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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11
FORD-MAYHEW.
Marriage Monday Evening at the
Home of Bride.

Miss Gertie Ford and Mr. Earl
Mayhem We're married Monday even
ing at s o'clock at the home of the
bride, 2003 West Fifth avenue, Rev. C.
w. Daniel officiating. Both bride and
groom have may friends inc Pine Bluff
who wish them we'll me bride is an
orphan and by her ladylike deport
ment is popular with all who know
her. The groom is an energetic young
man who is repected by all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11
Enroute to Arkansas.

Oklahoma City, March 1.-The Ok
-ahome City Commercial ci"3 left
yesterday on a special train on a
trade excursion to Indian Territory.
Arkansas and Texas.
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OVER $4,000 HOMELESS
BY Seismic Disturbance at Shea
maka.

ST Petersburb, March 1,-Shea-
maka, town recently destroyed by
an earthquake, has been visited by
another disturbance, and over 10000
people have been rendered homeless.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11
THIRTY THOUSAND
May Go Out in the Big Boston Strike
Today.

Boston, March 11.-Ten thousand
new men Joined the freight handlers
strike this morning. Quiet prevails.
The leaders say that II necessary
sc, 900 men VIII ccme out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11
Cecil Rhodes Condition Grave.

London, March IA cablegram
this morning says that Cecil Rhodes
condition remains extremely grave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11
|, Showed Mrs. Le-
has Not Discour~
!, to Visitors.
-ue TESTIMONY
|, olT At THE TRIAL
CITY COURT

!. of Trial He Was Ar.
CHARGE Of Committing
reach Of Peace
70 CIRCUIT COURT
If Dr.. lie Fevre, charged
h and battery upon mis-
: Eliza lie Fevre, finally
rjal this morning, after a
,ontinuances. The result
.st the defendant and he
200. His attorneys, White
er, Immediately gave notice
al and the case now goes
uit court.
i was set for S o'clock this
MT when that hour arrived
witness was missing and
was continued until 10
he case was called prompt.
he witnesses We're present
principal prosecuting wit
LIE Fevre, who, when the
to testify against her son
burt refused to do SO. show
Sny had anticipated, the will
f a mother to forgive an
1icted upon her by her own
brit room was croWde l to
g with those eager to hear
dant explain why he had
) mother as he is charged.
|hticipation of his mothers
against him.
)nesses examined were Mr..
glass, Mrs. Della Murray and
liant
fendant's attorney, Mr.. Ben
her, moved for a trial by a
+ motion was overruled by
pvn and the trial proceeded.
|ence Of Mr.. Douglass.
bglass was the first witness
He testified in substance
B: II was living at DR.. lie
pine on the day on which he
to have committed the as
battery upon his mother.
ternoon of that day, Sunday
@, ! was sitting in my
heard cries of help from the
went out in the hall to sec
uouble was. saw Mrs. LIE
ag on the floor, and DR.. Lc
standing over her. She was
and seemed to be in great
'he told me that DR.. lie
q choked her and kicked
'ae small Of her back. I then
10 walked back into my
ing: did DR.. LeFevre put
closet?"
lslasS:: II do not know ex.
Dr. lie Fevre told me he
ing; did she make any
e afterwards? ?"
glass: "She was moaning
all through the night fol.
ing: How long was she
the closet?"
SASS: I do not know"
Y 'ls: When Mrs. LIE Fevre
: 'lat the doctor had kicked
~ 0er, did he say any
!, S'asS' He said nothing"
'4e'mef, the defendants
~ look the witness.
.o.'aer:: How did DR.. Le
' u's mother, except in this
ss,a .suss; About as we'll IS
su'o treat a mother"
~ ~ While you were living
gHfe'S ho~ ~,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11
Overdue Steamer,

London. March 11.-Allen liner Mu-
roman, from Glasgow to St. Johns,
is now sixteen days overdue.
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ADVISING AN ARTIST.


