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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07
Tristan Church Revival
and Other Church SerY les

of this church for another year. He
will begin his work today and desires
a Saod attendance of the membership
Sunday school $50 a. m.; preaching
II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Epworth
league p m.
Riverside NJ. E. church-Sunday
school at $50 a. m. Preaching at l l a.
m. and at 7:30 p. m. by the pastor
Rev. J. r. Dickerson.
1. i.
St Joseph's Catholic church-Fi1,st
mass aind holy communion at 730 a.
m. Second mass at 1920 a. M Sun.
DAY school at 2:30 D. m. Services a.
night at 7:30 p. m. by Father Fowle".
nastor.
Trinity church-Sunday school al
$50 a. m., Horatio Riley, superintend
ent. Holy communion and sermon at
II a. m.. subject, Kingdom. Ev-
ening service at 7:30. Special music
+
COTTON MOVEMENT
On the Local Market Since the Seas.
on Opened.
The following is Secretary Russells
report of the local cotton movement
for the week ending December A.
Stock 1902 1901 1907
September l ..... 200 3172
Received by river. 1887 -.
Received by rail. .2951l 24262 eo.ro
Received wagon. .2O417 1880 a-oo.
Total ...... 512e5 4so24f ,o
Shipments :. 364S4 3os6I a1cae
Stock .'47sl ns] Is s4ss
Receipts for the week endi1
cember 4 .............. ..
Shipments for week ent4.
cember =. ..... .,
Excess of shipments 49,. ~.
1......... 67S
For the same week III
-, .......... 4011
Shipments -. -. ..y .--o
f.... .275C
Excess of receipts 80, ,se,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07
'' hged seventeen, an
other very younga couple, both OF
Double Wells, havol. 49,. an..+oa Il
cense to we'd

age twenty-seyen
4i'SN e" hntrell. age twenty
'eo" Agranted license to
'' fell is from North
anu a beautiful young
lady. Pr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07
PARDON ALL. CONVICTS
Is an OIL Threat Which Governor
= Davis Has Renewed.

Al t'e JjlHe Of nj - z = i Y0dtor Monroe
Cum ms Paft M lin .I oe4 notice
bo'rd to " used as 9oayt2 @ lii sfand son
fa conn ~ ifuf,a1 CON.
ys refu9 zl1 tic contract ffaae 6 four members
the four edhff governor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-07

The assembled mnla3o of
Il of
off
island in
a lot of be accom-
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new YORK SEEKING AN
AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUB
Assertions That a Team VIII
Be Formed.
Say That Agents Have Been Quietly at
Work Securing the Best CT
Players.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-'New York
viii have an American League baseball
team next year and the grounds VIII be
within a half hours ride from the City
Hall" said a prominent New York man
lszt night, who refused TO let his name
be made public
4 an one Of number Of gentlemen. -
continued the speaker, who are OF the
opinion that a winning team represent
ing New York in the American League
would be money-maker. In every city
where there are rival teams Of the two
organizations we discover that the
American League Club outdraws the Ma
tionaI in attendance almost 2 10 l. and
I an Of the opinion that the same ratio
would apply TO New York, when the
American League team is located here.
New York Is without q question the
best baseball city in the country and It
is almost certain that Z winning team
here would make q barrel Of money for
the owners of the franchise Our agents
have been quietly at work for several
weeks past signing the best players that
could be secured and We do not intend
to spare expense 10 get winning club
here
'~rae men who are interested in this
venture are not actUated by sentiment OF
any desire 10 cause financial injury 70
the New York National League Club
but look at the matter from a purely
financial standpoint. We see an oDpor-
tunity for q profitable investment and in
tend 70 take advantage Of it
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BITTER OPPOSITION TO
THE EDUCATION BILL
Anti-Tory Spirit Clearly
Shown in England
Secretary Chamberlain May Urge Prem
ier Balfour to Withdraw the
Measure.

LONDON. Sept. 25.-Members Of Par
lament who are returning from the
provinces express themselves as fully
convinced Of the strength Of the feel
ing against the governments education
bill, which favoTs the c.ericals.
The Liberal members say that not
since 1880 has such an anti-tory spirit
been abroad They further state that
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain. reaIiz-
ing that his own power in the midIands
is threatened. may urge Premier Bal
four TO withdraw the bill
This is hardly likely however. as
the latteT's prestige IS already bound
up BalfoUT has already withdrawn two
education bills which were obnoxious
Il is Tumored that despite the advan-
tase 10 the Catholic schools uuder the
bill. the Irish leaders are considering
the adyisability Of asking their. party
TO vote against the bill. II by doing so
they have d chance Of turning out the
government.
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TO HAVE
GOOD FOOTBALL TEAM
Coaches Working Hard With
Men at National Park.
PRACTICE FAST AND SNAPPY
After Three Years Retirement From
the Gridiron University Seems Likely
to Make an Excellent Showing-First
Game Saturday With Maryland.

