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New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

The plan Of putting in uniform the attend
ants and orderlies in the city hospitals is pru-
dent and judicous. and Will aid in raising the
standard OF discipline. 1t should have been
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

Ambassador Towers transfer from ST Peters
bprs 70 Berlin insures to the United States an
accountable and popular representative at the
German capital. and promises the continuance
on \ cordial and agreeable basis of the frlenoly
relations between two great countries "hlch
Andrew D. White, the retiring American Am
baeeador did so much to create and maintain
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

Presidents of the anthracite coal roads say
thew are satisfied with the strike outlook 1t is
a pitv they cannot inspire similar contentment
IN tho mind of the unhappy consumer.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

Saratoga has been bubbling with healthful et-
fervescence this week. In few days, however
It will be mephitic with murky and malodorous
Democratic gas when it becomes the battle
ground of the Devery and the ant-Devery ar
tillery
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

Tuxedo will be the Mecca of society to-day ow-
ing to the opening of its annual horse show, in
connection with which all sorts of entertainments
and house parties have been organized MIS-
Pierre Lorillard is giving dinner dance MIS-
George l. Rves and Mrs Henry Poor have mouse
parties Among those who have arrived there & tor
Gladys Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bird ana MISS 1oi-
free.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

Mrs Patrick Campbell has changed her mind.
Instead of ''Beata, she has decided to call Mrs.
Nhartons translation of ES Lebe das Leben -
The Joy of Living To those acquainted. IL not
with the original play. at least with Ibsen. the
latter title Will perhaps seera much the better To
those who are blissfully ignorant of the peculiar
connotat!on one is as good as the other.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

Miss Eleanor Russell Morris IS visiting friends al
Beverly. Mass having completely recovered from
her attack of appendicitis.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

A wealthy Parsee in Bombay intends to give
nearly S5OOOOO0 fund for the relief or sur
ferers from famine This Is generation Oh
stupendous fortunes and also OF bounty never
hefnre
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

Lord and Lady Algernon Gordon Lennox are
due here to-day from Europe the Celtic, for
prolonged stay. Lord Algernon is younger son
of the Duke of Richmond and Gordon. while Lady
Algy is a sister of Lord Rosslyn. VINO IS now III
this country earning his living as a pro1esslohdI
actor under the name of James Ersk1ne MT ana
Mrs F. A Constable, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Satter-
lee and Miss Satteree likewise expected oy the
same boat
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

An impression seems to prevail at Newport that
the wedding of Miss Cathleen Nelson and Reg
inaId Vanderbilt will take place there in January
instead of in town. Some color seems TO he lent
to this belief by the fact that Mrs. FREDERICK
Nelson has obtained cottage at Newport FOR the
winter season. and likewise because MI ana MIS-.
Alfred Vanderbilt have made arrangements 10 stay
at Newport until late in January.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

Mrs E Livingston Ludlow. who has been spend
ing few days In town. returns TO Newport to-IdF =
where she will remain until November.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

Possibly it was the inclement weather Wh1ch hao
the effect of driving people from the country INTO
town Yesterday The fashionable restaurants were
crowded in altogether unusual manner ooth
at luncheon and at dinner. Among those seen at
Sherry's, Delmonco's and at the Waldorf-AStor
were Mrs. Belmont Tiffany. Mr. and Mrs II -
Havemeyer, jr. Mrs. Adolph Ladenburg ana MT.
and Mrs. r. I. Wilson, jr.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-26

Mrs Henry B. Hyde returned from Saratoga yes
terday. She will spend few days with her son.
James b Hyde. at his country place at BayshoTe'
Long Island, before opening her town mousse No
II East Fortieth-st., for the winter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-23
FOR FOREST RESERVES
Six Million Acres OF Public land
Land withdrawn in California

