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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Meats and Poultry

Johnson u Bro. No. 3O5 King street.
Wholesale and retail in meats OF all kinds
mas on hand large lot of poultry.
wholesale place IL No. .36 TatnAlI street
ana the retail store At No sos King st eet
where tho public can procure the ch oicost
outs ut the lowest prices,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Mass Meeting.

There will be "A large mass meet.
Ing for the Shoem akers, tomorrow
evening at s o'clock, at No. 61O!
Market street. They viii organize
a union under the name OF the Pro.
lection Of the Shoem akers' Union of
Wilmington. There will be promi.
nent speakers from Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
T. COR. Third AND KiNo STREETS
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY I, 1000.

THERE is hardly any doubt but
that the New Castle county work.
house will after the next Legisla-
ture meets be made State institu-
ton, which will take the manage
meut Of II out of the hands OF The
Board OF Trustees. The institu-
tion 10 model one aud every one
who has seen it 10, favor a blv Impress
ed with it. We do not believe that
any good eau be gotten ont OF a
prisoner BY too strict rules, such as
not being allowed TO speak to one
Another and not being allowed only
the iood furnished by the prison
management. Nothing Jean be
gained in trying 10 reform prison.
ere who have not become hardened
BY undue harsh treatment. A hu.
man being is not n animal and has
reasoning po&ers. and at times
should be treated az such. Times
change 80 do those who have the
management Of penal institutions
throughout the world. Abraham
Lincoln abolished the sweat hole
on board OF United States Navy
vessels. while different modes Of
torture have been abolished 10
penitentaries ard kindness substi-
tuted.
Going through some penitentaries
often reminded US of wild amin ais
10 a geological al garden, the prison
ers being confined in narrow cells
and pacing up and down behind
bars.
AS an object lesson why not in.
cluee a visit of the boys and girls
ouce a year to the county work
house. 1t would set great many
OF them to thinking and might IN
years to come be the means OF keep.
ing them 10 the straight path of
virtue and rectitude. Our work
house is model one aud every Del
awarean may we'll be proud Of it.
WELCOME 1902 and we hope that
1t will be the happiest OF all the
glad new years to our friends aod
patrons. A great many changes
have taken place during the past
year, bringing Joys as wei! as sor-
row. The same type will record
the happenings for the wear 1902
that put into words the happenings
OF 1901, Everything points to a
prosperous year in business. The
shops are busy. The railroads
were never buster in their history.
and numerous railroad companies
have seen fit TO increase tine wages
OF their hands The street rail
ways are busy and the directors OF
the Union Traction Company Of
Philadelphia, increased the wages
OF their 5000 EMPLOYEES and averteJ
strike. This paid the company
and the men much better than re-
sorting to a strike 10 get the COM
pany to acceed 10 their demands.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

NJ NOTIOE-EI.ECTlON.
~ Central National Bank Of Whining ton
Wilmington. Del, Dec. H. 1891
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Will be held at the banking house on Tuesday,
Jan. II, 1902 between the hours of IL o'clock
noon and o'clock p, M. for the purpose Of
electinc directors for the ensuing year
H. T. EUMFORD.
dlllm Cashier,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Increase Of Wages For Motormep

LANCASTER, Pa. Jan. lit il nm
nounced that an increase of 10 per cent
for motormen and conductors OH the
lines Of the Conestoga Traction com
pany will 60 into effect on Jan. Is
next. About $50 men viii receive the
Increase
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
f.rSt Case Heard

Frank Dominsky has the honor of
hcli'@ the lliN man to be arrested in
wilmington in he year 1907. He was
plchco up THIS morning by Onccr
'ahUhoWhkl for acting in a dsonlcrly
manner I'M Polish clubs hcado,ar.
tcrs. Judge Churchman decided hat
~ ana costs would cover the damarc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

At last the Stree. and Sewer
commissioners have gwen OUT the
contracts to light the city tor the
next ten wears. The Wilmington
City Electric Light Company re-
teivcd the contract for the arc
lights at so4.92 per lamp year.
The "clsbach Company receives
the contract Tor gas lamps. The
Whining ton Gas Company furnishes
the gas for the Wcisnach Company
ana keep the amp, Ia condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Oyster sloop tHeh and Dry.

