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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-14
OLNEYvlLlE.

There was good s.zed audience in
the square last evening to listen to
Messrs. Corrigan. Powers, Reid and Nc
Dermott. who made addresses upon the
strike situation. The speakers had not
much that was new to offer, but they
were heartily received by the fellow
workren. and II was quite evident that
the weavers were just as firm i'm the
stand last evening as they were on the
morning of January II. when the trouble
began.
A man known TO most of the squa re
as ice. the cobbler," was seen running
through the square about s o'clock last
evening shouting Police" at the top
of his voice. Patrolman Bierne took a
hand in the game and soon laid hands
on chap called Joe, Leonard who Joe.
the cobbler" claims came into his shop
and assaulted him without any cause.
The funeral of Joseph Kelly was held
at st. Theresas church this morning and
was largely attended. the deceased hav-
ing been an exceedingly popular young
man. The Robert Emmett Literary as
sociation. Of which the deceased was a
member. were in attendance.
Thomas McCurdy OF Thornton died
suddenly AT his home last evening. He
had been in the square at noon and was
apparently In his usual health.
James Dempsey. one OF the victims OF
the accident at the corner OF Chaplin
avenue and Ellery street some time ago.
when n house was blown down by a
gust OF wind. was taken from his home
on Julian street To the Rhode Island
hospital yesterday afternoon for the pur-
pose of having the plaster cast taken
, from his legs.
The regular meeting OF the Olneyville
Baseball association was held last even
Ing.
Report OF the business manager was
received and satisfaction expressed on
account OF his arrangements for games
thus far which will include two games
with Woonsocket Gyms on Memorial
day. the afternoon game 10 be
played I'm Olneyville. and. arrange
ments will be made to handle large
crowd. II was also reported that the sea-
son would In all probability open on the
24th with some strong college team.
Uniforms OF light gray with dark blue
trimmings will be worn. hleachers will be
built. bridge across the river, and other
things that arc thought necessary Tt
was voted to advertise games extensively
and 70 have parade on opening day.
Today large force OF carpenters will
be at work on Merino fats
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-14
DESIRES
CASH BACK.
Hoyt Demands S250,OOO and
Money He Gave to His Wife.
PUBLIC HEARING IS DEMANDED
Hints Of a Society Sensation When The
Case Comes Up for Trial
Are Made.

New York. May l4.--Mrs. Charlotte NJ,
Hoyt. who Is being sued for divorce by
her millionaire husband, Reuben NJ. Hoyt
has made application 10 have the case
tried before a Jury In the supreme court
instead OF In secrecy before referee.
Mrs. IIoyt not only denies all her hus-
bands accusations. but makes counter
charges against him.
The Hoyts were married i'm the Church
Of the TRANSPORTATION on Nov. 30. 1891
Reuben Hoyt was one Of the principal
heirs of his uncle, Jesse Hoyt, who left
an estate OF sl2, 100000, Reuben's brother.
Jesse. died last winter.
WOLF IN SLEEPS CLOTHING.
Mr.. and Mrs Hoyt resided at No. 32e
West Eighty eighth street until last sum-
mer, when they separated in consequence,
II Is said, Of certain occurrences al Chet
Elnotts camp on Beaver river, Herkimer
county. which greatly angered Mr.. Hoyt.
one OF the guests at the camp was Ralph
5. Townsend, and IL Is alleged that he
was very attentive TO Mrs Hoyt Mrs.
Hoyt insists that there is no justifca-
ton for her husbands allegations regard
Ing Mr.. Townsend. though she admits
that ne was frequent visitor at their
In addition to suing for divorce Mr.
Hoyt has brought an action TO have set
aside certain transfers. of property which
eighth street house and furnishings.
which he values at $4,000. stocks and
bonds valued at SSS. 900 and his interest in
trust fund which paid him 5000 year.
Subsequently he gave her his interest in
an estate valued at 100000. All these
transfers he wants the court TO set aside.
CREATED MANY SCENES
After he had made his wife these gifts,
Mr.. Hoyt alleges, she became addicted TO
the use or intoxicating beverages. and
that on account OF her conduct he has
been compelled TO leave home. Since
their separation last July. he says she
has. while intoxicated, created scerfes at
different hotels. lie says she recently
made a purchase OF more than $1,000 and
directed that the bill be sent to him. but
as he had given orders not 10 permit
Mrs. Hoyt To run up any bills in his name
the goods were not sent TO her on his
account
Mrs. Hoyt declares that all her hus-
bands charges are unfounded and that
her conduct as a wife has been most ex-
emDlary.
IL Is intimated that when the case
comes up before the jury there will be
some surprises for society.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-14
WARREN.

