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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13
Interesting Figures Compiled by
Councilman Crenshaw.
EDUCATION HERE is CHEAP
The School System Not as Expensive
Per Capita as in Other Cities OF
Like Size-Some Compar-
ison's Made.

Councilman Crenshaw, of Clay Ward,
Introduced in the Council on Monday
right a resolution providing for a joint
committee OF the Council to inquire into
the feasibility, educational necessity. and
.ost Of the establishment and malnten-
ancc.. Of manual training and kinder
:arten instruction in connection with the
schools Of the city.
Mr.. Crenshaw has made careful
etudy of this subject In the course OF
his Investigations he has prepared the
accompanying table giving valuable sta
tisucs in reference TO twenty-five cities
This table was prepared from the CEN
sus reports and the statistics OF the de-
r;rtmcnt of labor The figures for the
1nust par. are for the year 1900.
If explanation of the table il should be
said that the figures to the LETT give
the rank of the cities in order of popu-
laton among the cities of the country.
Tie next column gives the order Of pop
uiation in this list of twenty-five select
ed cities. In the column headed total
expended by schools the lower figures
for each city give the total apprCpria-
ton expended and the upper the amount
appropriated for new or additional build
ing.
EIGH ASSESSMENTS low RATE.
A study of this table IS most interest
ing and instructive. In property values
richmond. among the twenty-five cities.
stands fifth. showing the high assess
men,s In revenue received Richmond is
dIteenth. showing that our tax rate is
low In population We are seventeenth
ann IN area In acres twenty fifth and
last.
In its annual appropriation TO schools
Richmond Is twenty first. In value OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13
Germ no Others"
Sherlock Holmes struck his hand
against his knee with an impatient ges-