Washington Oct 22-Approximately
six million acres of land in northern Cali
fornia were Professionally withdrawn from
the public land area for the creation OF
forest reserves under orders issued today
by Commissioner Herman, OF the general
land office. The order was issued by the
direction of the secretary Of the interior.
The segration Of these tracts were re-
commended after investigation by the
geological survey. A further examination
of the lands viii be made. pending which
final orders establishing the reservations
are deferred The land invilved in today's
order. as now contemplated is to be di-
vided into four reserves. as follows:
The klamath River Forest reserve. en-
bracing $50 square miles; the Mount
Shasta Reserve. SO24 square miles; the
Lassan Park reserve. 1862 square miles;
and the Diamond Mountain. So square
miles. The location Of the respective
areas IS indicated by their names. On
these lands an immense rush recently
has been made for timber land by specu-
lators and complaints have been numer-
Gus from men who settled under the min
ing laws that others were locating miners
claims under the forset land sections.
claiming that the lands on which these
mineral locations had been made were not
mineral in character
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-23
THE Big STREET FAIR
All Newton This Week

ball team game Thursday 1rd composed
n the best playess ga Pittahurr New
York. Washington. Chicago ana rhla-
deiphia. Game called az i-0 3 m Fri.
DAY flower parade and big carnival bail
az night -Four trains daily 70 Newton
each DAY. and special train returning
80 leave newton 1880 "a n niFht ~ oc-
tober - The Santa Fe ls the only nss
q 80 on. and tho fare ia ono fare "a
round trip J.. r. DELANEY.
Phone 10 Ticket Aeeut
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-23
THANKS FOR ROOSEVELT
Real Estate Exchange OF Denver
Tells Him He Did IT.

Denver. oct 22.-The Denver real estate
exchange today sent TO President Roose-
welt a letter Of congratulation on the
settlement Of the coal strike through his
fundamentally. II SAYS
The situation was without 4 parallel
nour history. II was fast becoming IN
tolerable Ply your Judgment, the tact
and persisJency you have brought TO-
gether apparently irreooncinahie forces.
The whole country rejoices. and the Den
yer real estate exchange appreciates your
seton and offers its sincere thanks and
CONGRATULATIONS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-23
AN IDEAL nEDICINE
A New Discovery Which Cures All
Forms of Catarrh.


The tablet is the ideal form IN which
TO administer medicine, but until recently
no successful catarrh tablet had ever
been attempted. There is now. however
an excellent and palatable remedy for
catarrh in tablet form. known as Stuart's
Catarrh Tablets and sold by druggists.
composed Of the most recent discoveries
IN medicine for cure of catarrh and re-
suits from their use have been highly
gratifying
The old time treatment Of catarrh was
in the form of inhalers. washes. douches
sprays, etc. Later on internal remedies
were used with greater success. but
being in liquid or powder form were in
convenient to use and Ike all medicines
In liquid or powdered form. lose their
medicinal properties when opened or eN-
posed 10 the air
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. contain highly
concentrated antiseptics. hydrastin blood
root, and red gum which kill the catarrh
germs in the blood and mucous mem
brane. and in this respect are strictly
scientific and modern. because all author
ities are now agreed that catarrh is
constitutional blood disease. and the local
applications can have only a transitory
effect.
The use Of inhalers. douches and sprays
Is a nuisance and inconvenience and can
IN no wise compare favoTably with the
same antiseptics given in tablet form In
ternaliy. where they can reach the
stomach and blood and kin catarrh germs
right where they are produced.
a prominent lawyer and public speaker
ia
with catarrh OF the head and throat for
twelve years. In this climate it seems
impossible to get nd Of it. The continual
dropping OF muCus from the nose into the
throat caused irritation and hoarseness.
seriously interfering with my public
speaking. 1t took me an hour or more
OF coughing. gagging. expeCtorating. and
eneezing every morning before 1 could
settle down &c work and this condition
gradually brought on catarrh Of stomach
causing loss OF appetite. poor digestion
and foul breath. which annoyed me
exceedingly. Ny physician advised me 10
Try Stuart's Catarrh Tablets and ] took
them for two months and was astoniShed
10 ind how quickly they cleared ny
head. throat and stomach and have nc
hesitation IN recommending them They
are not only pleasant 10 take, bat they
Eeem TO get az the very root Of the
trouble. because since using them / have
had no trace o. catarrh
Druggists sell Stuarts Catarrh Tablets
aat so cents for full sized package.
ssThey can be carried in the pocket ar
Seed any time aud as often as desired
e tee they contain no cocaine. mercury or
2eIy other Injurious drug
Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-23
)eWlu's Lille EAREY RESERS
re famous little pills for constipation
GUS SAUR=G. VAN WERDEN

