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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-16

Parsonage adjoining the church.
A welcome always, to all.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
LAST NIGHTS BOWLING
Team No. 5 Made a Good Score and
 Won Easily.

Last nights bowling contest resulted in an easy victory of team No. over team No. ?. with Roy Goodrich the high man on a flat score by = points over C. V. Sayre of his own team. and 33 points over William English, the high man in team No. ?.
 The score was as follows:
 Team No. ?: William English 2SS. George Kirkland 243. T. w. remberton .S3. total S14. to which was added the handicap credit of 19 points fer eacE man in each part Of the double game or 114 points. making a team total of BPS and a team average of 154 -.
 Team No. ,. C. Y. Sayre 294. O. F. Morton PAS. and Roy Goodrich 321. total S63, to which was added the handicap credit of T points fer each man in each part of the double game. or IA points, making a team total CT 1001. and q team average of 157 5-6.
 It will be noted that team No. , was in fine condition and won by 49 points even without the handicap credits. which are larger for that team by ffve points than for its opponent. But il has been clearly demonstrate that one side CT the other must lose in these bowling contests. and team No. , claims just as good a right to lose as anybody and can do it just as good naturedly
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
THE FEAST OF PURIM
Dr. Geo. Bergman Will Lecture CT
 Judaism and Christianity.

Dr. George Bergman. a noted lee turer and till recently rabbi of the congregation of Sharey Teffilo of Orange. N. J.. arrived here yesterday morning from Los Angeles and will spend few days in Phoenix. He has but lately accepted 9 call from the con- gregation of Beth Israel in Los An geies. and will shortly begin his wOrlr there. dedicating the new synagogu7 sometime in April.
 The Jewish festival of Puri.n occurs on Sunday. March g and il will h. celebrated in this city in Masonic hal! under the leadership of Rabbi Berg mann. who in the evening at 1:Sj o'clock will deliver lecture. to which all are invited. on the subject of Judaism and Christianity of the Past and Present. He was in San Fran- cisco q short time ago and while there delivered Q series Of lectures which were favorably commented on by the press. the most notable one perhaps being on Marriage and Intermar- riage.
 Dr. Bergman. who is only about 2 years Of age. is highly educated and has devoted much time to the study of theology and philosophy. He w;:s educated in Vienna and is q graduate of the Vienna university. cf the philo scphical faculty. and of the Jewish theological seminary. all of Vienna He also participated as delegate in the deliberations of the second Zionist congress a Basic. Switzerland.
 For the information of those nat familiar with the Jewish festivals it may be said the feast of Purim is in celebra tion ot the salvation of the race from it's enemy. Haman, through th@ intervention of Esther. the wife of King Ahashuerus. She was prompted by Mordecai and secured the hangin's of Haman. This beautiful story is familiar not only to bible students but to all who have ever listened to the cantata of Esther, a most charming little operetta.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
sssrsa gz.a- ,qgsse s.s efqes ses,aa s3s7s 7 2

"Shcojing the Chutes" with those sterling comedians. Murray X Mack, will he the attraction next Monday night. March 24. at the D2rris Theatre. Nurrly and Mack are cid time favor ties. and their engagement here should prCve the most successful of their car reer. 3s they bring with them this sea- son a new faroe that has replaced their successes cf fcrmcr years. The seen cry. company and electrical effects are the u-sr of any comedy production that travels today. Naturally Murray aud Mack will occupy the center of at traction but they aIsa have company of well known and capable actors. Every act Of the farce has many songs and dances and special attention has been paid t9 the cho-uses. Seats are new ca sale at Brisleys
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
JOHN v. HARING LOST
A Letter Of Inquiry Froz, Friends in
 Missouri.

| letter vHs received Eoster- day by The Republican from Leonard Izarins or Conh!in, Web ster county. Mo 1t is se!f-eX-
 rlanatory and its publication may
 bring to the mind of some old resident information that WoIld be appreciated
 by A!r- Earing. The letter says: In
 reading the Kansas City Star this
 morning ! saw the names of your paper and concluded tc write to you to See
 il you know anything Of my brother. C1e John " FaTing. He used to rur an e"2iue in an Easj Phoenix hcurins mill. .rcn there he wrote me several letters. the last one dated March F.
 1872. Sine then l have lost all trace. of him. Di lata l have had no Ari- Zona news My brother was d soldier. enlisted as fourth corporal of Company
 K. Fuurth regiment of California Vol untears. The regiment went to For. Yum on the Colorado river. The
 water works were all out If repair. ant!
 my brother being an engineer. took charge. The colonel struck his name from the resimental rolls and sent it in as engineer and mechanic. and ht was kept at the post three years. WEer discnarged h. went to Prescott and from there to Phoenix. where ho Was lost to us in 15. Now I believe he had money and mines there and if
 you could fud out anything that would
 give Us clue to him. his death. or any
 thins concerning him, it would be
 highly arIreciated.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