Germ no Others
Sherlock Holmes struck his hand
against his knee with an impatient ges-
ture
IF 1 had only been there!" he cried.
TT is evidently a case of extraordinary
interest, and one which presented inn
mense opportunities to the scientific ex-
pert. That gravel page upon which
might have read so much has been long
ere this smudged by the rain and de-
faced by the clogs Of curious peasants.
Oh. Dr. Mortimer, DR.. Mortimer, to
think that you should not have called
me in! You have indeed much to answer
for"
II could not call you in. Mr. Holmes,
without disclosing these facts to the,
world, and 1 have already given my
reasons for not wishing to do so. Be
sides. besides
"Why do you hesitate?"
There is a realm in which the most
acute and most experienced of detec-
tives is helpless
You mean that the thing lis super
natural?"
II did not positively say So
mo, but you evidently think it,
"Snce the tragedy. Mr.. Holmes, there
which are hard to reconcile with the
settled order Of Nature
For example?"
IT find that before the terrible event
occurred several people had seen a crea-
trire upon the moor which corresponds
with this Baskerville demon, and which
could not possibly be any animal known
to science. They all agreed that it was
a huge creature. luminous. chastity, and
spectral l have cross-examined these
men, one of them a hard-headed coun-
- Nd
land farmer, who all tell the same story
of this dreadful apparition exactly cor
responding to the hell-hound OF the
legend assure you that there is a reign
OF terror in the district and that 1t is
hardy man who will cross the moor at
night
land you. trained man of science,
believe it to be supernatural:
81 do not know what to believe.
Holmes shrugged his shoulders.
~ have hitherto confined my investlga
,iors 70 this world said he. In mod
ast wayI have combated evil, but to take
on the Father of Evil himself would,
no, hans. be too ambitious a task Yet
Vol, must admit that the footmark IS ma
terial.'
."rhe original hound was material enough
tc, tug a mans throat out, and yet ne
was dabolical as well.
Il see that YOU nave quite Soiie oNS'
10 the supernatllralists. But now, Dr
Mortimer, tell me this. If you hold these
views. why have you come to consult ms
ar all? You tell me in the same breatf
that it is useless to investigate ST.
Charles death, and that you desire me
to do it.
Il did not say that desired you
to do it,
"Then. how can assist your
BY advising me as to what shoulc
d., with Sir Henry Baskerville who ar
rives at Waterloo StaIon'-Dr Mortl'
mar looked at his watch-''in exactly one
hour and a quarter
lie being the heir?'
Yes On the death of Sir Charles we
iro.ired for this young gentleman. anc
fc; nd that he had been farming in Cana
la From the accounts which have
reached US he is an excellent fellow II
ever way I speak now not as medl-
cal man, but as trustee and executor
of Sir Charles will.
90! here is no other claimant, I pre-
su1.e?"
"None. The only other kinsman whom
we have been able to trace was Rodgel
Baskerville, the youngest of three broth
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MIR. Holmes. they were the footprints
Of q gigantic hound!''
Chapter Ill.
THE PROBLEM
T confess that at these words a shudder
passed through me. There was a thrill
in the doctors voice which showed that
he was himself deeply moved by that
which he told us. Holmes leaned for
ward in his excitement and his eyes had
the hard, dry glitter which shot from
them when he was keenly interested
You saw this?'
'As clearly as I see you.
land you said nothing?"
what was the use?"
How was it that no one else saw It
1.-THE marks were some twenty yards
a thought I don't suppose should
have done SO had I not known this
legend. .
'"There are many sheep-d dogs on the
moore"
mo doubt but this was no sheep dog"
''You say it was larger"
Enormous
'.But it had not approached the body?"
NO
''What sort Of night was it,"
damp and raw
Gut not actually raining?'
No
What is the alley lke?"
There are two lines of old yew hedge,
twelve feet high and impenetrable. The
walk in the centre is about eight feet
across"
"Is there anything between the hedges
and the wall?''
Yes. there is a strip of grass about
six feet broad on either side
81 understand that the yew hedge is
penetrated at one point by a gate?"
Yes, the wicket-gate which leads on
to the moor"
rs there any other opening?"
None"
so that to reach the Yew Alley one
either has to come down it from the
house or else to enter it by the moor
gate?''
There Is an exit through a summer
house at the far end
Had Sir Charles reached this?''
No; he lay about fifty yards from it,
Now. tell me- DR.. Mortimer-and this
is important-the marks which you sa W
We're on the path and not on the grass?
mo marks could show on the grass
Were they on the same side of the
path as the moor ga te?"
l eS,, IHey were on the edge of the
path on the same side as the moor
gate
You interest me exceedingly. AM
other point. Was the wicket-gate'
closed?''
CLOSED and padlocked."
How high was t?'
about four feet high"
Then any one could have got over
it?''
yes"
"Aod what marks did you>se by the
wicket-Eate?' t. Ne
None in particular"
Good Heaven! Did no one examiner"
Eyes. examined myself"
'And found nothing?'
1T was all very confused. Sir Charles
had evidently stood there for five or ten
minutes
How do you know that?'
Because the ash had twice dropped
from his cigar
Excellent! This is a colleague. Wat
son. after our own heart. But the
marks?'
He had left his own marks all over
that small patch of gravel. 1 could dis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13

most to a whisper as he answered
Mr.. Holmes. they were the FOOTPRINTS
Of d gigantic hound!'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13
Nothing New In It.

The smart set al Newport has been er1>y3
Pertaining a genuine monkey at one OF its4
dinners The press OF the country. how-T
ever nppears to be of one mind In the+y
i,idrrnent that there was nothing new ind,
thar feature of the occasion.-Charies~N1
ton News and Courier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13
True Love.

Kitty-D'ye rally love me. Dinny?
Dennis-Do OF love ye? Faith. Kitty.
Old do anything to live wild ye the irst
ayGrne loife, faven il OF knowed 'twould
kill me this minute. IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13

school property this city stands twenty
third In percentage to schools-7 per
cent-we stand twenty-first: and in mills
on the dollar twenty fifth. In cost per-
scholar Richmond, is twentyfourth. the
cost is Sl5.7S. In number of pupils TO
a teacher orr schools are third. the num-
her is forty. R!chnond's figures are:i
School census. 2oi,937;. average attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13

