bon Stem YOrt, nod in
Bottom. parts. 2pnbon unb Berlin ers
iteat. Sn Der leBtgenannten Stabt 1T
bic ourA ben Sunnel fubrenbe 8abn
5ugleid 1lntersrunbz unb 9o6babn.
Sn Bolton berbinbet bic l1ntergrunb>
balm fait fdmmtlids S~dbrbduier unb
gtfenbahnftdttonen nit chamber. l1eber
etne Der 2pnboner l1ntergrunbbabnen,
bic nad aiemlia primitiben Metboben
betrieben purben, Bat neuerbinss ber
ehemalige Gbieasoer Strabenbabns
mdgnat Derfes bic aontrole erlangt,
Der bic 2inie b%erbeHerte, berldnserte
unb glettri5itdt als 8etriebsmittel eins
fiihrte.
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.,Nprp . ~ssprmalim", (Gi

,Norp . Gprmalim'', (Gimer 4
Nmenb), bdlt, tuenn es Woreens
als 8abnz unb Munb @aiier ee=
brauht tpirb, 3dbne uno Munb
tpdbrenb bes gan5en 9aees rein
6. s.. Sbmibt, 6Duiton, Teras,
Mgent.
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ttefe SAFE entbulten srobe Menge1.pon
&rfen. Gesen bos Mnbrennen Der @Fe
nurben bess Meiteren auben In MbjtGn<
ben bon i 46 SUB iibereinanber @ale<
rien ansebrd4t. bic nit 20i9borri1<
tungen perieben iinb; bod iii es in brei
Jafren, felt bic gfe beitebt, nod nie@
mails nStbig getpefen, biefe apparate in
1unttion gu feBsn.
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- Wenn Sbr Elm 8icpcle eriter
&laiie gu nienrinem Breiie faufen
mUlt, gebt gu n = o.
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Sitor Aueo.

S~atsssMAatss SxeexsttGs~ib ses DAters >ss
tsessSFfAm Nsmamtit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08
RII Err OK FIR +
DRIFT WOOD ON Dixie AT FOOT
OF PINE STREET
Burns and Dixie Is Damaqed-M5ny
People Attracted to the River
Front.

Hundreds of people have been at
tracted to the river bank at the foot
of Pine street by volumes of smoke
aAd tiames arising from the dixie. The
d,itt wood which has accumulated
there during past high waters, about
noon today caught on fire and by 30
O'Clock the entire dixie was flame swept
and only piles of ashes remained to i'll
dicate that a short time before the
dixie was covered with logs and stumpYs
which had drfted there.
A fisherman, w. n. Dickson. by
name. set fire to the rubbish this
morning. A large vessel of tar was
being heated on the dixie by Dickson
In short time the tar boiled over i'll
the vessel catching fire and communi
eating the flames to the dritfwood The
summer sun had poured down upon
the pile of driftwood during the past
months an it was calculated to burn
with vengeance. 1t could not be
suppressed and it was not thought nee
essary to call out the fire department
SO the flames spread until every log
was consumed to the very waters
edge.
The fire on the dixie called forth
marks and considerable merriment
! was caused thereby. The insurance
companies had agents on the scene,
some claiming to have large policies
! on the, dixie.
Before the cause of the fire was dis
covered speculation as to the origin
was rife A favorite presumption
among the crowd was that the fire
was due to a volcanic upheavel In
sympathy with the recent eruption on
the island of Martinique Many argu
ed that such a conclusion was the
only logical deduction. Another reas-
/ on offered for the fire was the popu
lar one-spontaneous combustion
This terms popularity in speculation
is thought to be due largely to it's
length. At last reports the rocks and
dirt on the dixie are intact but the
poles extending down to the river bot
tom have been burned to the surface.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08
PARTY DISRUPTION
Threatened by Presidents Attitude
on Trust Question.