The Novel Suggestion That Wa
Contributed by Uncle sflas.
Cneta Silas Eastman and his wife
took summer boarders. One year they
! had a number OF artists, who were at
tracted ty the picturesque loneliness
of the Easts.sn farm. and Uncle Silas
Y hesitated to say afterward that
! artists We're beyond him..
They max no trouble about their
eating" he said TO a friend when at
last the Boarders had taken their way
TO fresh fields. You couldn't call 'en
prompt but then they never minded
whether things We're hot " cool. Least
ways they never found any fault.
But they've GOT curious notions and
mighty little faculty and common
seLse- One of 'em was TO work on a
sunset piece all the time he was here.
l went out one evening and asked him
how he was getting on. and he says
"'Oh. Uncle Siias, the light changes
so fast. and the effect is SO hard to get.
and there's only one night more
He was a nice little fellow, and l
felt sorry for him, sc says: Well, why
in tunket haven't the rest of 'em took
hold with ye and helped We out? There's
room enough on that canvas for all
four of We to be working together. /
We thought of asking 'em.
now did We? 1 says.
"And do We believe me, I'm as sure as
I'm standing here in my overshoes
from the blank look that spread over
his face that the idea had neve come
into his poor, foolish head till / put it
therei
They've got their place, artists have,
but there'd ought to be a garden
pointed yer every n of 'em that /.
ever saw! Yes, sir!"-Youth's Com
Ranion.
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THE FASHIONS.

Tulle neckties are very fashionable.
They go twice around the throat and
are tied in a loose. airy bow in front
and caught with a gem set Iacepin.
The most noticeable difference in the
size OF the sleeve is between the wrist
and elbow, though it now has ~fullness
enough at the shoulder TO be perfectly
comfortable.
A pretty feature of summer gowns is
the use of fagot or cross stitching, join.
Ing skirt cores OF groups of vertical
tucking down to the founce, which is
often attached In the same manner.
Hemstitched and openwork yoiles in
fawn or gray are being mounted over
silk Of a brighter color-biue, eau de
nil, rose or mauye-but an underslip
whose color repeats that of the yoile
Is really more elegant.
The moderately full bishop sleeve
gathered to the wrist into a decorated
band fnishes many of the unlined
blouses of sheer batiste or India null
worn over tinted silk low cut bodice
made separate from the outer waist.
Some of the newest French blouses
are made with guimpes of very flmy
lace or net or craped chiffon that is not
tucked or lace striped, the yoke part
shaped in a deeply pointed curve. SO
that one gets the effect of an evening
bodice cut in the fashionable decol
lete form.-New York Post.
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COLORADO cULLiNGs.

Colorado Las 300 mountains. one-haE
Of which are not even christened.
! There are 500 lakes and more than
sixty rivers in the Centennial State
The highest incorporated town on the
American continent is Altman. in Colo
RADIO, which nestles 1900 feet above
| sea level.
Among the Alps there are nine peaks
more than 1900 feet high. In CoIora-
do there are forty-two. all higher than
the famous Jungfrau.
8 The Pillars of Hercules, the portals
OF the South Cheyenne canyon. in Colo
RADIO. rise nearly 1000 feet in their
sheer uplift and in one place are only
forty feet apart
The Rocky mountains have not as
yet found their true place either in liz.
erature or song. These majestic heights
occupy in Colorado alone more than
five times the entire space occupied
by all the Alps.
There are a score of Incorporated
towns in Colorado doing business ey-
cry day in the week that are on a
higher level than the great st. Bernard
pass, with its stored monks and dogs
and snowstorms.
One of the subIinaest specfacles in
Colorado is the Royal gorge. Its effects
are produced by very simple means
basic rock towering on both sides of a
narrow chasm to a height of 2. $40 feet.
Henry P. Phelps in Under the Tur-
Quoise Sky"
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The TheoIogtan.. Point.