Prayer meeting service will be con-
Quoted I'm the NJ Il. church to morrow
night. by the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Hopkins.
and In the Baptist church by Rev. H.
watjen.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. +.
church meets tonight in the vestry OF
tho church to transact business.
Mr. William Smith has taken charge Of
the drama. ~ Country Kid" To be pro-
ducod soon by the Sioux Dramatic
company Mr.. Smith is a very capable
director having had long experience in
this line.
The new watering car has not been
used as yet, but never mind, It will be
used later on. The people arc not al
together discouraged as yet, but business
men along Main street arc making n stiff
kick The Suburban cars kick up clouds
Of dust, which noat into the business sec
ton OF the town
The Around Town Dramatic club OF
Swansea, Mass. will hold n two nights
entertainment In Armory hall. May 18th
and 2eth.
The Warren band will hold a social and
dance i'm Institute hall. Friday night
The National Band orchestra. II pieces.
furnishing music for dancing. A half
hours concert will be rendered previous
TO the dance. by the band.
The Girls Friendly society of ST.
Marks church will meet I'm the parish
rooms Friday night. Regular business
will be transacted.
Amity lodge. l. o. O. r. meets tonight I:
sowansett lodge. A. o. U. w. tomorrow
night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-14

Wire ropes and chains have been fas-
tened at many places on the Alps to as
sist climbers Some Of these are on the
upper tower OF the Matterhorn. where
climbing II particularly dangerous. But
now. Il seems. these ropes are likely TO
bring more danger than they avert, for
they act as lightning conductors, and
many tourists nave been severely shocked
by coming In contact with them 10
stormy weather. II seems strange thai
this danger was not forseen. way
Of giving the necessary assistance with
out the accompanying peril OF the eiec-
trio shock. has not yet been devised, Tor
ropes Of any other material than metal
could not be depended on, az they would
soon he worn out by abrasion upon the
rocks.-Philadelphia Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-14
CENSURED
BY CORONER.
Nurse In Manhattan Hospital
Was DeTellct In Her Duty.
FAILED TO REPORT. DEATH
. Patlen! Fell From Window 10 Floor Will,
Nurse Was Trying 10 Carr Her
tsa Couea.
FAILED TO REPORT DEATH

New York, May N-Mlss Della Mciole.
for the Insane. on Wards Island. was
censured by coroner's jury yesterday
for falling to make a report on the In
juries received there by Theresa McMa-
death OF the patient Miss McHale resign
ed and cannot be located.
Coroner Scholer conducted the inquest.
At the time OF her death a certificate was
given saying the Mcmahon woman had
died OF acute lobar pneumonia. The certi-
ficate was later revoked and an autopsy
made by Coroner Weston. coroner's ply
sician, which revealed the fact that the
woman had a fracture OF the breastbone,
three fractured ribs on the right side and
several bruises on the body, including
discoloration under the right eye.
FALL PROVED FATAL.
DR.. s. A. Bond OF the hospital, who
made out the origfpal death certificate.
swore that there was no Intention on his
part 10 conceal any OF the facts. He said
that before the woman's death he knew
that she had been injured, but was not
aware OF the fact that the injuries were
serious.
Miss Mcmahon received her injuries on
April %. DR. Bond testified. Della Nc
Hale was in charge at the time and in
formed him that the insane woman had
become violent and had climbed up
window and fallen back. This she had
done repeatedly. Each time she struck
herself against the window sill. Miss Nc
Hale failed to report the incident at the
time, as was required by the rules.
VERDICT OF THE JURY.
After the testimony OF the physician
had been heard Coroner Scholer called
several nurses who had come In contact
with the woman during her stay on the
island.
After hearing the testimony the jury
brought In a verdict censuring Miss Nc
Hale for failing TO report the injuries
They found that Miss Mcmahon had re-
ceived her injuries in falling from the
window TO the floor while the nurse was
trying 10 carry her TO bed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-14
A CONCERT
Given by Pupils Of Mr.. RamlI-
ton Last Evening.