him from becoming the candidate, he
would nevertheless refuse TO recant.
With full knowledge of the possible
consequences to himself, he started on
his southern tour determined to follow
his own convictions and leaving the
country to judge between him and his
, ,adverseries. He delivered his chal-
lenge and the state convention will
show whether it has been accepted
or not.
AS the date for the Republican state
convention approaches it is evident
that any idea that Governor Odells re-
nomination is equivalent to an election
is folly. He will be secretly and open
ly opposed all through the campaign
by powerful interests he has antagon-
lied such as men identified with local
charities and wiah canal legislation.
The announced determination of
Platt to load the ticket with George
r. Sheldon for lieutenant governor.
a man who has no constituency. and
who is simply a wealthy friend of
Frank Platt is cons idered source of
much weakness.
If the Republican party is split into
a Roosevelt-Platt faction the Demo-
cratic nomination for governor will
not be an empty honor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08
MANY CHANGES
TO RE MADE IN 5ELL PARK FOR
NEXT SEASON
VIII Also Be Managed by the Citizens
Light and Transit Com.
p7ny.
pany

Bell park will undergo change in
management next season. President
Austin of the Citizens Light and Tran
sit company is the Graphic's authority
for this statement. The park Wiz.
be under the direct management of The
Citizens Light and Transit company
President Austin also stated that big
Improvements would be made on the
park site and that the park would be
advertised aud operated so as to make
il an evening resort for the Pine Bluff
populace.
TIE timber has been cleared on a
large plot Of the park, which will be
utilized &C baseball park. Tennis
grounds and other improvements will
be installed
These improvements only apply to
Bell park as it is now located. Plans
for the large eighty-acre park orig
inally contemplated are in an esnbry-
onic state and that scheme has been
practically abandoned for the present
at least. =
Messrs Hanf and Leitner have no
plans for the future in the amusement
ilpe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08
Suit on JeweIry Account.

The Equitable Manufacturing com
pany. manufacturers of jewelry, with
western headquarters at Iowa City Ia. !,
today filed suit in the Jefferson coun-
ty circuit court against the general
mercantile firm of ThomassOn and
DOdds of Wabbaseka. The plaintiffs
pray judgment against the defend
ants in the sum of $lS5 with costs,
etc. attached They set up in their
petition that the defendants are in
debted to them for bill of jewerfy
sold them upon which settlement has
never been made Mr. Whitelaw is the
local solicitor for the plaintiffs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08
FOURTEEN FIRED
THAT MANY COTTON BELT
eRAkEMEN BOUNCED,
Refused to Go Out on Long Freight
Train as Were Ordered
to Do.

Fourteen local Cotton Belt brake
men have lost their jobs. There was
a long train Of siXty-two cars to go
out, so it is said, and two brakemen
We're assigned to the train. They re-
fused to go unless third man was
put on claiming that the train was
longer than that handled by two brake
men, and was three-brakeman train.
Two others We're assigned to the
run and they also refused. Fourteen
men had thus refused before men were
found who would go. The fourteen
were notified to appear at the office
the next morning. which they did and
We're notified that their services We're
no longer needed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08
EQUALIZATION BOARD
OF JEFFERSON COUNTY is IN
SESSION.
Will EouaIize Recent Assessments,
But Will Make Few Raises as It
Is Off Year

The Jefferson county board of equiI-
ization met this morning at the court
house and comenced the work of equal
izing the tax assessments recently
completed by Assessor c.. w. Harris.
The board is composed of Messrs. S.
N. Reeder, l.. V. Bogy and w. E.
Sallee
The board has limit of two weeks
to complete its work but it is probable
that ONLY four or five days will be re
quired this year. it being an off year
and few but personal tax assessments
will be equalized
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08
Woman and the POSTSCRIPT.