was only, thanks TO the frugality and
virtue Of her own people, that she re-
manned amongst the first class nations
He emphasized the assertion that the
most powerful weapon in conquering
/ foreign markets is a home market Inva-
sions Of Europe, especially OF Great Bri-
tain, by American manufacturers, are
not to be apprehended to any consider
cause the home market in America took
ninety-siX per cent OF the manufactured
articles, hence her prosperity.
Foreign commerce is a braggart always
in evidence at home. Commerce is the
true king. The work accomplished in
American commerce by the German ele-
ment can scarcely be believed except by
those who. like myself. know it by ex-
perience. The sobriety and determine ton
Of the Germans forms an example for
England, whose enormous drink bill and
money spent on tobacco they cut in half
while the gambling OF both masters and
men is abolished.
Theg reat secret Of success in business
and in millionaire making Is to make
partners or valuable managers Of de-
partments.
Mr.. Carnegie described as a dark cloud
on England's horizon the fact that in
twenty TO twenty-five years. the supply
Of Cleveland ironstone viii be practically
exhausted. The Cumberland supply is
already nearly exhausted.
This will bring dearer iron. How
ever. Mr.. Carnegie added, even the
United States has only proved supply
of first-class ore sufficient for sixty or
seventy years. With the reserve of in
ferior grades. it might last another thirty
years unless the rate of consumption is
greatly increased. But the United States.
with her enormous extent. had good
hopes of discovering deposits now I'M
known"
II proof of his contention that it was
hopeless TO fight magnitude in CONNER
cialism" Mr.. Carnegie cited the supre-
macy Of Germany in the speed of Atlantic
liners and said they were not paid half
the subsidies received by the British lines
Il is the magnitude Of the $50, oOO. 900 Of
people the German lines serve which is
equivalent to a great home demand. This
justifes their ocean grey-hounds. as the
American home market justifies un-
equalled manufacturing establishments.
Bfr. Carnegie added:
''Since these lines were penned we have
had strong proof Of the law of surplus.
To support smaller market in an IN
equal struggle your government has
found it necessary TO give &. 900 per day
from the national revenue for two At
lantic greyhounds under your flag. The
German gets four Of these without this
aid. because Of a greater home market,
which supports such ships itself.
There is no escape from the influence
OF magnitude which gathers as It rolls
and must conquer"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-23
DICKINSON IN DOUBT
Doesn't Hnow Xet Whether Ne VIII
Become Orient Manager.

Omaha. Neb.. Oct. Edward Dickia-
son. general manager OF The Union Pacific
railroad. returned home today from Kan
sas CITY. he said ;hat lie had under con-
si6erauon the proposition of general man
age- q the Kansas City. Mexico. and
orient railroad rendered him by Presl-
dent Stnlwen but intiuaa1sd that h had
made no definite decision and probably
v,iu not Tor a few DAYS lis action, It i
stated. viii depend largely or confer
ence with high Union Pacific ofici2ls.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-23
q Veal
Storm Ca

Indigestion is often caused by over
'ating. An eminent authority says
ne harm done thus exceeds that from
ne excessive use Of alcohol. Eat al
nc good food you want but don over
lad the stomach. A weak stomach
may refuse TO digest what you eat.
Then you need q good digestant Ike
Lodol, which digests your food with
ut the stomach's aid. This rest and
&c wholesome tonics Kodol contains
iaon restore health. Dieting unneces-
'ary. Kodol quickly relieves the feel
ng Of fulness and bloating from
yhich some people suffer after meals
AbSslutely cures Indigestion.
kOdSE EsaTwre's Tonic.
Prepared only By E. c. DEWITT * 90, Chicago.
-. .fv,-o &c FfaE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-23
Rrlraho Zoe somnIiIand.

Simla. India. Oct 2--The military
authorities now anticipate that a whole
brigade OF troops viii BE required 70 cope
Win the Somalnand difficulty. The regi-
ments are preparing Tor eveatuafi-s-~
Four Maxim guns win accompany shv
troops sailing tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-23
STOLEN.