Ask for Mermaid Washing Powder.
 For 2Iecnanics-Lasco Pine Tar Soap The latest tn gents ncckwoar, hosiery and underwear at Plank he Hatter's.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
Gents

A swell ucv line of Half Hose, il all colors and kinds. just in, 9, 5o, I5 cents and Sl00.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

Alexander Park, an inmate of the OHoH3aga courIg ahnshouse, is sur vivor o1 the great Indian lnutiny of neariy 1fu' years ago. The British goverHreat has la:rned of this and has ii'.5r: cd S,ate Charity Commis- sionor N artGy hat inc English al:- tholit.a+ iu ra- l5r the transporta- tion CT P..-- to i.agland. where he will be cared v at nc Eoa.ital for Eng fish V te. ~s. Tarl< was member of the HH1'a ay I7vsjloars. and went throH-h jf. gurui scenes of Lucknow and r"w .are f-e ~iu le sent home at o-ce.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
Infants

LuStCr finish. something new. pink. blue. white and black, fast colors, p cents per pair.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

Illuminating gas as supplied by the Phoenix Light and Fuel Co, is the most economical. therefore the cheap est. with the Welsbach lamp. It is eco Gomical because it supplies light that is soft and pleasant to the eye. thereby saving eyesight- Also because it's diff fusing power Is greater than any othel
 medium. It is also under entire con- trol of the consumer-can be raised or lowered at will.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
Children'S

MI the staples and q great many fancy styles including drop stitch embroidered Hose for misses at 55 c"uts
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

T IT 9ilI-'. --I I-'-- -'-.t-VII -'' I3J-- To tn Stockholders ot the Iron Springs Outing Club:
 Notice is hereby eiven that the ar uua! reetins cf the st2ckhcldarz of the Iron Springs Outing Club will b. held at the office cf its I~,sij Ii. AEr. T. W. FembarJan. corner ,i First avenue and Jeffersoa street, PhoenlE- Arizona. on Tuesday. April l, 1ao-. at eight o'cloc | r. h.. fcr the rurr--a If electing di- rectors and the transaction of such other business as r.ay properly come befCr- them.
 ". IL ROBINSON.
 S-f.,.ar1I.v
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
CITY BREVETEES
FOE SAIE

\ conrLeJe steam power plant in first class condition. Consists of II r. P engine and feed pump. 20 II. P. boiler. pipes. ete. Can De bought for half of original cost. Call on or ad- dress The Republican. Phoenix Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
NOTICE.

Owing to some of OUT advertisins; matt having been appropriated by ] com .itor. We would have the public in:cIw-d that the Capitol Harness Shap i@ heated across the street from the uost-a.ce and r,t cl East Wash i1gtJc street.
 OSCAR <. LECHLEE. Prop.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

Ph: nix. -tri,.., March 29. 1902 tn Stockholders Ct the IrCn Springs
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

A wheeiman's tool bag isn't complete without a hettla Of pr Thomas Elec- tric Gil. Heals cuts. bruises. stinss "urain@. -:orarch over pain.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS A

[ ass139lz a.e 8.z 4.e &.agssa 4,z FIERCE aggs
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

Nev.r strike n man that's down. especially if he is muscular and is just getting up JSaiu.-IaItimore News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04