Cape May, N. j., Dec 31.-The
sloop Belle, of Green Creek, this
county, which has been carrying
oysters from Cape May to Wilming-
ton, grounded on the bar while sail
ing through Cold Spring Inlet this
afternoon, and is now high out OF
water. She may float at high water.
The Cold Spring and Turtle Gut
life saving crews have gone to hes
assistance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
50 SOOTHING.
lis Influence Has Been
Felt by so Many vii.
mington Readers. 80.
The soothing influence of relief

The soothing influence of relief
After suffering from Itching Piles,
From Eczema Or any Itchiness OF
the SKIN.
Makes one feel grateful to tho
remedy.
Doan's Ointment has Soothed hun.
dreds.
Here's What one Wilmington citi.
zen says:
Mr.. J. W. Mcdonnell, No. 925
North Jackson street, boss carpenter
on the P, W. & b. II. r.. says
II was annoyed with itching hemor.
rhoids for forty years. l tried every.
thing read about that was recon-
mcnded lto use to check the trouble
but ! never found anything to bring
permanent results. | saw Doan's
Ointment advertised and endorsed
by people in good standing. so like
everything else that was brought 10
my notice, ! procured box at Dam
forth's pharmacy. The use OF the
preparation gave me more real COM
fort than any other ever tried and
though ! am not permanently cured
and probably never will be, l find L.
obtain from the use Of this remedy
the best Of results. When ] notice
symptoms of chronic trouble a few
Of Doan's Ointment
never fails 10 bring relief.'
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Alilburn Co., Buffalo
n. y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the ''Doan's-
and take no substitute.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
lhR SALE-ElGHT LAIGE Loans

VIZ hl'E -EldHI LARGE LOADS OF
- h"c,ehoid gocis from rh,laIelnbiu
ra.. storage company. consisting ot a New
LmgIan grand piano. cost $J5l. cur nric,.
''nna' 'n' hh' no = chch plate mirror, ebony tiu.
lsheu chi!onier with bevci mirrors. n, nnir
nhd walnut Guam Irr suits Il elegant par or
suits, iihe en"neied bedsteuds, odd lurua ~
az" az" stands, tine square and extension tables
oto ~ too,. swell front si1eboar,ls Lirh nacs
ttha'rs cabinets. UPRIGHT bookcase suitable
t"r t once liso, tutted couchpa, easy chars
inhcy rock crs. han stands. very swcIi fold,
ny peus me toned organs and . foot con.
~ '.Aauta aht steamer; go.d assortment OF
s,pvts S.r, snoh a' Victor Cook, Queen Esther and
othelo, "nHbit heater. wood. xas oil and
i"oh stoves carpets. ollcioths. rlntting ali
n,,h n,hu7 ma sizes of fancy rugs; 100 pieces Of
tArits claw foot tables and slJn bocrds col
sin, uin" @ nna swell front bureaus. high back box
sns. ns ha'i airs, andiron- tonys, hxh bJys'
uesks chests OF drawers. din Ing and card In.
oirs, tIocks, pewter pots rare china and
glassware At McMahon bi os, No N,y KIN,
s'frTt' DeIm' phone E25 b d A; 10 A.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

S. II. BAYNARp and !. Newli,
Gawthrop were Yesterday reap
pointed by Judge Spruancc, as
members OF the Park Commission,
Both gentlemen had very accepta-
bly, served on the above Commission
Tor years and thcic reappoinimeut
Is tor years more. Their reap.
poIntmcnt was a fitting tribute 10
their worth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Law Firm DicsOlved.

Thelaw firm of Hoffecker, Hoffeck.
er and Wales, has been dissolved,
Mr.. Leonard K. Wales, Jr.. retiring
from the firm, leaving the firm name
Hoffecker & Hofiecker.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
r, II, SEQ TT 7,
314 Market St,
THE OLD
YEAR And The new.