There is an ancient and more or less
substantially founded tradition that no
woman can write a letter without ad-
ding a postscript of more Importance
than all the rest of the missive. A
witty Frenchman contributes the lat
est story on this fruitful topic. Ono
morning he received a long and charm
ingly written letter from woman
whose handwriting he failed to recog-
nize She was evidently acquainted
with him. for she wrote OF persons
and things in which he was interested.
At the end Of some dozen pages OF
feminine prattle came this postscript:
You will see by ny signature that
am married"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08
OLD SOLDIERS
Will Meet at the Courthouse Wednes-
day. September 10.


day. September 10.
j. Ed Murray camp will convene at
the courthouse in this city on Welnes-
cay, September 10. at :. N. All
Elcmbers are urgently req le,.el 10 az
te,d this meeting. as delegates must
ae chosen to represent tnA camp at
IL state reunion at Hot 50. which
ecnvenes on September 23 a maid
OF honor and our sponsor Nil alSC be
ct.: sen to attend and reole@H; th's
emp. 1t is earnestly hoped that 4
ST fticient number of our o"9 y: /a'iAn
will take the trouble to attenl this
meeting to make it interesting alt!
worthy Of the sacred cause WECse
memory we all honor. and ;'loi'd en-
doavor to perpetuate. NV, COM
rades. if you should have to make d
slight personal sacrifice to do so. and
let us revive the interest We al have
in the life of the camp. Remam' el
that you have as much interest iii the
welfare and prosperity of this gfand
old organization as the most exalted
cOmrade in it. therefore attend this
meeting. Don't forget the date
Wednesday. September 10 at s p. M,
at the courthouse.
THOS. GREEN Commander.
W. H. COGBURN. Adjutant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08
RINGLINGS' COMING.
Pine Bluffs Favorite Circus Will Be
Here October

Probably every man. woman and
child in Pine Bluff and Jefferson coun-
ty knows that Ringing Bros circus
is to exhibit here again, Saturday. Oc-
tober 4 What they do not know. how
ever is the fact that the show has
been greatly enlarged and improved
since last season, and that the per-
formance is new in every essential
particular. The sixty-horse act, which
made such a strong impression last
season, has been replaced by another
of O'Brien's triumphs-a magnificent
equine ballet. This is the finest and
most complete horse display that has
ever been seen in this country. accord
ing to the press of other cities. and it
has made a great sensation wherever
it has been seen. There are also a
number of new trained animal displays
of an extraordinary clever character
These include seals. sea lions. bears.
elephants, ponies. dogs. and monkeys
The cOrcus company embraces 800
high-class performers, picked from the
Heading permanent circuses of Europe
\ The acts they present are quite new
to this country and most of the artists
return to Europe at the close Of the
present season. The menagerie has
been notably enlarged. There are
thirty elephants and scores of cages of
rare wild apimals, including a fine
specimen Of the giraffe. A new hip
podrome. presented upon an unusual
scale of completeness and new street
parade. are incidental features that
will attract attention. Ringing Bros.
show is undeniably the most popular
circus ever in Pine Bluff and a great
circus day as we'll as a great circus
may be looked for with confidence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08
PRINTERS UNION
Elects Officers and Also Deleg tes to
Trades Council.

Elects Officers and Also Deieg ates to
Trades Council.
There was a meeting of the local
printers union Sunday at which the
regular annual election and instal!a-
ton of officers occurred and also elec-
ton of delegates to the trades council,
as follows:
President-Geo. c.. Morris.
Vice>President-G. l.. Taylor.
ry-Treasurer-J. J. Harri-
son.
Sargent-at-A L. Harmon.
Executive Committee-G. l.. Tay
lor. T. A. Wilson, Frank Gray. Jack
Russell.
Label committee-Jack Russell r.
A. Wilson, Frank Gray.
Delegates to Trades Council-W. l..
Harmon. J. J. Harrison, Geo. l.. Tay-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08