back from Pennington, Mo. in an am
bulance. extremely i'll, and was dis
charged at Pocahontas. I do not re-
member the exact date, but think in
September or October Under the
direction of a physician | spent the
following winter in southwest Texas.
hoping for q restoration to health, and
upon my return in the spring, with my
health partially restored, | rejoined
my regiment, which was still at Pc,
cahontas, and went with the regiment
across the Mississippi river to Cor
inth, and remained with the army un-
til about the time it fell back from
Corinth. When the army was prepal.-
ing to fall back from that place ! was
sent with many other sick soldiers to
Memphis and home just before the
fall Of Memphis. Car. John r. H.
Scott of Rnsselville may remember
my condition on this trip.
Subee.Uent to this when CAPTAIN
Reed organized q company at Arkadel
phia, which afterwards became a part
of Pettus battalion, enlisted in that
company and served with it practical
ly until the end of the wal After
Colonel Pettus was killed at Marks
, Mills, this battalion was united with
other companies and~a new regiment
formed. and shall always remember
with pride the fact mentioned by Cap
tain BrideWeIl, that while | was Il
private in the ranks. came within d
very few votes of being elected colo
mel of the regiment: and it is espec
tally gratifying to NE to remember
that the battalion with which had
been in active service voted almost
solidly for me This fact shows what
the men Who served with me and
knew my service as a soldier thought
of me. was on outpost duty with L
part Of this company when the new
of the surrender was received
| was not at Prairie Grove at al.
This is the simple story. Whethe,
the muster rolls were eyer made ou1
or if made out. whether they are now
in existence. do not know bat these
facts are known to surviving com
rades from both companies in which !
served.
There seems to be no end to the in
vention Of false statements about me
in this campaign AS fast as one is
exposed another is invented At least.
up to this time, this has been the case
Governor Davis shameless disre
gard of the truth is however, by rea-
son of frequent exposures, becoming
generally so we'll known that it is to
be hoped that his ISLANDERS, whether Of
me or others. will hereafter be harm
less. JAMES X. JONES.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04
[NIFUL SLANDER
Inst s:nato' Jones by
Davis Refufe'
| by Mr.. Jones.
l,oe As FALSE DAVIS STORY
Igov7 JONES' coNFE0ER,
l ATE RECORD.
! i, the Confederate Service TIL
..a,der as Hundreds VIII
Testify.
:, The Confederate Service I'LL
A1oR JONES STATEN + n

bator J. X. Jones addresses the
I Of Arkansas as follows through
little Rock Democrat;
Ssbington. D. c.. Jan. III l902.=
i, nomocrat: Several friends
I written me that Governor DAVIS
ktated in public speeches ana
! te conversations that | served III
ronfederate army only one month
bae day. and that he had proof OF
1 and also that | had behaved IN a
kpdjtable manner at Prairie Grove.
of these statements are untrue.
bin BrideVell of my county re-
/ wrote a letter. which has since
nnblished. which makes a per
/ correct statement of my mill
service. and he calls attention in
/ pttpr to a resolution adopted by
famp of Confederate Veterans at
1. of which | am a member, and
some of the members Of which !,
ID during the war suppose that
publication of this letter of Cap
Bridewell would be sufficient to
his untruth at rest, but | am to
6nformed that Governor Davis, as
las last Monday, repeated his
|mant.
June II, 1851. | WAS mustered
the service at Little Rock in Cap
Holmes company. which became
|rt of Bourland's S regiment when
hized at Searcy. All of the troops
b at that time We're raised by the
! and about August | of that year
entire command was transferred
bid mustered into the service Of
Confederate government at POca-
bs. went with my regiment, un
General Hardee. on his campaign
Southeast Missouri. and upon his
IN to Arkansas | was brought
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04
[VERNMENT BUILDING
ngresS Onal Committee Seeking
Information Relative to One
For Pine Bluff.

street and second principal street.
G. Describe location of site in each
case.
I. Describe general character OF
business done i'll city. and state NUM-
Der of railroad lines leading thereto.
8. Mention six of the best buildings
in city with cost OF construction or
each and character of material used.
8. Why should government build
ing be erected in your city?
10. Is there a government building
in your county? If not, give location
and distance from your city. Of such
building. Yours truly.
DAVID H. MERCER
Chairman.
The bill was introduced at the last
session of congress by Congressman
John S. Little 1t was referred to the
committee ON public buildings and
grounds and no action was taken un-
til the recent session of congress.
Mayor Bell is busy compiling the
data and information sought by the
committee, and it is probable that a
favorable disposition will be made
of the bill.
The people of Pine Bluff should
leave nothing undOne to secure a gov
ernment building. 1t is badly needed
and the time is ripe for some effective
work to be done.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04
Bic Indian Comma.

Mr. r. II. Purdy. one of the mos
distinguished Redmen in the South,
is expected to arrive in the city this
afternoon and visit the local order OF
Redmen for several days. Ny. Purdg
is the great past sachem of Arkansas,
Louisiana and Texas. His home is in
Texas. He has a national reputation
in Redmen circles and the local lodge
anticipates giving a buck smoker IL
his honor at Imperial hall Wednesday
night should he arrive as anticipated.
Burned to Ceath.
Al Batson, for fifteen years heat
nressman for the Arkansas Cotton
Oil company at Helena, was burned
to death while asleep in bed in d
shanty in which he roOmod.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04
FOR DROUTH SUFFERERS.
Gov. Davis Asks Banks for a Lean Of
$4,000.