With til" old wear of the
now century as Il Thin" of the
past. Sorrow over the depart
rl must give way 10 welcome
for the new.
For all Of IT,. no doubt. it..
bic with fate. How kind, how
cruel, We know not.
We merely want to VII II
You all a Happy and a Pros
porous New Year,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Positions Filled.

The following recent graduates Of
Goldey College have just accepted
positions as follows:
j. X. Easley, stenographcr for
Charles Warner Co., Wilmington.
Miss Magaret Hazel, stcnographer
for George II. Hollis, magistrate,
Wilmington.
Herbert Yeates, stenographer for
B. & o. Railroad, this city.
Goldey College viii open tomorrow,
,Januarv 2.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

A NNUAL MEETING OF THE SOUTH
"A ern Union Horse Company will convene
at O'Clock p. 10. on Saturday Deu. ~ 1901,
At the lIyceum House In New Garden Town.
ship. Chester Co, Pa
, FHANCls D. BALDWIN. Ssey,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
N0lIce.

On and after January l. 1902 the
TN" price OF coaches to funeral in city
limits will be advanced 81,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

The Philadelphia papers should
mot be Jealous OF our parsons marry
&ng lew stray couples from that
here in Wilmington. The
de phia ministers had Il shy
hrly thirteen thousand cou
iur'ng the year who took out
Use in Philadelphia during
ear 1901,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
ist 0, some q ths

~ VI SWUNG 0. Ute HTTt-
Hed Securities offered 10 the pub.
NC by the Phil adciphia stool,
brokers: AIkalI, Horse Collar, Pal
met'o, Hrcgor and A ,phalt, With a
lew more no better III value. All of
The above corporations have had
all OF the water squeezed out Of
Them aud the poor deluded stock
holders have hand 2mev eli.
graved certificate 10 show ol Their
money. AS the brokers say.
buy them when they re high.
Sell them wnen they re low.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
oIICE-Io THE MEMBERS OF THE

NoTICE-TO THE MEN BERs OF THE
~ Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF Cues
Yer County. The undersigned will be at tha
following places durin & the months CT Dece m
OF Receiving the insurance for tho wear i0lo
Cen,rSvIil' Dalton's store. Saturday de-
Delaware city, Robinson House, Tn ursday.
January Z, 1872.
p stanton, saxton's Hotel Monday, January
Newport National Bank, Thursday and
Friday. January y and ". lG0.
days, W. Ii. ROBINSON "''
d26tojS ATon+
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

~imm4 Comp. Pennyroyal pals the
extraordinary ledies remedy tho iyinal
ana absolutely tho only genuine. Gpj
hlns street. Wilmington also by mail
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
Stops the <Uuyn


LixhtIVe Erprn"-R iinlno Tablets eur = a
cold III oho d'y. No cure, NJ Pay Price
% cvuls' vs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

Half the Ills Of man IL hcirto come frnm
Indigestion. Eurdncs I,luod Ritrer.
strengthen aud tones vhe stomach make,
uigpS ION i'm pusSIb,D
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

HUNDREDS Of Wllmlnstonians
journeyed TO Philadelphia last
evening to witness the fireworks
and grand illumination OF the pub
lie buildings. Both the Pennsy.-
vania and b. ~ q. r. Il. Companies
carried their quota to witness the
grand sight. The display of cleo
trio lights was magnificent and be-
wilderlng. something never before
equaled in the city Of Brotherly
Love, Amid the glare ol,hous-
sands Of colored lights and footing
Of horns and yells OF the popu!ace
The new year was usherel tn 1T the
city hall building. The city bali
building was illustrated as that ia
nous marble pllc was never li!mi.
dated before. The lights we're
turned on at S. 80 o'tlnrk AMI re-
NAMED ablaze until II s. o'clock.
ju,i as 10 clock struck the grand.
.st electric al display broke forth
and held the peopIe spelibound.
The streets were packed Tor Squares
eaulhS 10 Inc publlc buildings.
THE Board OF Water Comm,s
sloners Yesterday cleaned uD the
bills for the year 1901 ami drew
checks Tor the payment g!
the same. City Auditor Boueh.
man signed the bills Of the DlcI.
atd the Speakman Supply Com.
pany. The Water commissioners
convincing the City Auditor that
Tbs materia, had been purchased
alter bids had been asked from
olhers In tie same business. Not
many departments are any more
about their expenses.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

pDE newsboy deserves to be re-
emhered out of your bounty on
pls, the first day Of the new wear.
WI be around TO see you and
Di9sI TO speak a KIND word
pare HIM dime or a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

