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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03

Joseph F. Berry. D. D, editor Of the
Epworth Herald. will be the guest Of
the District League May Il and viii speak
at Hamline Church at p. m
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03

Mr. Laeky VIII conduct the service at
North Capitol tomorrow evening
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03

Ashton Chapter IS doing good work IN
the spiritual department The meetings
are well attended and interesting.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03

Mr. E H Pullman. the efficient seere-
tary Of Corsueh, is confined 70 his home
with a severe cold
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03

union meeting of the senior and
junior leagues Of Gorsucb was held sun
day at I D. m The juniors held their ex-
efcises first and a short talk was made
By the superintendent, Rev. Thomas E.
Copes. who also addressed the seniors. All
of the large number Of juniors and seniors
remained for the preaching service.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03

The interest in Lynn Chapter coHtin.es
as manifested by the large number IN at
tendance every Sunday Mr. E c. Painter
viii lead the meeting tomorrow evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03

The executive committee OF the fourth
general conference district convention is
rapidly completing arrangements for the
convention which meets here June 1872.
This promises to be the most success
ful meeting in every way ver held By
this district Strong deless ions are ex-.
Dected from all five Of The States in the
fourth district.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03

May Agnes Kelly. of Detroit. viii re-
cite the story OF Enoch Alden at Nc
Kendree, May 18th, Popular Superstf-
tions" viii be the subject OF ". L. 6.
Murray, D. D., OF Wilmington, Del, at
McKendree Church. May s, under aus
pices OF the league.
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Continued on Fifth Page,)
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03

The board of control viii hold its regu-
lar meeting at Wesley Chapel Wednes-
day evening, May Z. The subject Of
League Finances wiz be discussed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03

On Friday evening, April Is, ST. Paul's
Chapter held very pleasing social. After
program consisting of solos BY Mrs.
Fred Croxton and Mr. F. F Hall and two
very entertaining recitations BY Miss
Mary Kobe, light refreshments we're
served. Our new pastor, who was present
at the social, is heartily IN sympathy
with all the Departments of league work.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03

The district secretary has sent out
notices to all the secretaries in the dis
trict for the membership of their Senior
and Junior chapters It is desired that
this information be sent IN at once
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03

President z. s LaFetra entertained
the district cabinet at dinner Saturday
evening. at which time league work was
discussed; also program for anniversary.
which vas decided to be held May Il at
HamIiae Church. All we're delighted
that Dr. Berry, the general secretary
would be present 10 make he address.
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St. AIMS Church-The services on Sun
day are very largely attended.
Tomorrow morning the low mass viii
be said at SIS O'Clock, and the high mass
with q sermon by the pastor. tbs Rev.
Father MalIon. viii be celebrated 1t 1913
O'Clock
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Holy Trinity Churcb-Mr. Edward F
Craig. who viii be ordained priest pext
month. viii say his first mass in Trinity
Church. June p.
The FScv. John F. X. O'Conor, 6. J..
vice president OF Gonzaga College, viii
give an Illustrated lecture on ~LOyola and
Education in Castor Hall. Georgetown
University. May q, in aid OF the build
ing fund for the projected parish hail
and sChG0! house
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making active preparations for the cele-
bTation of the May feast
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07
KIDNEY FOUND IN HOSPITAL
Hot Springs Mans Throat Cut From
Ear to Ear.

Hot Springs Ark, Dec. 6.-William
Kidney, who was reported missing
since November 13, has come to light.
but the mystery surrounding the case
is even more dense than ever.
Kidney was found in Little Rock
rooming-house several days ago. con-
sidered an unknown, and when discov-
cred his throat was cut from ear to
ear. The juglar vein had not been
severed however, and he was removed
to the city hospital, where he has
been ever since II was generally ac-
cepted when Kidney was found that
he had tried to commit suicide, but
that theory would hardly conform to
his departure from this city to meet
Cox, the Little Rock realty man, whom
he went to the capital to see.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07

topic that has been under discus,
Sl0n for the past few days among some
*of the students of the climatic cnl.di,
t1otls leading up to snow have maud ii
the 3Graphl, letter from the Wctth.
fer bureau II a1ive to the matter. Ev-
erybOdy has heard the expression tat
tMns too c''t, TO snow, and yet that
tS lerOVen t. be false idea; :or
jln the Artic regions it SHOWS to 81 "a.
dClths HEtn the mercury is frozen
fhatyl.. but III this zone the tenn "a
tlltea r.ost conducive to SHOWS arc
from twenty rinc to thi"ty-nina de-
esees above zero. The letter puai sl.
ed dsbelcw is statement Of the wea Il
or Bureau in tegard to the SHOWS fsf:e
the last six years in Arkansas:
S. y artment of Agricult TIE
Msnat:,er Pa Washington, ,. G.,
IDecedNer 2, 19o2--N. E. Harrell 3l7
SMain street, Pine Bluff, Arkansas
Sir: Your letter of the 2Sth, ult..
sxlidressed to the Z. S. signal service
was transmitted to this bureau for
ioply, and in connection therewi'n
Sxruid state that, upon examination OF
sf1A Snowfall records of Little Rorl.
E the nearest weather bureau sta
! 4& to your city. during the past six
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07
Baseball Talk by
Manager George Blackburn