Hartford, city of about the same popu-.
lation, expends S43.47 a year on each
child. In education as In everything else
money tells and more money gets more
and better Of any. given article. teaching
included.
OUR EXPENDITURE SMALL
In this. list of twenty-five cities there
are only three others besides RieEsHond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13

ance o6.32: school age. six to twenty
one; total teachers, .3s: appropria ton,
.S16I,131; buildings. S90.4S.
This showing should stimulate the
friends of the Richmond schools to lar g:
5er things for the education of the chill
dren of the city than they have yet ull-$
sdertaken. Other cities have followed q
more energetic scheme of. school, appro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13

priation than has obtained hereabouts.
The question before the City Council Is
whether the time has come for a change.
Many of those IN cioses touch with the
situation believe mat it has.
The column headed cost per scholar
nor, i mum. is an instructive one Rich
fmond has thought that a year Of a
.child,s@ educa ton was worth only S15.7s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-31

APRIL.

April L Discontinuance of Cottor
Belt hoodlum train. Death of David
Bluthenthal at age of 76.
April 2-Democratic central com
mittee Of Jefferson county meets and
canvasses returns of primary of March
49,
April 5-Democratic county conven
ton elects delegates to congressional
and judicial conventions. ]. B. Simon
company store burglarized.
April 6-Marriage of Miss Lizzie
Lephiew and J. Selden Wright.
April Pine Bluff cotton oil mill
sold to ST. Louis parties for 100000.
Col. J. J. Whitaker removed by Gov.
Davis as worlds fair commissioner.
April 8-Tom Stewart, colored, a
postoffice clerk, arrested on charge of
forgery. ]. A. Coles defeats J. E.
Bale for live bird championship.
April 12-F. H. Head resigned as
cashier of Merchants and Planters
bank to remove to Kansas City. Store
of Meade, Harper & Co., bruglarized.
April 14-Voss-Nichol company in
corporate with $4,000 capital. Death
of VIM. l.. Strickland at age of So.
Electrical workers organize a local
union. Marriage of Miss Isabel Mat
thews and Chas. H. Thomas at Para
gould.
April 19-John D. Wilbourne ap-
pointed deputy postmaster and Harvey
Morgan promoted to money order and
stamp clerk.
April 24-M. L. Barnes, clerk at Iron
Mountain depot, and Miss Carrie
Stuck arrested for residing together
as husband and wife
April 25-John Shelby and little
Misses Annie Shelby and Minnie
White thrown out of buggy in a runa-
way; his leg broken. White child S
nose broken.
April 26-Cottage on West Second
avenue owned by J. S. Altsehul and
occupied by Nose SOlmson. burned;
loss. S2,100; insurance S1,500.
April 2S-Robert Sherwood, colored,
died from pistol shot wound accident
ally received on April pa
April 29-John Johnson, colored,
killed by Chas. Oracle, also colored,
at Cornerstone.
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nen;tent;arv for twelve years lor oo'
Iary. DR.. Junius Jordan elec'eu SUP
arintendent of city schools to sueceeO
J. H. Hinemon
Nav 15-Chas. Miller appointed sup
erintendent of Citizens 11gh' ""'
Transit company. Jury returned 'ei
dict in favor of plaintiff IN daiila3'
suit of A. A. LeLaurin against Afth"'
Murray and Alex Peterson. Marfi"ee
Of Mrs Willie Atkinson and Robert G'
Atkinson.
Nav 17-Mo Hanf, w. T. Woodbridge
and J. H. Mann elected school dlrec-
tors. Geo. r. Bookman, erst"hile
manager of defunct Morning Courier
arrested on charge OF emDezzilhs
funds belonging to the Courier uo'
fishing company, but was never
brought back for trial. Five members
of Merrill Hook and Ladder company
resign because Of differences VIII
Chief Senyard and members OF palo
fire department. Jim Neely given ten
wears in penitentiary for killing Johh
Johnson.
Nav 1S-"Cowboy" Smith won III
ten-mile walking match against nVe
local pedestrians at Jones park.
May 19-Wm. Ware, colored, gets
twelve years in penitentiary for "lle
murder. Twenty-first child born 10
Hon. ]. D. Bush, representing Jeffer-
son county in state legislature.
May 2O-Elks theater leased by
Chas. Senyard and company.
May 22-Marriage of Miss Laura
Trulock, Pine Bluff, and Harry B. Cur
tis, Bridgeport, Conn. Dwelling on
West Second avenue occupied by Col.
]. J. Whitaker and family destroyed
by fire. Chas. Green, colored, one
year in the penitentiary for grand lar
ceny.
May 25-Bell park opened for the
season. Miss Mollie Underwood, Pine
Bluff, and J. Perry, Plainfeeling, La,
married.
May 26-Walter Dickerson acci-
dentially killed at Sawyer and Austin
mill. Jacob Stainback, colored, given
twenty-one years in the penitentiary
for carving his wife with razor. Bell
park theater opened.
May 27-Closing exercises of Pine
Bluff colored schools.
May LIBERALIZATION exercises OF
Pine Bluff high school. Chas. Anderson
shot by local police on May 8, dies
in Memphis hospital.
+
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May.