IN the Eian,on State Pro,ecti W. hxsocia.
tion will be held in Schoolho,ise District, No.
". Monday, Dec. Jth, 1901, Mt o. clock y. N.
Jas. Brown, Pres, Irwin L. BALL Sec.
dl6.eOl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

EEAR AhAIIRAL S,HLEY was on
Monday night honorcd with a mag.
nihcent medal studded with di a.
monds The gilt was presented to
hun by the Maryland Councils OF
the unlor\ Order OF United Amerl-
can Mechahics as token of esteem
and admiration and Of his services
TO the country,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

DubcIl the Halter
Go to Charles Il. Dubell for your hats
aud caps OF all styles No. 2 East Third ST
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

To give as much publicity as pos
slble to the game laws, the assocl :
ton being too poor to pay for the
Information, the REPUBLICAN will
kindly give il. The open season
Tor quail and rabbits in Delaware,
expired Yesterday. Dec. 3lst.
That Is. it is contrary to the laws
OF tins State TO" any person to have
suci' game in their possession after
that date. All laws that concern
the public should have as much
publicity as possible.
SYElL SANnERSoN. the American
operatlc star, who has Lcen mar
rled once, IS NOW engaged TO be
married again. She saws: Il am
gong to marry because | want a
congeniaI companion. thiuk the
man or woman unmarried is most
wrc,cAed OF all creatures. | have
been dreadfuIly lonely. want 10
be happy and | think | am going to
be. Quite a good reason, don't
You think so.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

II we did not rssa IL sstspaesrs
we would sometimes be inetln6d to
think that ealy disa ffsction 10 to bs
found 10 the Republican party 10
Delaware, just now the Foraker
and Hanna adherents are having
a monkey and poll parrot time ID
Ohio. The friends Of both these
gentlemen say they have enough
votes to organize the Ohio Legisla-
ture. Up to this time, each side is
tour votes short Of majority. Sen.
ator Hanna is evidently not yet out
OF politics and Senator Foraker
shows that he still has a grip on
the party organization. What do
the dear people receive for their
part in the fight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01


Now that the public sales will
tegin to take place, the farmers
should soon pick out the days
when they Will sell their stock,
household and farming implements.
The REPUBLICAN will publish tie
dates OF all public sales tree where
the printing and advertising is done
at this office. Don't wait until the
last minute. but bring your work
IN several days ahead, thus giving
plenty OF time to insure a good at
tendance.
Mrs. NJ. h. HUMMELL, of Harris.
burg, Pa, remarked three davs
after her husband was buried.
They had not lived happily togeth-
er and she was seeklng a divorce
when death stepped in and made
her widow. She evidently did
not take much stock IN her husband
or have any respect for his memory
IN fact, it looks like she was in a
hurry to try the experiment again.
1t is hoped the second venture will
turn out better than the first, and
that she will learn to bear and for
bear.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01

nI lsHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-30
Diet md Voice.

\ musical writer states; that fine vo-
calistS are rare IN countries where fish
and meat diets prevail and that the
voice dcprecialpS as families GROW rich
and increase the amount of meat con
s;.mcN. Naples and Genoa. where mach
fish is eaten, give few of I'aly's Stag
arS, ana the sweet voices Of ireland
are found in The country, l,it not in h"
towns. II Norway too h:'.cll fish is
eaten for tile production of sia@als, hHi
Sweden is q land Of grain and song.
The carniVorolls birds croat; -raln eat
iii@ birds s!Eg,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-30
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Sailors RatiOns.