In response to the appeal made to
him by the people of the drouth
stricken counties of Fulton, Tzard.
Sharp and Randolph to convene the
legislature in special session to reliev.
their sufferings by postponing the tax
penalty, Gov. Davis has asked the
bankers of the state to loan the state
$4,000 to relieve the people of the
counties named, and he will pledge
himself to do all in his power TO havc
the next legislature to return the loai,
with 6 per cent interest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04
.COOR HOUSE TONIGHT
Meeting Of Jefferson County
WorIJ'S Fair Cor
ln,SS.OnerS.
LADIES AUXILIARY 8OkRG WILL
ALSO BE PRESENT TO
ORGANIZE.
The Fubie Generally Is Invited e Sc
Present to Maize the %eeti-e
Ore of Success.
Ore of Success.
MANAGER MILAN Will BE aERE

The meeting Of the jefferson count
worlds fair board of= commissioners
at tic courthouse tonight il s1.s 10 ba
an interesting and important ya4edAg
In reply to a qnelry seGt i'an. I
w Milan, manager of tffe t,Fausa.
building, by Secretary +. y. Rqsseu.
as to whether or not he eoGia attend
the meeting tonight Nj E0ssel has
received telegram from NJ Milan
stating that be will arrive in - eii1=
this afternoon at $40 O'Clock. Tar
presence Of Nj Milan. Who fas been
trusted with The care Of the ArtaD.aa
building and exhibit. Will toaa n ado
cd interest ia thc meeting. Every
person in the city who has aA interest
IN se"ipg Arkansas we'll represented
at the biz Louisiana Purchase sxpos
tion should attend tic meeting to-
night.
Especially are tho ladies in general
and the ladies who are GltmE5ers of
the auxiliary board requested 10
attend, as it is proposed to organic
The auxiliary board
Considerable interest is being man
lfested in the meeting and il is
thought that a big crowd will turn ont.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04

'Ae council meeting Monday
mayor Bell mentioned the fact
Il Dill had been introduced in con-
providing for the erection in
|clty of a public building. He
That he had received a com
a'ioh from Mr.. David II. Mercer.
fiiaA OF the committee on public
nss and grounds with refer.
" 'he matter. The communica-
$ as follows:
sllagton, D. G., Feb. /. 1907
on A bill has been introduced
rs'ess providing for the purchase
(,''e IN your city and the erec-
'nefeon of government build
W USED for postofiice and other
l'nehtal purposes. This com.
NeS''es accurate information
'oa .,.'l upon which to base it's ac-
NV. Nll You kindly aid us along
Moving lines:
In5 what was your population in
F'na ,n1 what is it now?
;n 1at ,eds IS Your estimate for popu-
/, :" 'he city or citizens donate
nt no', what is the lowest cost
I,s; site about 100x15o feet in
ri' Aess part of city?
'''e value of land on principal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04
FOR ADVERTISERS TO CONSIDER

THE GRAPHcs AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION FOR THE
MONTH JANUARY 1902 WAS PAPERS. LARG-
CIRCULATION EVER ATTAINED BY A PINE BLUFF NEWS
DURING TIE PRESENT MONTH TIE CIRCULATION OF TIE
COPES PER DAY
THE GRAPHIC EXTENDS ITS THANKS TO THE PUBLIC FOE
PATRONAGE ASSURES THEM THAT TIE
LARGER THE CIRCULATION TIE BETTER THE PAPER WILL BE
THE DAILY GRAPHIC
MAY THEIR PAPERS TIE EARLIEST POSSIBLE MOMENT
THE CITY HAS BEEN DIVIDED
INTO TEN CARRIER ROUTES, WHICH IksuREs QUICKER AND
MORE REGULAR DELIVERY THAN EVER HERETOFORE
-rnAsxH u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04

sleep. they have 10 place umbrellas
and tarpaHlins over them He favor
ed building a new city han or repair.
ing the old Que.
Mr.. Bell said that he would ask all
the members of the city council to
constitute themselves into a commit
tee of one to suggest plans for the
erection of new city hall or repair
Ing tho old one He had some plans
Oh the subject. He thought the city
hall might be built and paid for on
long time warrants. Or the present
city hall might be sold and with the
proceeds of that property new orc
on q less valuable site could be built.
A question was asked as to whether
o. rot the city had the right to erect
4 city hail on South common. Mr..
Bell stated that the question was now
a matter of litigation and 70 be dl=
termined by the courts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04
Bull ] NEW CITY HALL
Or Repair the Old Oae i.
Re onlmerded by the
Council Committee.
PRESENT TRAP LEAKS LIKE a
SElVE AND FiREMEN SLEEP
UNDER UMBRELLAS
partSlent Horses Have to Be Re-
moved 10 Prevent Drowning.
PRcCEE Dimes OF CITY COUNCu