In an interview Mr. George
Blackburn said he was heart
and soul With the old
Southern baseball leagu. Mr.
Blackburn is not in with the Memphis
kickers and also stated that though
Fisher made his show different. he be.
ieved that down in Fishers heart he
is an old Lacquer Mr. Blackburn said
that there was no question about Finn,
of Little Rock. and Fisher being the
backbone Of the baseball business of
the south.
Mr. Blackburn received Saturday the
signed contract, which binds Joe
Shook to the Pine Bluff team.
Contracts were sent to Butler and
Ed Pleiss, of Easton, Pa. Mr. Black
burn now has seventeen men and feels
quite sure that Pine Bluff will win the
pennant the coming season.
Mr.. Blackburn says that there will
be exhibition games in March and
April with the Pittsburg, st. Paul,
and Little Rock teams at this place.
Mr.. Sample of Fort Worth, superin.
tendent of the grand stand, will be
here next week.
!. i.
The NatcheZ Democrat says: Speak
ing of the quality of baseball he Will
put I'D next year and the character
of men on his team, Manager Haupt
in a letter to the ST Louis Sporting
| News says:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07

As Natehez Won the Cotton States
league pennant this season. the people
here expect good ball from my team
in 1903. And they shall have it. [
expect to have as good, If not better
team than we had this season. have
a little the best of the boys to start
on, | think. as almost all my 1902
men will be with me. Con Harlow,
who caught every game for us last
year, signed for next season with us
and he is here with the goods. We will
nave six clubs next season and | am
article of ball they saw this season.
which was fast. There was not thirty
third teams. Natchez finished first
with Vicksburg ann Baton Rouge tied
for second place Greenvile was last
with about thirty points to the bad.
We are trying to elevate the game
here in every respect, as our patrons
and rooters are the ladies'; from 100
to $50 at every game, and without
escorts. RoWdy players are not allow
ed or wanted in this league. We have
one of the finest men in the south,
George Wheatley, of Greenville, Miss,
for president, and there is not man
ager in the league that don't say and
think the same of him.
Mr.. Haupt said that all the Natchez
men would report for duty on April
/, 1909.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07
DR.. JORDAN ANNOUNCES
Accepts the Call Made Upon Him to
Run for Alderman.

Run for Alderman.
DR.. A. C. Jordan has acceded to the
wishes of his friends who petitloned
,im to become a candidate for alder
nan from the Third ward. and his for
nal announcement will be found in the
nroner column of the Graphic this
morning. DR.. Jordan. is one OF the
most highly respected gentlemen III
the city, successful physician and
useful citizen. His interests are iden,
tilted with Pine Bluff, and as mem
her Of Tie council his aim would be
for the welfare of the city. council
made up of such men as DR.. Jordan
youl l,e far above the average legls-
,ature oi any city. large or small. Dr.
Jordan'3 response to the call made up
IN him is as follows: !.
Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 6, 19O2.-G. w.
lindsay, J. NJ. Elliott. S. T. Roberts,
7. w. Lane and others-Gentlemen
n obedience to your wish, expressed
II petition published in the Graph
c CT the 14th inst. hereby announce
ayself candidate for alderman from
he laird ward, subject, OF course
o the Democratic primary, pledglne
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07
"TOO COLD TO SNOW'
Weather Bureau Settles an interest
ing Local Discussion.

years It is found that snow began tall
ing when tnc az temperatures; W.
rs follows
Between zero and 9 degrees, one >
Be.wee 10 degrees and 10 degrees,
FIVE tin IS.
Between 20 degrees and % degrees,
nine times.
Between 80 and 80 degrees, twenty
times.
Between 40 and 40 degrees, twice.
1t appears. therefore. that in your
locality snow is most likely to be
preceded by temperatures between so
leg, ees and SO degrees, but that it
may fall at a temperature as low as
zero, Fahrenheit. When, therefore
cne says that it is too cold to snow, he
means only that the chances are
against having deep or long fall OF
snow.
Of course, you know that in the
Artic regions. snow falls from the at
mosphere at the lowest observed tenn
peratures; but in such cases it is not
SO apt to fall from the clouds as it is
to form in the lowest layers of the
hazy air. Very respectfully,
D. J. CARROLL,
Acting Chief of Bureau.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07
Anti-Nepotism Law Upheld