Despite the fact that the Providence
Art club claimei a large society contin-
gent last evening, Mr.. Hamilton's rect
tai hall at 90 Brown street was well
filed with a representative company OF
music lovers who came to listen to the
FIRST concert given by his pupils.
The concert was a brilliant success In
every particular. Mr.. Hamilton's pupils
showing great proficiency.
Especially was this true OF Miss Man
sirs work. which, despite her years. was
that OF an artist and won for her repeat
ed encores.
string quartet and second piano
added much to the success OF the rcci-
tai.
The program was as follows
Goldmark Dance from Rustic Sym
phony. Misses Harriet Sessions and
Amey Austin: Singlec. fantasie on "Tro-
vatore.' Miss Bessie O. Bean; Jadas-
sohn. Albumleaf; Borowski. Minuet.
Miss Veronica McCanrey; Mendelssohn.
concerto in G minor. allegro. andante.
presto, Miss Grace A. Ripley; wachs,
Vaise Legere. Miss Louise Dempster;
wachs Minuet. Master Clarence Ste.
vens; DE Beriot. scene de ballet. Mr..
Carl Tourtellot: Bach. bourree In G.
Miss Rachel Simmons; slit, romance,
Miss Sophie Tillinghast: Levallee. pa
pillon. Miss Josie Chadbourne: Bee
thoven allegro from second concerto.
Miss Harriet Lyon; Rheinberser, bal
lade. Miss Amey Austin DE Bcriot. al
legro from seventh concerto. Mr.. Maui
rice Ryder: Delahaye. Minuet Colum
bine. Miss Marguerite Heyworth: Mas
cagni. intermezzo, Master Lyman
Whitcher; Hummel allegro from concer-
20 I'm p minor, Miss Harriet Mansir;
GODDARD second barcarolle. Miss M. Jen-
ME Grout viotti, moderate from concer-
TO No. %. Miss Mary Pratt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-14
LOWER RATE EXCURSION TO c ~.
FORNt~

During the coming summer frequent
opportunities will be offered By the Ia.
cago. Milwaukee, & 81 Paul Railway TO
visit California at the lowest round trip
rates ever offered with choice of routes
from Chicago via Kansas city. Omaha
or st. Paul. or going and returning VIA
different routes Electric lighted trains
Route OF the Pioneer Limited Famous
Train Of the world Write for full in
formation 10 r. A. Miller. General Pas
songer Agent, Chicago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-14
......1heatres. ... !.

Esther Tottell, the leading woman Of
"Are You a Mason" company. and who
in private life is the wife OF Attorney
Geo. T.. Coater. Jr., of New York. leased
her summer home at Rlvervicw on the
Narragansett TO j. Tuck OF Providence for
tho season.
MIR and Mrs. Coater will sail on the
Cunard lire June iith for years tour
OF the worlds principal cities returning
via Australia and san Francisco.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-14

r. r. Reed. the cartoonist OF Punch. In
n recent address I'm London contrasting
the freedom enjoyed by cartoonists -
England with the lot OF their brethren
In foreign countries. said he understood
the average life of n cartoonist In Tur-
key was one week. In Germany the
caricaturists dare not meddle with a sim
gle hair OF the kaser's moustache
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-14
LECTURE BEFORE MEMS CLUB

Before several hundred members ~ tho
Mems club OF the Cranston Street Bap-
tist church. last evening. Rev. A. T.
Kenptof1 tiriivored an entertaining lee
ture on THE Land OF Evangellne." The
lecture was Illustrated by 100 stereoptlcon
views and was greatly enjoyed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-14
French Canals.

great canal and port program now
under consideration in the French legis-
lature will involve an estimated capital
outlay of E2slA.0o0. The principal works
In the list are the Northeastern canhl es-
timated to cost c5.2io.oo 900; the Northern
canal. f2.4o.Ooo; the Loire and Rhone
canal G4,92o 600. and the Marseilles and
Rhone canal, e3,e56 Exchange.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-14
Jersey Justice.