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ear nsrsL rM - pad 2 n ~ So -
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srezEe- .G.ziss 49, - 80 se.K
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PAT EHTo.
roR TRADE.
Personal
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TOR SALE-A 50-f0ot east front lot, On
wabash 500. and another a. 500
Reese q Co ll-u
FOR SATE-In Oklahoma. ranch. 100
acres ane lard 30 head high grade
stock 1fa acres in wheat. ge pasture
fenced rle4;y grass and water. z o.
Half cash. hail time or trade for hard
ware or furniture stock
Also highly improved farm.
10 acres. rich land 10 acres in
wheat SD IN orchard. ~ in pasture. T.
room house large barn. etc s.. 30
Both near good towns and railroads.
Address the owner. Lock Box 40. Ava
O. r. Irf-9tx
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FOR SAILED acres. 30 acres orchard.
all budded fruit. finest In county. s-room
house al bottom land. 4 NILES from
city: a money maker. Price. 8 ea
FIve-roonl cottage. 80 feet. east front
close in. = ga.
II you want 10 buy a ranch. farm or city
propcrty. IL VIII pay sou 70 see me-.
JOHN FEREITER. l37 \. Main.
IeS-tf
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I
HIT
S,o0e- Also secondhand safe. Inquire
room "a. over IA y. Main lg7-r
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
For SATEFortv~sI lots in Prince ;
addition. all in fruit: 6-room house and
barn, new. FOR $50. John Farmer &
Co. loo y Main lss-th-fr-su-st
FOR SALE
Lots and S. Market street. Parsons
addition. in rear OF 15o. 5. Lawrence,
DEAN GORDON. Receiver;
FOR sALE-Eighty-acre farm. miles
southwest from Goddard; good 7-room
house and other out-buildiags Greatest
snap OF the season, al 81 So J. W.
Clendenin & Co. 1S4-tu-th-sa-St
FOR SALE-By Csrnahan Land company.
llS \. Main street. Wichita. Kan:
Farms. ranches and city property. one
ranch IN Butler county, OF so acres. IL
acre. A bargain. II you want bargain
call and see US Come IN and list yO1r
property. il2-thu-su-9t
FOR SALE-The % feet. northeast corner
Empnria and Pine. and l50 feet on
southeast corner Eleventh and Santa
Fe, $l.sl5- Reese & Co. IL Z. First.
FOR SALE-Buy 4 lot in Wewoka. the
capital OF the Seminole Nation. IL IS
a.-fan 81 Itch. a rr~ffk 81
ness. located on the ChOctaw railroad.
Funds OF the tribe 20 the amoupt OF
No5,eJo are distributed annually at this
point II IS one OF the best cotton mar
kets in the Indian territory. s2.oOO.oc0 OF
trust funds viii be distributed there as
soon IS tribal relations are dissolved
Why not share in the business this
money VIII create Cali and see Wheeler
Newman. local agents, at lie y. Mar
ket street. 135-6t
FOR sALE-Fffty feet. vacant. on Ire
mont. just south OF Gilbert great
snap al s2So. J. W Clendenin Co.
lSz-tu-thu-Sa-3t
FOR SALE-Bots and lumber. on time
Mako rent pay for home. Withdraw
OfTere shortly. Cleaveland, 10 y. Main
l3@-5tN
FOR SALE-Northsast corner Twelfth
and EmpCria rs feet by 40 deep, 81 coo
Reese & Co. 1l2 Z. First street.
FOR sALE-Fffty feet. vacant on New
York avenue. between Douglas and
First street. \ snap at ;451. J. w Glen
denim Co. 134-tu-th-sa-7t
FOR SALE-Twelve lots. in Buckeye ad-
dition. 30 per lot.
Two lots on Pattie avenue. just south
OF kellogg street 500 per lot
Four lots IN Maple Grove addition. 80
per lot.
Three lots OF South Washington. north
or Kellogg. FOR $3.50.
Five lots corner OF Emporia and
Twelfth streets. 81 600.
Eight lots on College Ill., $50.
Two lots on South Main street. in sth
block $500.
Two lots corner Of Ninth and Lawrence.
81 COO.
Two lots on North Market. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth street; $50
-Four lots or Hydraulic IN second
block south of Douglas &61.
50 feet corner OF Thirteenth and To
peka 81 81.
-Four lots or Fairview avenue between
Fourteenth aad Fifteenth street. ti20o.
L. you want 20 buy "a home. see the o.
K. Spencer Realty Co. We have che
largest list OF improved property Ia the
city.
Insurance written in frst-class compa-
MES. C. X. SPENCER REALTY CO.
ll5-tf 90 East Douglas.
FOR sALE-ls0 acres. 50 acres orchard. /
all bndded fruit. nnest IN county. s-room 4
house al bottom land 4 NILES from I
city. a money maker. Price 8 Qoa
FIve-room cottage. 50 feet. east front 4
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f0R SALE-A room has. Es-n y
fe-t z E-ulrl rec el-e gas iaNrl.
rlerty = uzrls SHADE fraif Great
sztEs s1c -4r1trg elt1 EafeT Ecd
ti-iifi rSs IL. prorsTtv - e1@fy 20
Gated O. PARK Lzce arf-lse ttr-s
blocks - srEeci All s14r 1.arsa -
church. AID ~ "a r-s rs.Eecc-,-1rst
Per pre- AID ESrftc1zra cal e.
Van ArzcEle A Os5-or1e. Hz1zs 1l1iE-
1zx ss1rfA ez1z f1zs<
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WANTED-A boy about Il or Is years of
age 70 do light work. Cali at III y.
Market 1g5-f
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NOTICE. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