May IA. NJ. E. Zion church burned.
Ben F. McKinzie gets judgement
against Arkansas River railroad for
$1,57343. George Humphrey, Cotton
Belt fireman, killed by overturning of
engine. Morning Courier suspends pub
lication.
May 2-Chas. Levey, colored, killed
by Will Brown, another negro. Mar
riage of Miss Anna l.. Thorp and r.
B. Melbourne.
May 4-"Cowboy" Smith defeated
ten firemen in a ten-mile walking con-
test Death of Mrs. NJ. R. Stewart
II. c. Dreyfus retires from firm of
Dreyfus and Kaufman.
May 5-"Cowboy" Smith defeated
by ten firemen in ten-mile walking con-
test. Marriage of Mr.. Ruddick to Miss
Katy Robertson. of Cairo, III.
May Give street car motormen
go on strike. Death of Solomon Mil
ler DR.. James White, octogenarian,
dies.
May Little Rock Conference of
| Woman's Home Missions met with
| Lakeside Methodist church. c. C.
Hammond resigns as superintendent
Citizens Light and Transit company.
May S-Death of Mrs. Earnest
| Wheyley Chas. Anderson accidentally
shot by local officer.
May 9-Ground broken for Elks
home and theater. Death of Duncan
Andrews.
May 11-7~Pine Bluff Light and Water
Co., files suit to enjoin the city from
paying the CitizeIs Light and Transit
coPpany for lights. Death Of Mrs
y. Simon. KendalPs sawmill hurnea .
Floss, $4,000.
II May 12-Marriage of Buck Robinson
and Miss Lula Massey.
May 1a-Frank Moore sentenced to
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championship of state. Fred Furth

championship of state. Fred Furth
confirmed as postmaster.
Mar. 25-Miss Grace York wins in
voting contest for flower queen. Rev
Walter d. Buckner appointed COM
mander of the trans Mississippi depart
ment U. S. C. VS.. Miss Amanda Cald
well named as sponsor for John Selden
Roane camp of U. S. G.. VS., and Miss
Effie Barrows for trans mississippi de
partment.
March 26-Sudden death Of Morse
Bernath, an old citizen. Judge Elliott
decides Plum Bayou levee district
tax unconstitutional County Demo
cratic committee changes date OF
county convention from April to
March 80.
March 27-Marriage of Miss Lilliar
Bachus and J. w. Morris in booth
at street fair B. F.. Adair, negro law
yer found dead in chair at Sheriff.. T.
A. Tench, of Georgia, suicides at Pa
cific hotel.
March 29-Democratic primary elec
ton. Jacob Reindhard died at Red
field Street fair closes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-31
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The eleventh regular annual mee''
;ne Of the stockholders OF the fine
Bluff Brick company will be held al
the company's Office between 1he noui
of / and 2 O'Clock p. m. on TUESDAY
the 9Th day of January, 1903, LOT u
nurpose of electing directors for tn1
ensuing year, and for the transac'ioi'
of such other business as may conlf
before the meeting.
A. BREWSTER, Secretary
Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 20, 1907.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The 9th regular annua' ..
.ho stockholders of the Merchants
and Planters Bank, of Pine Dlun' a. -
kansas. for the election of directors ~
serve for the ensuing year. anu .sot
Tho transaction of any business 'ha' .'
may properly come before tnefn' "i,' W.
No hold at the rooms of the assoela'
tion in the city of Pine Bun, Nonu'''
January -, 1903, between the noufs
of ten o'clock a. m. and twelve e'oe "
noon. a. ~ -.
Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 10. Casu'e''
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Z
ar for trial on charge of