The city council met in regular sas-
sion Monday night. Mayor Bell was
present and presided and all the al
defmen were present The minutes
Of the last meeting were read al.si aD.
proved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04

\ resolution was offered bv fhp
finance committee appropriating the
sum Of $500 out of the future reve-
hues q the city for the purpose of
h'Hlns time warrants that may here
after be issued due and payable july
~. 1903. Upon motion the resolution
Was adopted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04

Manor Bell stated that a bridge was
badly needed across the drain ou Al
abama street between THird and
Fourth avenues. The present bridge
IS dangerous. Under recent ordi-
nance it is required to construct cul
ycrts instead of bridges II the city
would construct culverts. the property
owners might construct the eulvelt
30 feet east of Alabama street The
mayor also stated that the citizens
living in the West end were elamor.
ing for a bridge over Brnmps bayou.
and that he thought the citizens
would pay over one=haIf the eost of the
bridge.
Alderman Well moved chat the mat
Ter of building the culSert On Alabama
street be referred to the board Of pub
lie affairs for investigation, which
carried.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04

Nature hates monopolies and ex-
ceptions
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04

Men are respectable only as they
respect
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04

Alderman Wilkins, of the public
works committees, reported that the
petition Of the ladies' federation of
Gibbs which was referred to them,
had been returned without recommen
dation. The petition asked the coun-
Gil to take some steps toward street
Improvement and putting the city III
good sanitary condition before the
heated period next summer. The re
port was received and the committee
discharged from further service with
regard to the petition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04

me following accounts, approved
BY be finance committee. were al
lowed: City government. sl5G.Ga; J.
H.,Talbot, $50; Ice and Coal com.
pany, $S4; Robert Giles, $50; II. =.
NestbrOok, S3S.77; police department.
S912.5o George DoalSes, 500 p; Wal
ker Drug company, $3.50; Westbrook
Grain and Commission company.
S41.61; T. \. Drummond, $40; John
H. Dellmon, s3.15; Fox Brothers,
$l.95; J. A. Avery, SIG: fire depart
ment, $429; rent of fire department
No, 2. SIS; G. F. Parks, s625: Ander-
son-Meyer Drug company, S15O; c.
Noss & Bro, $3.50: John Cobb, 500:
J. H. Talbot & Co., $1S5; Robinson
Bros, $3.50; Westbrook Grain and
Commission company, $102.77; J. p
Smart, $50: Milton Phelps. $50; Fl. f.
Westbrook, 1925; Pine Bluff Light
and Water Co., s21.50; Pine Bluff
Light and Water company, $25659;
Pine Bluff Light and Water company.
S670.G0; DR.. G. K Carruthers (subiect
10 dppfOVal), SlO0, Ed Glover, S5O,
l.. f. Hale, $12.40.
Alderman Clements moved that the
city be instructed to survey that part
of the cemetery west of the entrance
ard south of the main street. and
that it be opened up for sale, and that
one block be reserved for the burial
of any bodies that may be found
buried in that block The motion
carried
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04

Alderman boHce moved that the
beard of public affairs BE directed to
call upon the county Judge and confer
with him with reference to the mat
ter of maintaining the p1orEouse aut;
for soliciting his assistance in that re-
spect The motion carried.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04

Mr. Boyce, of the water and light
committee. reported that the Water
and Light company had given the peo
pie some river water during the past
week. Mayor Bell stated that Mr..
Pollitt, superintendent for the COM
pany, had called on him and stated
that during the past week one of thei'
deep we'll pumps had broken, and that
for a few days the company had been
compelled to use some river water.
The mayor told him that he considered
it an emergency and requested Mr..
Pollitt to remedy the matter as soon
as possible.
Mr.. Fox, of the fire committee. ask
ed for further time to report on tic
matter of getting reduced insurance.
Alderman Wollerman offered an in
teresting report for the city hall COM
mittee. He stated that the city hall
leaked like a sieve. '"The fire boys"
he said. have to move the horses to
keep them from being drowned. To
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04

The report Of the sexton Of Bel
wood cemetery was as follows: Re-
aeipts-S Sale Of lot, $10 grave digging.
$73;; filling private lots, 50; taking
care of private lots, So; total, $50
Observation-Disclosures hire, $50; salary
of sexton, $50: total. $50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04

Chief Of Police Wm Craig present
ed a report of special license collected
pool rooms. switch, saloon and other
licenses. The amount Of Nh. Craig's
collection was s11 ,227. The report was
accepted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-04

The following report of the police
Judge and the chief of police was sub
mitted: Cash, $4,000: committed
s4O2; appealed. SIS; total, Sl,207 go.