Coach Alexander, of the Columbian
University football squad. spent yester-
day afternoon in putting the Hnemen
through hard and aggressive practice ut
National Park. Coach Houston gave in
struction to the candidates for positions
back of the line. The hard work was
kept up until o'clock and during the
period of practice each candidate was
given an opportunity in his chosen po-
sition. Several new men we're on the
field in uniform and were put TO work.
The practice, which was fast and snap
Ply, gave satisfaction to the coaches,
who are Iaboring constantly TO produce
q winning team, notwithstanding the
handicap OF having men who have not
played with each other before Enthu-
siam and energy, If is believed, will 60
a long way toward cou1terbalancing this
drawback
Indications are that good team will
represent the university this season. af-
ter three years of retirement from the
gridiron. At present it is rather below
the desired average in weight, but the
acquisition of new material. which it is
confidently assumed viii be on hand
later, is expected to raise the general
avoirdupOis TO the desired standard.
A lot OF new men are looked for on
the field this afternoon. Every day
brings new candidates and with the in
cTeasing number the strife for positions
grows more intense
The coaches are confident that the
team which viii go on the field for the
first game Of fhe season Saturday after
noon will show up we'll. The game viii
be with the strong eleven from Western
Maryland College of Westminster, Nd.
and viii be played at $3.50 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon at Y N. c. A Park, Sew
enteenth and 3 Streets northwest
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BALLET COACHING
PRINCETON ELEVEN
Head CoaIh Not Yet Decided Upon, But
Some Players Selected.

PRINCETON, y. J.. Sept. 25.-"Pete'
Ballet. PrincetoB's old center. arrived
in town this morning. He will remain
here for some time coaching tbs can
didates for the line. ". H. Edwards.
guard and captain OF the 80 eleven. is
also here. and the Iinemen viii get a
thorough sorting during the next few
days. The matter Of a head coach for
the season does not seem to be any
more certain now than it was a week
ago.
Nothing definite can be learned from
the management concerning Garry Coch-
ran. the noted end, who was expected to
take charge of affairs. Yesterday the
varsity squad was picked. Il contains
he following players: Davis and Henry.
ends; Reed, Dewitt, Caruthers, Brown.
and Rafferty, tackles; Waller, DUtscher.
and Barney guards; Short, center;
Burke and Veterline. quarterbacks;
Foulke, Hart, Delaney, and Kafer, half
backs, and ByIes and BayIer, fuIIbacks
Caruthers, Waller. Dutscher, Rafferty,.
and VeteTl1ne are freshmen. Other play
eTs VIII be taken from the scrubs as
they snow their worth
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
MAP OF DEVIL TOWER
Typographical Work in Strange Wyom-
ing Volcanic Region

Il is announced at the Geological Sur
vey that a topographic map Of the Dew
IFS Tower region in northeastern Wyo-
ming is being made by Topograrher v
Il. Heron. The Devils Tower or. as
called by the Indians, The Bad Gods
Tower" is one Of the natural wonders
of eastern Wyoming. II is a volcanic
core Of great age. a wonderfully sym
metricai shaft Of stone. towering 6Z5
feet almost perpendicuIarIy above the
surrounding country In spite Of its
great height it is in reality but the
remnant Of former widespread lava
flow
When the region has been mapped
the topographic work on the Black Hills
uplift, which has been carried on for
some time by the Geological Survey,
Will be completed. and maps Of this
important region viii be available to the
public
Within recent years two special maps
were made by the Government of the
valuable mineral telt in the vicinity Of
Deadwood and Lead, and since then the
remaining area has been carefully sur
veyed on a scale Of 1870 600.
The Black Hills are partiaisg OCcu-
pied by a Government forest reserve.
of the same name, covering over 1-200,-
600 acres; they contain rich deposits Of
valuable ore, and also bear an import
ant relation TO the water supply Of the
Great Plains. as the water-b bearing beds
underlying the plains are here uptuTnSd
on the TANKS Of the mountains and re
ceiye a considerable portion Of their
supply from the streams of the region
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NEGRO STRIKE-BREAKERS
IRRITATE THE WHITES
colored Men Work Under Protection Of
Guards.