A dispute recently arose at a beer
table in Germany between a group of
university men as to which science was
the Oldest.
A representative of the law declared
that it WAS jurisprudence. for this sci
ence must have been known in para
disc, seeing that Adam and Eve were
eyicted therefrom.
why" said a graduate Of medicine,
medicine Is certainly of older date.
Just think Of the operation that Adam
had to submit to in order that a rib
should be obtained for Eve"
no. no, gentlemen" retorted an dec
tro technician, for before anything
WAS created God said. Let there be
IightT"
Then came the ~theolog.an, who said,
i do not want to appear presumptu-
GUS. but ! think hat precedence be-
longs to theology. for before it was
light it was-darkw
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OF Age.

Some few days G q policeman was
sent to serve a summons on q notorious
poacher. This person. who lived alone
and had eyaded service successfully
for some time, IVES the owEer of a
male goat. Ny friend whom | will
call Mac, went to the defendants
house. but the willy poacher. observ-
ing his approach bad fed leaving the
door unfastened. Mac say the goat
tied up in a corner, entered aud SOL
EMMY read the to him, after
which he stuck the copy on his horns
He then went home and Endorsed the
paper thus:
Served by leaving a copy of this
summons in defendants residence If
--. with an innate etc.
When proving service. Mac was
asked by the magistrate:
sWas the inmate Of ageg
Your worship" said my friend, lay
ing his hand On the middle button of
his tunic. 'she had a beard down to
that."-London Tit-Bits.
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OUT At REFORM scHo
Has Smaller Number of Inmate:
Than Ever Before, Says
Supt Young.

Sioux City journal, z: S. e.
Young. superintendent OF the soutl
Dakota reform school for boys a
Plankinton who was at the 6arretsol
yesterday, said that there wer,
eighty-six inmates of the school now
OF this number twenty-five are from
North Dakota and sixty-four arr
from South Dakota.
When Dakota territory was divided
and the two rev states were created
an arrangement was made whereby
North Dakota was to send it's incor-
rigible boys to the school and pay for
them at the rate of 800 per year
each until North Dakota saw fit to
erect a similar institution of its
own. Mayor CALDWELL. OF Sioux City.
was a member of the legislature
committee which attended to the
negotiations with North Dakota
with reference to caring for its in
corrigible boys. Mayor Caldwell
called upon Superintendent Young
at the Garretson yesterday. Mr..
Young was superintendent of the
public schools at Sioux Falls at the
time Mayor Caldwell was publisher
Of the Sioux Falls Press.
"The number of inmates of the
school is small at this time. said
Superintendent Young. "It is small
er than it ever has been. The reason
for this is that the power of COM
mitment to the institution has been
taken away from the six county
courts OF South Dakota. The county
courts assumed this jurisdiction in
the beginning and continued the
practice until it was tested. The
district court decided that county
courts had been sending the MAORI
ty OF boys to the school, and since
1T was denied this power the num-
Der of boys committed has been ma
t~erially lessened. The boys in the
school range in ages from s to q
years. The average age of boys sent
there is about Is years.
The older boys in the home publish
a newspaper called the Reform School
Item. 1t is the only paper in the
United States issued from a reform
school. Mrs. Young, wife of the sup
erintendent directs the publication.
and the mechanical work is done by
the inmates. The paper is said TO be
an excellent n geographically and
very interesting editorially.
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1t Dazzles the World.

No discovery in medicine has Y
created one quarter OF the excitement
that has been caused by DIR. Kings
New Discovery for consumption.
Its seyerest tests have been on hope.
less victims of consumption, pneu-
monia, hemorrhage, pIeurisy and
bronchitis. thousands of whom it has
restored to perfect health. For coughs.
colds, asthma. Group, hay fever.
h~oarseness and w%hooping cough it is
the quickest surest cure in the world.
1t is sold by S. Fl. Scallin who guar
antees satisfaction or refund money.
Large bottles SOC. and SLIGO Trial
bottles free.
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T1nany.s Big Day In 1877

Aoos 10y
Mr.. Charles L. Tiffany and his part-
ner. Dir. Young, began business on a
capital Of $1,000 borrowed from Mr..
Tfffany's father.
Their first stock of salable goods
consisted of bric-a-brac, Chinese and
japanese wares, umbrellas, walking
sticks, desks. dressing cases, cabinets.
fans. fine stationery, pottery, fancy ar
ucies and curiosities. The total sales
FOR the first three days are said to have
amounted to only $4.9S. but as the ma
ture OF the business became known the
patronage increased, new features
were added from time to time, and on
the day before Christmas of the year
1887 the sales amounted to $685.
American Monthly Review Of Reviews.
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CONVINCING PROOF.
The Average Mitchell Citizen Mus
Accept the Following Proof.