OF he schol directors who had EN-
rloyed him. Under the act referred
to it was made unlawful for the
school directors to employ any one
as teacher in a school who was related
to any of the directors, and declared
all contracts between them void
The court sustained the act and de-
MED a recovery for salary.
This should be needed by the direc-
tors throughout the state and county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07

gwere called upon by the bishop TO
make their annual reports The re-
pcrts y. eyed the work to be in excel
lent eo.,otion in every department OF
the church. The pastors of the Park.
dale cl.uen made good report on all
lines
Ha,r.g Desen notified by Rev. ". ".
Matthews, pastor Of Cherry street sta
ton thar the new church was ready
fer ente ytaining the conference, the
conference adjourned this session at
the Baptist church, pastored by Rev.
C. Rodgers, to assemble for the ev-
ening session at Cherry street A. NJ.
f.. Zion church.
The evening session opened at 7:oo
O'Clock at the new Cherry street A..
NJ. 2 .hul ch. This session, according
to program, was conducted by the wo-
men eo- the benefit of the Woman
Home and Foreign Missionary society.
Rev. r. 2. Macon. of Little Rock, was
selected by the women to preach the
missionary sermon. The sermon was
excellent and very appropriate for the
occasion Papers were afterwards
read by Mesdames Della Caldwell and
Anna James, vice president OF tha'
,cr,,
department for the Arkansas confer
ence. Responses by Prof. J. H. Jack
son and M. J. Harrison.
The bishop delivered an address up
on historical scenes in Europe, wit
messed while going to and from ane
while at the Ecuminical conference IL
September, 1901.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07
Third Day Session of
A. M. e. Zion Conference

The third days morning session of
the A. NJ. E. Zion annual conference
now in session in this city, presiM FL
over by Bishop John W. Alstork, r D.,
Of Montgomery, Ala, opened vii the
approving the journal of thabrevious
days session the introduetKn of visi.
tors were as follows: {Revs. ]. /.
Lowe, D. D., P. E. of [e A. NJ. E.
church; S. A. Mosely,h. d. of the
First Baptist church, egIored. this city,
Rev. Rowan, of thge Baptist church,
and other eminent folored divines.
The Rev. D. S blackwell, in very ap-
'' opriate lansu ge responded. The
REMARKS os 'ne 6ishop were associated
with SO Sc mnc9f wit, as is a rule with
nm tnat n entire audience, for a
'1'i'e' slook the house with laughter;
'hehce 1Eud applause and death-like
me conference then took mp busi
'.ese Jas yer program. First in order
"de fo listen to the sermon or address
y (Rev. w. w. Matthews, on the A.
E. Zion church extension depart
Aent, Elder Matthews could not be
present on account of getting the new
ly erected A. NJ. E. Zion church ready
sfor the evening session, which he sue
ceeded in doing, so the bishop confer
red the honor upon eX-Presidlng Elder
R. j. Sims, who spoke in terms Sc
pointed and eloquent that all concern.
ed were agreea3ly surprised.
The pastors of Pine Bluff district
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07

Bible Study was the subject on
ch Evangelist Patterson discoursed
lfnight at the Christian church. The
iHOurse was so much appreciated
many asked for its publication in
tE so that it could be kept. But ow-
to lack of space in the Graphic it
IN be impossible to do other than to
Ee a synopsis of the discourses and
lie who desire to profit by them
aid go to hear the gentleman for
mselves None hear him but to
ak mplimentary of the sermons
III express a desire to hear him ev
kEight. The interest nightly grows:
"a lly next week he says he expects
sesults.
Today will be full day. Sunday
nool at 9:30 a. m. At II O'Clock he
10 speak on "The Greatest Thing
the World" No one should miss
~ sermon. At p. m. he will ad
ess the children and promises them
treat treat. Each child is requested
Nbring string as long as himself
y 7::30 p. m. the subject will be
he Poverty of One for the Riches
MANY A great crowd is expected
Ia one hundred extra chairs have
Ien ordered and accommodations will
providen for all who can get into
e house. Go early, get seat, and
Iep it all evening. Don't give
up for any lady" says the evangelist
he evangelist wants to talk to men
well as ladies.
German misunderstanding at
/: 80 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pas.
i, Rev. H. H. Kellerman.
First Observation-Disclosures serv-
es at II a. m. and 1880 p. M, with
by the pastor, DR.. J. l..
Sunday school at $50 a.
econd Presbyterian-Dr. S. c.
exander will preach at II a. m. and
80 p. m. Sunday school at p m.
First Methodist-Rev. James M.
awley has been returned as pastor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07

The supreme court. on Saturday, in
the case of J. NJ. Holt. and others,
against G. r. Watson. on appeal from
tie Howard county chancery court,
urheld the anti-nepotism act passed
h.. the legislature at its last session.
This case was brought by a school
teacher for his salary. At the trial 1t
was rloven that the teacher, J. M.
Holt. was a second cousin of one
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07
MUDDY STREETS
Causes Camden Visitor to Make
Some Remarks.