A recent writer has this to say Of
sailors rations: "a sailor has dishes.
and loves them, that are little appreci
ated ashore. He likes Fanny Adams
and has a great fancy for plum duff
which consists of suet pudding with
raisins in it. Vegetables. though they
are i'll the official harhor menu. are no
served out to the messcs every day. but
on certain days some groups of mcN
get a! and til" others none. on Il 4yS
tenn Of which Jack quite approves.
''iiie nt"siscS whose turn Il Is to have
vegetables indulge in Il pet mess. tt
1t is styled. perhaps not inappropr5;,fy-
IS. The niH%>cS iii their turn receive
the $hinS, %erHg eHG&, neck pieces md
otler odds and ends Of tila meat ration
some %aiiorS aver that every auiiHH
has at least six Shins ara this uli@et,.
lancous assortment - remnants l.
thrown into n pot with AS many NtMp.
tables as can be seot. The result + a
pct IF"S%.
My }andlulhpl who desires to try
a l'aal naval dish Will have no ,,itticGity
i'll getting tlln dish prepared, and Il h0
eats il Oh a tahl" Wiih uneven legs
which ltasses UP and down he can iL-
agille lie is at sea-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-30
Cat Versus Trout.

\ member Of the Sullivan County
club caught half Il dozen trout che day
last summer and carried them alive to
his cottage. intending to take them to
the city. He turned the water into his
bathtuN, a!ld the trout seemed to thrive
as We'll there as they had done in the
streams.
That afternoon one of the fish diSap~
pcarel. The man. thinking it had
jumped out, looked all around the
room. but no trG;lt was to be seen.
Next mern;n" two more were gone,
and the servant was close. question:
ed. Then two more disappeared. and
the fisherman WAS so much concerned
that lie took Il place outside the bath
roein window and proceeded to watch.
Pretty soon the family cat entered,
pefcAcd on the edge Of the tub and,
waiting its Glance, struck viciouSly
into the water With enc paw and
brought ZIP the remaining trout.-New
York Times
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-30
The Nay to 10 rsES:npss.

Is tAere ;uy one living here under
tWealtN Lone years Of age" inquired Il
n!:,H who rang the doorbcll at Il ccnteol
residence the other day
NO there is not" rather sharply
replied q spinster of eight and thirty
summers who answered.
'Why, is il possibIe:' WAS the reply
of the apparently astonishcd man
Don't YOU live here:'
1t was Il neat hit. ard after littl"
simporing and n brief chat about tin"
weather the maiden purchased two
copies; OF Il work entitled "Iiints For
the Young. = London Tit-RitS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-30
The ys-ies Ned.

Whom Mr. David Dear, winner ii The
Quepn's prize at His!ey. WAS law s'n
dent, he once attended IN AT hone. =
On the servant asking his maine, he r2
plied, "David Ifcai."
The girl biU>iled aud SAID, Yes. yes
but what is yo;u other name. SIR
He assured her he had 40 othol
name, but it was Of 10 ,;se. The serv-
ant knew better and announced him a.
"Mr. David"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-30
N0.,Ualsn-A.1

NarcolePsE is curious and some
what rare disease. whose most prolH
nett symptom is irrcsi:,tihle attacks OF
steep. These liiHy com" Oh suddenly Il
any time aEd place and the patient l.;
absolutely unable 10 stay awake. The
sleep, however, is usually Of short Gu
ration, ffelA ten to thirty minutes.
Tie disease Was described ANA nani-
ed by Gelineau. 4 French physician, in
1,sa. 1t Is ,'lo'@ht by some specialists
to be closely allied 10 epilepsy. But as
iae attacks resemble healthy sleep
tie ill>eles are fa'aNr,I. She heart and
@eSf..sgt.aa a'c sla=#ed down, the#p4-
t5elt ga ..z.=t5:e Gii5.s i, refreshed ;s; IL
q. az o.estlt&1y nap. ;asl there is Haue
u fi, t5zszfstt,l4 and ~,Ase Of eXAaHS-
ten va:eh follows tAe ep,lrptic dt-
i IS cefza st> very different ia origin
fgoa tie asz4e,i'. isaGn and Faul Ss,tn-
aoa h&Ve recorded eases which shaW q
ela=a 9..@aeIatioa# between obesity and
tn il nGsuey 10 lfafcoIcpSH.
II seems probable, hoWeYer, as IAtU
thinks, tliat it., closest ally is Simple
l4X.st,GG
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-30
N N FAVOR OF II
.,.1s oppose SINGLE OK
E0' ANNA STATEHOOD
bailey and Jones Leading
.,,,,ion Of Those Who Desire
TWO States