The great Sir Isaac Newton one of
the most profound reasoners the world
ever produced once cut a large hole
in a board fence to allow a ..favorite
cat access to two gardens and cut a
smaller hole to allow her kitten to
follow her. The weakness manifested
in Sir lsaac's action was due to
want OF thought. Any reader who
mentally debates the proof offered
here about Doan's Kidney Pills and
arrives at any other conclusion than
that stated in this citizens state
ment is as short of reasoning powers
as the philosopher when he turned
carpenter.
Mr.. NJ. r. Cleary of Bruce avenue
Grand Forks N. d. confectionery and
cigar store says; 'sIhere was once
a time when / always had a pain in
my back just over and across the
loips and hips. While in my case it
was not serious still anyone who
has had it knows how Fostering and
annoying tits, Last A pril. 1898. read
about Doan's Kidney Pills and pro-
cured a box from Prepanier &
drug store. / can say this much for
thee remedy it gave me as complete
and perfect relief as was possible. /
simply do not have any more OF the
pain and it is months since | took
the; treatment. There has been no
return of the trouble. TO Doan,s
Kidney Pills belongs the credit for
this result"
For sale by all dealers, price 10
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo
n. 7. sole agents for the United
| States.
Remember the name-Doan's--and
take no substitute.
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what Borax IL.

One of the most desirable articles in
the laundry or the washroom and val
liable in many purposes connected with
the household economy as well as in
scientific use Is the simple salt known
20 every under the name of borax,
but probably not much known as to its
constituent elements or its nature by
most Of those who use it more or less
frequently. Biborate OF sodium, to use
its chemical name. first comes as a nat
uraI product from Tibet by way of
India under the name of uncal, the
salt being covered with a green crust
of a soapy natnr which requires re-
moval before the borax is arailabis
for use.
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HOME FROM CAMP.
Co D Got Back From Watertown,
Where 1t Was In Camp for a
Week-Report Good Time.

1t was a pretty tired crowd of sol
der boys that got off the north Mil.
Waukee train at noon today. They
were the members of Co. D and they
had been to Watertown to attend the
encampnnent OF the State Guard.
The Kimball and Armour compan.
les were also on the train, the for.
mer remaining here until the after
noon train and the latter going On
south.
Catain Codrsey formed Co. d in
line and marched the members to
the court house and into the court
room. Before ordering Sergeant
Greayes to dismiss the company Cap
tain Coursey took occasion to thank
L~ieutepants Briggs and Williams for
the manner in which they had con-
Quoted things at WATERFOWL un-
til he reached the camp. He com
plimented the p~riyates on their very
gentlemanly conduct and as evidence
that they were gentlemen the cap
tain stated that he gave them a
night off Tuesday.
Captain Coursey said that eyery-
thing passed off smoothly. None of
the.men were sick while away. Speak
ing of the camp ground he said it
was an ideal spot on the shores Of
Lake Kampeska. 1t was four miles
into the city and the various times
That the regiments were marched
into town made it a pretty hard job.
TWICE or three times were the two
regiments taken 10 the city but the
boys stood the marching very nicely.
Watertown people made every effort
to provide the regiments with every
possible comfort. a great many at
tentions were shown both the officers
and the %privates, each winding up
the affair With a dancing party.
On Friday last the soldiers were
served dinner by the ladies of Wat
ertown IN the city, the regiments
having been taken into the city
for the dress parade and review by
Governor Herried and staff. From
all reports Co, p was given a fine
recognition IN the parade, being
designated as the color bearing com.
pany.
The Northwestern road provided a
special train for the two regiments
this morning and they were taken tc
Redfeld to reach their various homes,
One Of the soldier boys stated that
this morning before the train left
Watertown that the officers of the
county went through the trains OF
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-07-25
Light Pressure.