Jersey Justice is making considerable
OF n name for itself these days. Isaac u.
Ward. justice OF Perth Amboy. has Dc
cided that n parent can punish child
with any degree OF cruelty. provided he
does not leave mark on the child'e
body. The Chinese know II ways OF
giving the death torture without leaving
. mark on the body Of the victim. There
r. a wide and useful field for few
Chinese coaches In the scope OF Jersey
1ustice.-New York Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-14

His Royal Highncss Prince Mlchi.
grandson Of the present Mikado OF ia
pan. II the youngest heir presumptiyc TO
a great throne among all the royal per-
sonages IN the world. He r. eight months
old. has = dozen nurses. and English and
French governesses will be secured as
soon as he shall be able TO talk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-14

The FaithfuI' Workers win meet az tho
Mission Of the Coming King. So Broad
street. Friday evening az T:f5 O'Clock.
Vice President Mary NJ. Bradshaw will
have charge OF the service.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-14

Abigail Cooke, Mr.. Frank c. Mathew
son. Miss Balch, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fenner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney r. Burelgh and
Mr.. Courtland Dorrance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-14

LosT-wREATH SET WITH PEARLS
In or between Keith s theatre and l52 Cong
don ST. Liberal Reward. Call or write
The News Office Cor. Washington and
Mathewson SITS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
Double Wells.

Double Wells. Ark, Aug, 7.-There
VAS a large crowd to attend the sing
iug al Pleasant Home church last Sun
day. 4 number of them were from
Pine Bluff Messrs Kemp Toney. Sid
Hunt Waiter and James Goodwin, NJ
and Mrs. Creed Caldwell, Mr.. Alex
9uGer and his two daughters. All en-
ioyed themselves. There was dinner
enough to feed many more than Were
present,
la5t!is by cotton is being rushed
this week. Potato planting and tU1nil
sowing is progressing nicely
Miss Jennie Allen. OF Locust Cot
tag2, Is un hove going 10 school this
session. She is boarding 1t Ml. Joe
iaom&s
}lf. and Mrs. FranN Gianeti have
returned home from e;ue"doa, Nix. al
which. place hey have been y.,it:n2
his wite.s feo9e
Miss Nellie Foley has returned L
hor home in Pine Bluf. atter s;lo.
visit he9e With Miss Florence Gsaie
Miss Florence Craig is VISITING nend,
N PiAe Bluff today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
Z Christian Spirit.

Churches which are under the bur-
den OF a heavy debt may we'll envy
the congregation OF st, Luke's at Var
mouth. The clergyman, the organist,
the choir, the organ blower, the bell
ringer, all contribute their services.
AID the total cost Of carrying on the
church IS jcst 81 week. while the
.aa7cf. new one, has been bnilt by
voluntary contributions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
1)ajI2 @5rapi1iG

ANY city subscriber falling to re
ee've the Graphic on any day should
report the failure to this office at
once. The present carriers are new
and have not had time to become
thoroughly acquainted with the places
81 residence of subscribers, and it Is
a fave, 70 the Graphic and the ca
eiers to have those failures reported
daily, SO that they may be remedied
as soon as possible.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
! Ill y c y.