t~-T'-l- 49, -
NOTICE TO RIAL ESTATE AGENTS
Aiy lots ~ the northeasi corner I'm
poria nd Twelfth are n the market
Gee H. kassier 1851
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ROOMS FOR RgNT-untur,lsnso.

N-S~-~-1~~|--~~~-~-~~>---
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms. for
light housekeeping. also barn. 635 y
Market. I34-4tx
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BOYS WANTED.

WANTED-Be boy. Carey Hotel
136-It
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08


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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
Merit Pelea Dust in Europe.

Geneva Aae >.-A curious phenom-
aHan. which has been noticed in many
s.zHes. Is attracting general attention
in swi.zs rian3. \ lumionous haze
s., attended the sunset lately, ana
.eienlists attribute this TO the presence
aae las e ashes in the upper eur
aafs ef air. and are Of the opinion
TINT this dust has beon carried across
TIE Alanfi ssam Mon Pelee by air
enile eniS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08

Raa tszsst-5 s9 Fe Pre-
Eetec4ee fur r1as -
- G. LIT r
Cte


=-aa u Roscoe As4slia4gf
W5ile maa M59 uas 6a.d s..a in police
court this mefnins tar as4.s las .s5s
tol.
Thaasaas Lis p aiias actions aba.-
TIC. e.I5-sl Liz Z. a.aa aa.lei rla4
ies=4.aaee of e4.ea F9aaa 4ss.s=lz
lin u e. Hotel Tla545s 5a5 efae a
iaEs ts.!ai .szaas5 s54a iaa4. Dr.
aeing searched iiste! vas found on
his persea. MaittiaeHi.i has i.ee.a in
he city several days. lie e3ainls 10
be Pla'seTton detective and said he
WAS her tol the rarp.4.4 of aslesti1le
a ne2io. lie possesses so e4eIeafiais
@ad his claims az le424d sliss.i1r
a. el1 l.q.5se headquarters.
TIE =eH@steioas Of tlra polio appear
vel aakea. Mhiataahill i man 4
q ~ aliss Fesisfefe3 Il -be Eolel
j1gi.san md Hasse sin4 letters a9i-
i@2flE 2..zifaa = aiia Aat addressed
ss.zsz.-s q ..,s.se}5.. ea,e Of fine
~ sereHE aich ~ ~ae cleyfn-.
-! I4f Wh5sH Pc refuses 10 explain.
alao lendz eolor te The slsoi saas af
the aoHee. N'h.rioaaill viii IL hela
- - a vii p Ii Is 1s7f
afe u. u out him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
KEEPS PGlENG Up.
ice Tnon1as. Ccfored aiou H5s Va
rfcus CH5~- IS n t.nzs.er