Perhaps the most interesting single
achievement of the year 1901 was the
experimental proof that light exerts a
mechanical pressure. The fact had
been foretold by Clerk-MaxweIl from
pure theory. 1t was verified by expert
ment both In Europe and America. The
pressure on a square meter is four
tenths Of a milligram for absolutely
black bodies and double that for per-
feet %refectors.
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Dublin. RED Hatred Chr.

The Red Haired club of Dublin,
which fourished years ago., was a So
c1ety which barred out all whose hir-
suite covering was not Of the most pro-
nounced auburn. In order that no one
could gain admission by false pretenses
It was required at the initiation Of each
member that the applicant wash his
hair and whiskers in hot soda and
water. This effectually took out any
dye that might have been used.
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A Four Footed Ftsh.

A unique specimen Of ocean life has
been captured at Honolulu for the
United states fishing vessel Albatross,
now cruising in that vicinity. 1t is a
small dsh which has four feet. They
are webbed like the feet of a frog and
are apparently the link between foot
and fin The specimen is said to be one
Of a few such fish found in the world,
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Crazed by right

During the inspection Of a new e1-
press engine at Louburg, on the Kiey-
Poltava line, In Russia, an elderly
priest mounted the footplate and mad
y~ertently set the engine in motion,
Messages We're telegraphed along the
line to keep 1t clear, and eventually the
engine came to q stop for want Of wa.
yer. The priest went mad with fright.
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eight coaches and searched the sol
diers. One of the jewelry dealers in
that place had been robbed of 5000
worth OF jewelrY the night before and
he was going to let no chAnce slip
through his fingers to find the guilt
parties. The boys submitted to the
search as pleasantly as possible.
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bad. Whoae Bu.ine.x.

Tar water as a remedy manysyears
ago In England became the universal
nostrum. Horace Walpole tells that a
mar went into a chemists shop and
asked. do you sell tafwater2" .sTar
water" replied the apothecary. why.
sell nothing elsew
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All Agreed,

krankleigh-Naw! don't like my
new neighborhood at all. Every man
on the streets a cad.
S~harpe-You don't say?
Krankleigh-Yes, and there's one man
In particular who isn't fit to live there
at all.
Sharpe-Strange; that's what all the
other neighbors say Philadelphia
Press.
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Not So TactIess 4. That

she-Mrs. Boreton called today, and
J thought she would never go.
He-But you are so amiable / sup
pose you never gave her the slightest
hint that you wanted her to go.
she-Indeed ] did not. II ! had. she'd
be here noW.-Brookiyn Life.
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A Poor Millionaire

Lately starved in London because
he could not digest his food. Early
use Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
would have saved him. They strength
en- the stomach, aid digestion, pro
mote assimilation, improve appetite.
Price 25c. Money back if not salts
fed. Sold by s. III. Scallin, druggist.
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A Fierce Threat.

Irish Maid Do you want Z good
beating, Master Jimmy, or do you not,
because IL you don't behave yourself
Slis minute you'll get both?
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She Didn't Wear a Mask.

But her beauty was completely
hidden by sores, blocthes and pimples
till she used Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
Then they vanished as will all erup.
lions, fever sores, boils, ulcers, car
buncles and felons from its use.
lnfallible for cuts, corns, burns,
scales and piles. Cure guaranteed.
25c. at S. H. Scallin's,
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The superior man is satisfied and
composed; the mea man Is always
full OF distress,-Confucius.
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A boon to travellers. DIR. Fowler's
Extract Of Wild Strawbrry. Cures
dysentery, diarrhoea, s%easickness,
nausea. Pleasant to take. Perfectly
harmless.