rha.l7.lo9ia ate tn solutions
adopted .)g the lesuIga Repab.tcan
eeaG:a committee of jefferson eoan-
" al taeir meeting Thursday IN lai.5
city
w. ye# committee on resolutions,
0e9 leave 10 report IS follows:
Resolved That under Gle condition
Of thiHs, as they HoW east tfat il is
tie sense ct this committee that
WheIo&s We are confronted by serious
political differences; tnat oui 9. .. 2.
is threatened with destruction by bolt
e#8 OF Insurgents democratic sym
JatHizalsj aad, whereas, We have had
tWo conventions, the regular Repubii
aan convention and tie Irregular Tor
so=called inalr9enD convention; and,
whereas, the insurgent convention has
put out Il candidate for governor i'll
the person of the Hon. Charles d.
Gfedves;; and, whereas, the insurgent
state committee have made entang-
candidate for governor, and receiving
at his hands the appointment of in
surgent, Democratic OF worthless ne
groes as election commissioners for
all the counties in what is known as
the 'black belt for no purpose ap-
parentiy but to corrupt the ballot
box;
Therefore, be il resolved, that We
deem il wise not to put Republican
ticket in Jefferson county, but to ask
at the hands of the election commits
sioncrs Of Jefferson county that the
ballots east fer the Republican state
ticket he counted as cast; and in
order to do Sc 10 appoint such judges
ol. election in tn various townships
an! Vatd5 n Jefferson county a. viii
tsfy OF tfe fail spirit of .ile law
aad aae 10 #is#that a. frauds o. e9esan-
uoa be committed in Sid county
Resolved, ia.1lar That It Is the
sellz.= this e3mnitfae hat a! noE'
bers ef= this. che ReDa1ilican e5aa.y
central committees of tHis. Jefferson
county. who 80 no, il sympathy NIL
aa r7ee'a II. Republican fg,stg 81 5i4lz
eaaate. state aaa nati9n. Aafe5y t4:.=
deJ# thea rs snations is@eai1t.s ana
lEat heir places be flled ~ r,sa'ae
HVpUoiicaHs IN sympathy W. aboae
II @aaiZ2tiuns.
Resolved, fmtherTh the chairman
Of tilis central committee be cmroWe
ed 10 appoint Z committee to be kaG~l
as & campaign committee Gf jefferson
county, consisting of eleven U1) wise
and discrete regular Republicans, N
Guiding the chairman and secretary OF
this committee, who shall be cXoHlrio
chairman and secretary of the said
campaign committee.
Resolved. further, That We heartily
endorse The regular Republican stata
ticket headed by the Hon. Harry II.
Myels for governor of Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
Suit or Note fof 1857.

~ :, awve4 & '\2le - f.aaeea ee.A-
panv Thursday dteA se*t s. the JEFF
son circuit coelt a&aiHst <. l. ard
Mamie Scott. vAom lhe plaintiffs al
lege, are indebted to lhem in the sum
OF s9t7.75 for material The plaintiffs
ask iu.!gment for S2n7.75. The Same to
be declared --aA on peoqety of de
PENDANTS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08