Aers Of board of health as
* at his school. Gannaway'S
obed.
fuary 21-County convict con-
act let to James c. Cross.
February 22-H. w. Robinson re-
turned from Indian Territory, where
he was arrested by Chief Craig on
charge of disposing of mortgaged prop
erty. Marriage of Miss Annie Hol
land, of Pine Bluff. and Capt. A. F..
McMannus at Texarkana, and immedi-
ate departure for Philippine Islands.
VIM. Ward, colored, kills his wife near
Sheriff..
February 25-Death of r. M. Bruce
at age of 72 years.
February 26-Interesting develop
ments in the postoffice fight and
announced that Washington kilograms
say confirmation of Fred c. Furth be
held up by senate pending hearing
of charges.
February 27-Charges made against
Fred c. Fnrth by those opposed to his
confirmation as postmaster made pub
lie. Brig. Gen. N. T. Roberts names
staff for Second brigade at Dallas re-
union, appointing Miss Emma White
sponsor and Miss Annie Sanders maid
s,f honor. Death Of Mrs. Bennett, aged
as. Mary Ward, colored girl, accident
ly kills her sister, Ella Ward.
February 28-Milt Garretson with
draws from the postofice fight.
III. M. Robertson acquitted on trial
for grand larceny. Geo. Carr appoint
ed county convict warden and Bill
Sanders appointed jailer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-31
REMOVAL! REMOVAL! hE"0'

On account CT the growth o. " oa se.
,ns'aess on we find it necessary to Sc Sc.
cure larger and more CONVENE n hsr
o,,arters, One and after DeeenlDe5 <, aad
4 1st our friends and patrons VIII a.r "n,. ~
10 49, Of 20 our new office on first floor a !,
No. 21s. West Second avenue, e., 10 .
NJ. ,,a, a,yt invitation is extended all ''
eo'a Geo. NJ. Wells & CO.
Dec. 25.
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JU N e..

June Jury returned verdict of
guilty and fixed penalty of John Stokes
colored. at death for killing VIM
Scott, at Jefferson Springs. Partial
election Of teachers for city schools.
Dan S. Wherry retires from firm of
Knox, Wherry G Co.
June 2--CHnt Owens, boy burglar.
enters plea of guilty and Was allowed
to go free after lecture by the court.
June 4-Pine City Electric company
buys out electrical business Of Citi-
zens Light and Transit Ike r. Mey-
ers, Pine Bluff. and Miss Hortenae
Marx married at Port Gibson, Miss
June 5--Ada McCammon Barstow
and W. 7. Radford married.
June 7-Esqs. ". D. Vance, Archa-
bald Niyen, j. H Baldwin and Con
stable Joe Pilkington indicted. Vance
and Niyen for malfeasance and Bald
win and Pilkington for extortion. j. T.
Ferguson, local Cotton Belt agent pro-
NOTED to Commercial agent at Shreve-
port, La.
June 8-Death Of DR.. E. II. Mccain
mon at age of Is.
June 9-Six-days- national walking
match begins with seven entries.
Frank NJ Barrow and Miss Lula
Vaugine married at Little Rock. J. L..
Mattingly falls under locomotive in
Cotton Belt yards and killed.
June 11-Marriage Of Joe R. Arm
strong and Miss J. S. Ussery. Sixteen
year-old white boy drowned at Kearney
and Miles Edward, thirteen year-old
colored boy, drowned in Pine Bluff.
Remainder Of teachers chosen for city
schools.
June 13-Commencement exercises
Of colored industrial institute. Cow
boy" Smith won in six-day walking
match, remaining worlds champion.
Pine Bluff compress sold to st. Louis
Compress company. S. H. Dunham
mysteriously disappears from city
last Friday. Commencement exercises
Of Colored Industrial institute.
June 15-Closing exercises Annun-
citation academy
June Thames Loving, Pine Bluff,
admitted to West Point Military acad-
amy
June 17-Marriage of Joe Nichol and
Miss Elizabeth Martin. Marriage of
E. d. Russell and Miss Jessie Lynne.
June 18-Marriage of Miss Birdie
Cook and Thatcher w. Bell. Mrs. f.
Wilson, of Memphis sets up claim to
portion Of F. OSullivan estate.
June 19-Marriage of Rudolph Wolf
and Miss Bertha Shaw in Pine Bluff
and of Joseph Goldman and Miss
Maude Graham, of Sulphur Springs.
June 22-Marriage Of Jack Curry
and Miss Lille Erwin. Prof. Corbin
deposed as principal Of Branch Normal
college.
June 25-Jarbeau Harvey, six-year-
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MARCH,.