No. / will receive 4 pouch OF Elaii
from Memphis and Bald Knob train
No. s55 at Fair Oaks.
s. r. Martina. brakeman for the
Cotton Belt at this place, is switching
in the yuldS for Il teN nights.
Master Virgil Hardy has resumed
duties as yard clerk after a week s
lay OFF.
Day Caller \. Townsend was off last
Sunday evening During his absen: :
Mr. otalld Johnson acted as caller.
Mr. j. J. Merric1 has been rein
stated in the shops.
Mr.. F.. Woskoski, a boiler maker.
has returned from Memphis
Mr. f. Clarke is now braking on
the south end.
Will I.oulan is now fireman on the
switch engine.
Conductor A. A. Gotham has resign
ed his position with the Cotton Belt.
j A. Marshall. Cotton Belt
sWitchman has resigned his position.
Mr.. f. G. Smith. formerly bridge
and building clerk. is now chief clerk
for Mr.. M. P. Thornton. assistant
road master.
A small engine. No. L. passed
through Pine Bluff over the Cotton
Belt. en- route to large lumber rail
road in Texas,
J. A. Mari was off last week on ac-
count of sickness.
New engine No. 312 has gone to
Texas. 1t is one of the ten which will
be sent to the Texas division of the
Cotton Belt.
Mr.. G.. Mcdowell, night yardmast-
er has resumed duties after being off
or account of illness.
Brakeman J. l.. Howell has resign
ed his position with the Cotton Belt ;.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08
Candidates for Jobs

Now that members Of the legisla-
ture have been selected candidates for
positions in the senate and house are
springing up from all sections. Chas
T. Gordon, of Camden. Fletcher Hurley
OF Little Rock, and T. ]. WeSson, of
Columbia are candidates for secretary
of the senate. while only one name.
A. S. Hays of Atkins. is being men
tened for the chief clerkship of the
house of representatives
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08
FIFTl-SIN COUNTY
GIVE A TOTAL VOTE OF 1883 FOR
GOVERNOR
OF 50 Counties Reporting 35 of Them
Have Gone Dry and "a
Wet

The returns from fifty-six counties,
thirty three of them moi official, show
She vote for governor to BE as follows:
Davis. 6033S
Myers. 20,793.
Greaves 6,970.
Klmball. 1852.
Total. 91.6S3.
Davis majority in fifty-six counties
complete. 2S,993.
There are nineteen counties yet to
hear from
OF ffty-nine counties reporting, thir-
ty-five have gone dry and twenty-four
wet. Last election fifty-four counties
went dry
Twenty-eight counties of fifty-three
taye voted against the amendment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Reported for the Graphic by George w.
Byington, Abstractor
Leo B. Henry to Rombert 7. George
\ 1-2 SW NV 12-G-10, S1O0.
Arien Goodwin to F. Kendall: pine
timber on the NE NV 7-6-1l. $6S.
Ferguson Land company to Frank
Kendall; SW Sc 1850, ct al lands,
5000.
V. D. wilkins to Frank G. Nc
Gehee; SW SW 336-11 ct al lands,
81.
NJ E. Bryan ct al to Ida A. Smith;
9 "a acres in Sc NE 1863, ss2
W. j. Vim to n. A RobiCson
and F.. G. Green & Co.; part NV IA
Sc IA Hall, So.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08

ing the riding Of employees on engines
to and from the shops. All engineers
are held responsible for this and it
may cause trouble if not stopped.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08

Engineer Whyte returned to Mald-
en- Saturday after few days stay in
this city, visiting friends and rela-
tiVecs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08

Brakeman H. A Brady is off on &C
count OF sickness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08

-Messrs. c.. o. Abernathy and P.
D. Pride went down the Valley road
this morning on business trips.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08

Mr.. Tom Hart has resigned his posi-
ton in the paint shop. and has gone
to Mcneil. where he will work as
brakeman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08

Switchmen J. Morlay, S. S. McClin
tic, E. E. Jones and c.. M. Laws are
Off for a few days taking a rest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Baker and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Meyers, Of Kan.
sas City, are visitors in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08

Engine PA is being used as switch
engine in the yards at this place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-08

Switchman A. j. Guin is again at
work, after being off for a few days.