READING. Pa. Sept. 25.-Lebanon is
quiet this morning, and the soldiers are
keeping it so. The works Of the Amer
lean Iron and Steel Manufacturing Com
pany are being operated under a guard
with fixed bayonets, and men II uniform
are patroIIing all streets leading to the
stockade about the mills.
The negro strike-breakers, whose pres
snce caused the rioting. have not yet
been taken away, and are working under
the protection CT the State.
This morning the condition Of Treas
urer H NJ NJ Richards, who was shot OF
Tuesday night, was serious
Mr.. Richards is a native OF Reading,
graduate Of the Naval Academy al An
EaPoIis, and for years served in i'm
portant positions IN The navy During
the Spanish-American war he command
ed a vessel in Cuban waters He is sec
rotary Of the Pennsylvania German So
ciety.
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Grand Jury Presents an
irOnClad Indictment.
HELD FOR FOSTERS DEATH
No Mention IS Made OF Murder of
Sarah "Dimples" Lawrence Murder
er Arraigned and Pleads Not Guilty.
Trial to Take Place in November.

RIVER HEAD. " Y, Sept. 25.-The
grand jury al 9:45 this morning present
ed an Indictment against Louis A Dis
brow accusing him with murder in the
first degree, in that on the 10th day Of
June he caused the death of Clarence
Foster.
The Indictment is a lengthy document.
and contains six counts. Il does not
accuse Dfsbrow of having killed Sarah
-'Dimp1es' Lawrence. and the only men
ton Of the girl is that Disbrow went out
IN 2 boat with her and Foster
The charges are that Disbrow went
out on Tiana Bay with Foster and Miss
Lawrence that he caused Fosters death
by striking him over the head VITA a
blunt instrument, killing Foster and
placing his dead body in the bay Count
second, that while on the bay Disbrow
assaulted Foster. from the blows Of
which Foster was rendered unconscious
and fell overheard. The third count &C
cuses DisbTow of having knocked Foster
overheard. and that DisbrOw. struck Eos
ter over the head, killing him The
fourth accuses DisbTow OF striking Fos-
ter with his fists, knocking him aver
board, and then killing him with an oar
The fifth accuses Disbrow of knocking
Foster overheard with a blunt instru-
ment, from which wounds he died. The
sixth accuses DisbTow OF killing Foster
on the beach and then placing his body
IN the bay
At Il O'Clock DisbTow was arraigned
before Judge Maddox He looked calm
as he walked into court accompanied by
Sheriff Wells and his counsel, Rowland
Miles. DisbTOw answered not guilty TO
the charge, and his lawyer asked for a
speedy trial Judge Maddox viii fix the
date later. Probably the trial will take
place about the middle Of November.
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RUIN And DBSOLATION
Tn PATH OF TORNADO
Marion County, Indiana, IS
Severely Visited.
Dwellings, Forests, and Crops, Animals,
and Fowls Destroyed by Wind,
Rain, and Hail

MARION. Ind. Sept. 25--A tornado
passed over the southern part Of this
county at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
that left desolation in its path It struck
the southwestern corner Of the county,
and swept across in northeasterly di-
Tection.
The path of the storm was two miles
wide. but the centI-l part Of the tor
nado was a twister that swept the earth
clean Farm dwellings barns forests.
and all crops we're completely destroyed
a terrific downpour Of hail followed in
the wake Of the tornado. hatIstones as
large as waInuts falling until the earth
was completely covered Domestic ami
mails and fowls were killed by the hun
dreds and many ~ersons were seriously
bruised. The beautiful country home
Of Daniel Haiues. near Gas City. was
destroyed. Including his grain barn. The
family, however, escaped with only
slight injury.
The farmhouse and barn Of Arthur
Smith. two miles south of JCnesboro
was destroyed The farm Of James XII
patrick was also in the path Of the
storm His house was in a protected
place, but his fruit orchard was up
rooted and piled Cc"n the ground. com
pletely barring eEress from the dwelling
until the barTicade could be removed
None OF the members OF the family were
injured
The Chicago Pipe Line Company, the
Standard Oil Company. and the Jones
bOrO Mining Company. are heavy losers
as all gas and well property was com
pletely swept away Derricks, pumping
stations, and boiler houses were
wrecked
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RAILROAD CONTRACTS
FOR CANADIAN COAL
One Hundred Thousand Tons for the
Boston and Maine.