Mr.. Frank JoIIey, OF Warren, is in
the city
-Mr. 4 G. Noblin. Of Nfmbfoush
is in the city.
Gen. r. NJ. Knox spent the day al
rady on business.
Mr.. W. F. Campbell, Of RedGeld,
MIR. John P Wcedon. Of Wabba-
scka, is in the city,
was in the city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. \. Knox are Wis
iting friends in Monticello.
Mr.. J. b. Mayer, of Little Rock, is
a business visitor in the city.
Mrs Ncttie Freeman went to Lit
tie Rock Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. James Matthews has returned
from a business trip to St Louis.
Mr. Dick Van Wormer. of st
Mr.. Joe Nichol went down the Va,-
ley road this morning on business.
Louis, has arrived in The city ant' ae-
eebted a position with AIth@imer Bros.
Mr.. ct Wilbourne leaves today for
points in California to spend yaca-
ton.
Miss Ruth V. Myar, Of Little Rock,
Was guest of friends in the city
Thursday.
Mrs. J. W. Hawley and sister, Miss
Elsie 2iaxtieia. left today for Bates
vile. Nh
DIR. and Mrs l. *. Land leave to
da> 10. ,eif aee. home in Los .Aa.
seles, CO.
Mrs. aodoffc soueIls left
Thursday for Hot Springs 70 spend
several weeks.
Captain J. { cross was in The city
Thursday and returned 70 Pendleton
in tHe afternoon
Messrs. Edgar Bloom and J. Il.
Bitin4. Of Ij1t,e Rock, VIII visitors in
the city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mr@ W. $ Shaw. Of 7allas.
rex~ are i'll che city The suest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Felix G. Smart
Miss Rosa Emenbets. Of Little
Rock. arrived IN =t..a city His morning
Ii visit NJ. ard 3iis.J b. Simon.
- Nh aad Mrs. c. Burns left Thurs
day for Salt Lake City to attend the
grand lodge meeting of the Elks
lodge
deputy Constable Robert John
son went 70 Capt Cross convict farm
this morning With Aaron Rolls. a negro
convicted in Fsq. SteWart,s court of
malicious mischief and fined S25 and
costs.
DR. NJ l.. Minson. OF Mcmphs, will
arrive "A Pine Blulf Sunday to locate
rernenently Ter the Hraeliee OF dent!
istry. He Will take the Office rooms
over She Bark OF Pine Bluff recently
vacated ~ Dr. L. X Land.
-Barfeld and Wheeler Hudson
cale3el have been arrested on war
rants from ESQUIRE W. D. Vance's
count, charged With grand larceny.
Theii' bonds have heen fixed at 5000
each and their trials Will occur Satur-
day.
Thursday afternoon two young
children wandered away from The Pa
cific hotel en- East Third avenue, and
tor seeNral hours We're missing. FL
naiiy they Wore found by Officer Frank
Nowcll on East Third avenue near the
bayou bridge several blocks east OF
the hotel.
-Messrs. N \. Austin and ]. F.
Rutherford returned from St. Louis
this morning.. Whero they have been
On business, presumably connected
With the Citi2ons Light and Transit
company. When approached hy
Graphic reporter they refused to dix.
close the nature Of the business which
called them to St. Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
Assessor Finishes Ills W.rk.

Assessor Charles Harris has cs:a
pleted the work OF assessing taXes :,
Jefferson county for this year. ThE.s
lay, August :. the assessing book
Wee closed. TAc ass ssH!o.4;s Wer'
net yerN heavy, and many ,leep,e ~.
have % pay q penalty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
lreIand's Only Toll Er!oge.

Waterford possesses the only tall
bridge in Ireland. After 10S years agi-
tation a movement is now on foot for
the construction of free bridge over
the River SUR
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08

% Esccnt SusSia1 Grand Duke.
II. H. D. Pierce, the third assistant
sac4otar,. e stata, VII have Charge of
Il. Ftusaia. i duke during his
s,a:~a goz,r Of the Urited states.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
Il
X ADJUSTMENTS
X y
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Thursday night the Spooner ORA
matte company gave a vaudeville en-
teltainment, in which almost every
member of the company rendered a
specially. The evening was also etes-
ignated as amateur night and Miss
Nellie Dowd, Miss Mamie Harding,
Dave Veil and little Miss Ethel
Schloss participated.
The special features of the anna
tours were all very ereGit2bIe. The
prizes fell 70 Master Dave We'll. who
rendered cornet sole. and Miss Eei-
lie DoWd. tie accomplished pianist.
Some Of the soeeialfies rendered ~
fhe professionals were good ,,:la OH
ess Wefe not 80 2gol The 5sss sc
ialty Of ho evening &.ss he geeJf&ftoa
Of Mr. Mofeton Baker the popular
heavy man Of the spooner Dramatic
company. Wh9 gave two geci lens.
oGa Of which vas @IzuseAe .Nafn $
Deeaal.s TIE Maatal agony end
z5ft>fea Conscience depicted ia 9Ais
fa=s#a &a63a creation 81 Ee4tlya92 vas
9asse15aa IN 2 maate5fa way b II.
Bake. At the conclusion OF MS spec
iaIty ha was the recipient o. a hand
te5 4 flowers from ~ aa-
.t'os = tse audience.
Dr. N. 1. Minson, Of Memphis,
Tom, graduate of Baltimore Dental
solleea, Hill a!rise IN Pine Bluff SUI
lay, August u. and open the Office
over the Bank OF Pine Bluff. formerly
occuDie,. b% myself. Dr.. Minson comes
highly rec commended and I bespeak fer
him the consideration Of my former
patients and friends. Very respect
fully, l. X. LAND.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

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