| ..,,ngton. Jan. so.-"s'a'Snoor 'or
asn'n7 ,,,v is the incessant war
ohl4he'rau tne numerous citizens IS. of If that nat
for 'l,s aow in the city, 1t is evl,
'G1s tsst they have already tarrtopiss aap'ufes
asse tnas committee on terrl'oflSa r',13 30
houss favorable report will be
that ar that committee for r. a311n some
de 0y ylnmediate statehood for Okla
d OF nl,t I,n the keynote Of opposition
pa osr pss heen sounded by Senator
alrea'' "a Texas, who openly pre-
ley e.. hi his determination to contest .,
ms n..sage of any bill through the m
pS'aa .,at does not provide for the
ate e. en.,, creation of two states out OF
l,aso .mo territories. He frankly as,
Is that in taking this a3t;a,l position ne lbs Is
,utina s to even up conditions De
Fllpt the East and West. He asserts
zen psode s Island, New Jersey Dela-
y '' Connecticut and other Eastern
r. T. which cover only a few thous-
square miles have undue repre-
.otion M in the United States senate
/, 't ~ tbe electoral college. BY Great
! two states out of the two terri
this condition would be some
~ oonalized. He also asserts that
kisn territory when admitted VIII
democratic and that Oklahoma
/ at least be doubtful.
Eouator Bailey is supported III his
[ition by Senator Jones, OF Arkan-
/ chairman OF the Democratic ma
Ill committee and other leading
6resentatiyes of the party.
4 is probable that the statehood
| for oklahoma will proyi3e for the
mediate holdins Of a constitutional
6renton to adopt a constitution
/ laws for Oklahoma, and that
| (on union is finally formed of the
I territories, provision will be made
the holding of another constitu-
nal convention. at which the peo-
will receive equal recognition IN
formulation of a constitution and
rs for the two territories.
bne of the ablest advocates OF state
bd for Oklahoma is Chief Justice
hn n Burford of the supreme court
1.-The territory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-30
NT'OWEN
led $50 for Carrying a Pistol, but

Flint Owen, whose name he doubt
s thinks, will go down to posterity
a famous bandit. was marched into
presence of Esquire Scott, Of
yen township, Wednesday and was
fd upon two charges-one of bur
! ny and the other of carrying con
lied weapons.
Pn the first named charge he was
charged, but he caught $50 and
Us Tor carrying a pistol.
charge of burglary is resting
inst him in Vaugine township, and
Will probably be tried this after
n before Esquire Vance.
this case he will be tried for an
seo theft of SIS from Insurance
Fat Hendrickson. There is no doubt
ne boys guilt in this case. It was
the stolen money that his part
III crime, Clark Mcmillan, secur-
'le TWO pistols with which they
al1ef Mr.. Pate Monk and sup
Ed booty.
emiilah has received the same
."eht at the hands of Esquire
~ lie was discharged before that
'S'rate when tried for burglary,
was llned $50 and costs for car
6 pistol
''9!s lie. is also a case pending against
oelofe Esquire Vance. He is
e'u WIN being an accessory to
rot IN me alleged stealing Of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-30
NEW ORLEANS MARDl GRAS.

On February /. G. {. 9 and II. Oh
account of Mardi Gras carnival the
Cotton Belt route will sell tickets to
New Dreams and return at the rate of
one fare plus s., for the round trip,
via Memphis OF Shreveport, tickets
limited to February IS for return; bat
an extension until February ~ can
be had by depositing tier9t with joint
agent at New Orleans