BOSTON, Sept. 25.-The Dominion Coal
Company has contracted to deliver 100,
600 tons Of coal from Canada TO the
Boston and Maine Railroad ana $4,000
tons to the Maine Central Railroad after
It has made its fall deliveries in the St.
Lawrence region
This viii not be delivered until early
in the winter, and If the company finds
i possible to send any more after these
big orders have been filed, the public
viii get the benefit OF it.
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FAMILY OF RUSSIANS
NUMBER TWENTY-SIx
Going TO McCracken, Kan, to Begin
Life Anew

BALTIMORE, Sept "a Russian
family. composed OF twenty-six men. wo-
men, and children. was among the steer
age passengers on the North German
Lloyd steamer Necksr, which arrived
yesterday from Bremen.
The party ranging in age from nursing
babies 20 sixty-odd years, came from
Northern Russia. and is bound for Nc
Cracker, Kan. TO begin life anew on "A
farm
There are FIVE welded couples in the
party. and sixteen children. all children
or grandchildren OF Wilhelm Schwartz
boff
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DISBROW TO ANSWER
CHARGE OF MURDER
YALE'S ELEVEN BEING
CAREFULLY SELECTED
Promising Candidates Will Be Taken
on Later.

NEW HAVEN Conn. Sept. 25.-Cap-
tain Chadwick. of the Yale varsity
eleven. today formed the permanent
training table for the season. taking TO
II Holt, center; Glass and Goss, guards
Hamlin and Hogan, tackles; Coffin and
MOorehead. ends: MetcaIfe. quarter;
Chadwick and Ward, haIfbacks; Wander
pool and Wilhelm. fulIbaCks.
All promising candidates will be taken
on later as they show especial promise.
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PROCLAMATlONS FOR
SPECIAL ELECTIONS
Places of Congressman Cummings and
Ray to Be Filled.

ALBANY. y. y, Sept. 25.-Governor
odeII has issued proclamations for spe-
eial elections for members Of Congress
IN the old Tenth Congressional district
10 succeed the late Amos J. Cummings.
and IN the TWenty-sixth Congressional
district 70 succeed George W Ray, re
signed, such special elections 10 be held
on the day Of the next general election,
November s..
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD On FURNITURE AND
PIANOS. at lowest rates and on the day you
apply We are loaniHg on the Building and
Loan Association plan, which makes the cozE
Of carrying loans much less than you pay else
whcre and allows you 20 pay : Of II any
sized notes you desire, rInnInZ from one 70
twelve months If 2oU nave Loan with some
other company We VIII pay il Of and advance
you more money # desHSS. Rates cheerfuiiy
given, and 10 cost 10 you unless loan il made
Call and get rates Front room. first hcor.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
SIS s. v
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WHY PAY 10 PER CENT when yon can get
money rom Us 1t less rate or your furniture,
pianos, etc.
and investigate it
Loans with other companies paid Of. and
more money advanced.
Private Offices. Ground floor
DISTRICT LOAN Trust CO,
se2i-tf 20 c St y u
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WE WILL LEND YOU MONEY

On your furniture, pianos. organs. etc, and
you can pay il back In small weekly OF month
" payments. ABSOLUTELY No DELAY
Our business Is strictly confidential; no en-
bsrrassins questions to ask you. Lowest rzte5
in the city Private Offices
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY,
6I3 T Street n "
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PRIVATE LOANS