Mr.. H. N. Stover, of Camden. is reg
istered at the Trulock. He made sew
eral remarks about the mud that
greets the stranger as he alights from
a train on arriving in the city. The
Cotton Belt is clearing the track and
passageway in good shape. which is
very commendaole All tho streets,
however, in the vicinity are not paved
and cons equertl. VIII only require an,
other rain to gain make a hog WailOW
of the streets there about.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07

re 'ur'ue 7 declared ia, he 8oaid j.
all Iii his taaet . - IL lie coatra y
even IL ae f4teas II aai1ins an a..
peal to The legislature to sci il aside
says the Little Rock Democrat.
4I"ttay &c made known 10 the board
ono The methods To which he threat
&sr 10 resort in order to carry his
~ mt II nay be said in passing that
Fi,s' tas made the same bluff before and
nt1IHg has ever COME of it,
The regular semimonthly meeiina
of the board was to have been held
this forenoon. At II O'Clock four mem.
befa. Governor Davis. Secretary OF
State Crockett, Commissioner Brad
ford and Auditor Monroe, met III the
Office Of the auditor. but il was de
ridsd to defer the meeting until next
Fl i lay and no business whatever was
ia 1+atted. The meeting was adjourn,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07

ton fo nallifX the envict farm con.
tfaet and dramatiea5N declared with
considerable eefemenee that he did
not propose thai Il single convict
should ever be permitted to work on
the farm. II il became necessary TO
prevent il he would exercise his con.
stitutional prerogatise and pardon eve
cry convict in the penitcntiary.
The members of the board do not
appear 10 attach much Importance to
the governors Shibholeth of war, and
viii without doubt give him an oppor-
tunity to carry ont bis threat and dis
grace the gubernatorial Office or back
completely down The board has as
yet done nothing toward preparing to
occupy the farm, but it is understood
will proceed ID he near future to send
a body of eonvictS to the place to be-
gin preparations for next years crop,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07
Suit AGAINST Paul vaugine.

P. c. Jenkins, administrator OF the
estate of p, N. Vaugine, has filed suit
for the recovery of $639.99 against
Paul Vaugine. Mr. Vaugine filed hi
answer in which he alleges that the
money was given him as present fol
expense money while he was at school
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07

and transferred to the Cotton Belt and
continued their journey southward. 1t
was reported that Mr.. Gould was along
but the Graphic could not get thls
statement verified. General Superin-
tendent w. f. Green and T. H. Brit
tin were present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07

Some old rates have been stricken
from the rating book of the Paclhc
EXPRESS company. 1t effects only
small packages and only in Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07

myself, if elected, to discharge the
duties OF said Office to the best of my
ability and to just and economical
administration of public affairs. Re-
spectfully,
A. C. JORDAN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07
SEVERAL WEDDINGS
es in Which the Bride and Groom Are
II Years Each.

ee in Which the Bride and Groom Are
II Years Each.
Marriage license was issued to F. b.
lchols, age forty-six, and Miss Lula
ewkins, age nineteen. both of Pine
uh. Mr.. Nichols is mechanic at
ee Cotton Belt shops and Miss Hawk
q resided on East Second avenue
ehey were married by Rev. Frank
thompson.
License to marry has ben granted
, John Walker. age twenty-eight. and
[iss Martha Taylor, age twenty four
10Th parties are from Grapevine
rant county, Ark.
E-~ -
Josiah Murdoch, aged seventeen. and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07
Had 2 loor Luck.

Ioor LUCK.
= las just returned from
he mas been trying
to hunt. Mr.. PA
.Athat he was unable
to get into the fell,
tnere ~ere no du'HI
turkeys, the bag
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07
Fined for Peddlinq.

C. E. Strong was arrested D.
the police for peddling without license
1t cost him IS, and he was committed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07
Raise in Local Express Rates

and within a radius of fifty miles OF
Pine Bluff The forty and fifty cent
rates were Cancelled and the packages
take the next higher rate-fifty and
seventy-five cents, graduating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07
specia, Train Passed Through.

A special train and three ';lvate
cars came in over the Iron Mountain