Joe Tll3ssdez afr.sted alt
aaasa2 ellaeees s.s.l..-s. .sti h az. gam
ins. s.>il5i4ilisag s.ass.4 =is#.Ia.s. grant
la1t essg. aarfVia- pistol and assault
a.2a 5arrery as~s..t ont stop
further aas.ats.s BE Fsslstenfars
Tlls1sdax IT. Was #.ss.n3 oyer 10
anair tls sefiau .. f.. s.raud iiiry I'm
aie. lgeaf nf .st This makes tn
third CHA aas.inst Tllornas whteI.
has lg4en elissp@-s -. He entered =
plea of enilly tn a aarge of gaming
IN ESQ. Niveu.s eofTt and was ffnea
Sl@ anil aspsfs TIE gfaud larceny
charge Was preferred asainst him on
account of line alleged taeft Of a malc
committed in 1872 Prosecution III
this was barred ~ m. stat.i-s of i'm
iiation.
Imme .liate5S after the hearing Of
Thomas case Thursday Ella pavtz.
eolove1, one OF rhe Witnesses for the
ate Was afre~rsf under warrant
for iser5nry- VII. state witness
aes' testimony ~ss faVorabIe through.
out TO 7h" defendant She swcEe thaf
sle Was sanding Within few feet 81
'l.e defendant when he committed tn
a szssaal'- charged. wlil, several sit
aesses testified under oath that Sue
Mas hre@ hu1sarsi Is away. She=
) Ia - nneier aena of s3e5 % await
t.aii Saturday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
Il la FIELD
RECEIVES Tar RFaiATNs GF TIE
TWIN BABIES.
I'D Citizens aeae.e tie Renaifs 70
BE the Twin Children Of Peter
E.nneftY.

The remains Of the twin babies
found Thursday morning ia . grave
n the site 6 the new Southern Gro
ae1y eompaHE warehouse, will be II
tered in a lonely spot in the potter's
field this afternoon.
i i Believed tie . clue has beer
tt.sained 70 tie identity Of the Dc.
ceased children, which leads ali Of
lie older citizens Of Pine Bluef who
Haya interested themselves in The
strange find TO believe that they We're
she tWin children OF Peter Finnerty.
AN early settler here.
The o'der residents o. Pine Bluff re-
mombar am and recall tfat he had
win babies v'ho died here. During
the earlier paIt of his career In Pine
i5iuff he amassc@ consideYahla wealth.
nd Was We'll able TO buy such cXpen-
siyo cofin3 as those in which tho le-
.aai.f ef the dead babies raw rapose
/, is also recalled that later he MT
with adyoasity and let Pine Bluff TO
eeturn again a poor man. unable TO
emove his dead from the abandoned
cemetery. whore the remains were
fornd. = RgH'wood cem'ery - was
slene IN many Instances
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
Hanged tce H,g.1..a, Robbery

Filmiae.an7, Via. Aug. 8.-Will
horsey, co'aiel. #as hanse1 here TO-
lay for highway robbery His case
Mas the first in the history of the stale
that the death penaIy was imposed for
this offense, though it has been a cap
ital crime for many years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-08
TURNER 4 l.FoR1
t,ss tie New Ice Ft1nt Cong at
-tferford. Okla.

The Keq he.fo.l. ol.la.. 1eeghlie'n
says: THIS morning. tie ffs1 ~ I
manafaetHsed Is machinery u Us
eiss Has termed eat - 90 e lie
fines aiaa5s in ~eafiiRe-te 7 ok'a-
aa. o course - laa.Ae9 aataia
tried II sane eyeeat ID naat
wees 20 -aifslffz the flowing waters
iato chrssfal t6a. out he Efforts in this
.elimate, in spite Of hef lore eNpesi.
Benle. arc = complete failure compared
|kih Tho crystal blocks made through
Ahe ingenuity ii man Tie plant has
II capacity u twenty-five tons a day
And viii supply the demands Of this
div and good many q The towns