On personal notes without indorscr, references
or security. simply your promise to pay Our
new plan enables everyone ia secure ready cast.
at cnce GithOut Inconvenience o. delay Our
method Of conducting q loan business Is basel
on the word "Confden, - more than on Sc
CuTity.' You have our confidence; We have yOuE
confidence You need money, ne have money
we don't need When you fail 10 get accom-
modated elsewhere, call on Us and you vill not
be disappointed. II you have a loaa now il
viii not prevent you from securing further &c
commodatica from the old reliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.,
Goa F St. n. W.
Phone, East 200. Corner Sixth St
Iu2I-ti
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. SI.75 UP5 house painting.
lowest prices CARLISLE BROS, HOS 9Th -
re Phone East sos d. MRS
ROOMS PAPERED, = up; work guaranteed;
samples brought HUNT. 46T C. St m25-1
ROOM paper,d s. up; immediate attention;
samples broug---- LEPSEUN- 1901 9th ST
NOLTE, S24 81 St NV, Is constantly receiv-
inz the latest and most attractive designs IN
Wa0 Papers ard papers rooms from 800 up
Gall ana investigate for yourself and he con
WINGED m!4-ts
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE Of the Suprens
Court OF the District of Columbia, passed "a
equity cause No 22132 the undersigned trEs-
tees will offer for sale II public auction, =
front OF the premises, the real estate known
Is part Of subdivision NJ. il square SO, contain
Ig about I. 565 square feet. On IT ESDAY,
THE SJTH DAY Of SEPTEMBER, 1902. 40
4-39 7. V Terms -ivoI- on day OF sale
". PRESTON HILLTA AiS0N. Trustee,
Attorney at Law. 1910 Asl5ntjc Building.
FRANK l. WILLIAMS. Trustee,
500 9Th s.. NJ.
THOS. J. OWEN & son. AuctioneeES
seI9-d&ds
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Trans-Pacifc Mails.

Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via Tacoma,
close here daily at 30 p. n. UP 70 September
5eth. inclusive, for dispatch per s 5 Ia
Mails for HAWAII via san Francisco. close
here daily $50 P. m up 70 September %,
inclusive. fef dispatch per 5. : Alaneda- to)
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN, va Van
cogveT and Victoria, B. C., close here daily
at $50 D n up 20 September ~, inclusive.
for dispatch per 5. :. Empress OF India Regis
tered mail must be specially addressed AeT-
chandise for the United states Postal Agcncy
al Shanghai cannot be forwarded via Can
Mails sor CHINA, JAPAN. HAWAII. and
frs1-cIass matter for the PHILIPPINE ISL
ANDSs' via san Francisco, close here daily
at $50 p m UP to October z lnciusYe, for
dispatch pc- : 5 Nippon MaTu. {o)
Mails for AUSTRALIA teSeept those for West
Australia which are dispatched via Europe),
NEW ZEALAND FIJI. SAMOA. and HAWAII,
via san Francisco close here daily at $50
2. m. after September 90 and up . October Il
inclusive ior dispatch per : :. Sierra (oJ
Mails Tor AUSTRALIA except those for West
Australia which are dispatched via Europe, and
New Zealand. mails for which 90 Via san
F7znciscol and FIJI TSs4ASDS, via Van
couvsr and Victoria. b. c. Specially addressed
onlv) close here daily at $50 p m Up TO
October Il, inclusive, for dispatch per $
zIonans-
Mails for TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS.
via san Francisco, close here daily at $50
D N. up % October >, inclusive, for dis
patch per :. s NarIp0sa- tol
Mails for COCHIN CHINA are dispatched TO
New York. y. y, for connection with Eu1o-
pean steamers.
s*PHHIPPINE ISLANDS Military NJii) dis
patched 10 san Francisco At all closes for that
ofIlce to connect With Government transports,
the saiIirgs OF which are irregular
REGISTERED MAILS Close at the MAIN Of
FlCF a. follows. l1) 1T $50 p n sane dgy,
o. at 1-45 p. m same day; (c) AT SIS P IN
same day- (d) at $50 a. m same day; % at
l 90 a IT. same day; Oh at I-I5 .. m same
day; * at S-45 p IN. previous day (o} at
2.30 . II. same day.
JOIN 4 MERRITT Pnstrlaster.
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MONEY TO LOAN at So to per cent, in suu.s
Of 81 go to SlJ-o0g on D. c real estate pay
of ; and per cent mortgage and begin anew;
al transactions conducted With economical cor
sideratior for borrowers NM h SAUNDERS
4 I4n- Z :
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With z New Finn

Lewis B. Moore. J. ". Banby. and O.
C. Barley. well-known in the retail
clothing and hat trade, have associated
themselves with J &, W Eiseman, 315
Seventh Street.
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LOST

marked Letter Of CresIi=- = issued bv Rigga
National Bank OF Washington, D. C.. L = A.
issued 70 Henry IT, Smith; contains papeEs,
passes. drafts, U1eUcTaEGG- valuable only 70
owner suitable reward when returned O. fat
tGj The AIbsmarIe est
WILL HAVE Ny old siIk hat made new IS
HOONER'S- ST. II 81 nv m24-7
LoST-A crescent moon5tone pin. suitable ~
ward If lett Il 1923 : ST nv e23-2
LGST-SIepherd dog newly healed scar on eaoa
- Reward II returned 10 ia D 81 ne.