MAHVf1.
March 1-Locai>insurance agents is
sue order that insurance be carried
an houses with brick .flues only. Clint
Owen released from jail
March 3-Mrs. Kate Reap sues her
husband, ]. S. Reap, for alimony. al
leging cruelty. M. A. Austin elected
president Citizens Light and Transit
company. Geo. w. Thompson, agent
orphans home, files hebeas corpus pro-
ceedings against various keepers OF
tagnios to dispossess them of their
children. John Selden Roane camp S.
of U. C. ", elect J. W. Walker presi-
dent, and elect other officers.
March 4-Dr. r. C. Thompson en-
dorsed by Republican Central commit
tee of Jefferson county for postmaster
at Pine Bluff.
March 5.-Dr. Wells LeFevre arrest
ed on charge of whipping his mother.
March 6-Rev S. c. Vinson appoint
ed pastor of the Redfield Methodist
circuit to succeed late r. II. Poynter.
Fred c. Furth endorsed for postmaster
at Pine Bluff by Republican State
Central committee
March Knox, Wherry & Co., in
hot Mrc
3reckinridge falls heir to Sl50,000
March 9-John Jones, ten-year-old
colored boy accidently killed by his
uncle, VIII Scott.
March l0-Death of Jacob Wer-
theimer, aged 76, at Birmingham, Ala.
Marriage of Earl Mayhem and Miss
,Gertie Ford.
March 11-Dr. Wells LeFevre found
guilty of whipping his mother and
sined 5000; takes appeal to circuit
court
March 12-Bessie Levey sues her
husband, Will Levey for divorce on
grounds of desertion and cruelty. Gen.
,gohn B. Gordon lectured at Merrill In
~tltute. County Democratic Central
committee appoints election officers
tor the March primary.
March 13--J. S. Reap files answer to
hIs Wifes suit for alimony.
March 14-Geo w. Taylor commits
suicide at Altheimer.
March 16-Marriage of Joseph Hing
and Miss Ida Allen. Street car motor.
men threaten strike.
March 17-Mrs. Emma Robinson ar
rested on charge of arson. Ordinance
passed by council creating city an
Improvement district to build city hall.
March 1S-Motormen who threaten
ed strike are discharged Thermometer
down to freezing and ice formed on ex-
posed water Marriage of Walter G.
Conyers and Miss Maize Wright
March 19-Rev. w. D. Buckner ap-
pointed department commander for
Enc Sons of Confederate Veterans of
Arkansas Joint debate of Col. E.
w. Rector candi date for governor, and
Judge r. Y. Baurlond, representing
Gov. Davis. Meyer Solmson resigns
place with the Armours to accept
position with ST. Louis concern.
March 20-Incorporation of Stand
ard Lumber company with $200,000
capital stock.
March 21--W. w. Robinson, promin.
ent merchant at Ray arrested and
bound over to federal grand jury on
charge of running a blind tiger Pine
Bluff Furniture company incorporates
With $4,000 capital Wilson Smith ar
rested on charge of numbering his
wife.
March 24-Street Fair opened. Geo
elements defeats j. f. Balls for indi
vldual championship crack shot. f,
esari accidently killed in lumber cam,
A Faith. J. A. Coles wins live biz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-31
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