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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
AmUSEmENTS !

Murray and Mack who come to the
Elks new theater next Wednesday
night with their latest musical offering.
"A Night on Broadway" are winning
new laurels every week Undoubtedly
they are Americas best stage Irish
men, and their popularity is founded
on merit and originality They have
In "A Night on Broadway good COM
edy, which, while unfolding a hilarious
story affords ample opportunities for
the introduction of specialties. It is
from the pen OF Skinner and Campbell.
The company, numbering fifty people,
is strong musically, and we'll sup
ports the able efforts of the dual stars.
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Aliens New Orleans Minstrels had a
full house, OF full teEt. a, leir opor-
lpg peiIu nance last evening, and eve
rybody in attendance was pleased WITH
the entertainment afforded 1t was
Ian, from anything Objectionable,
W4.att er, and newer by far than many
minstrel companies SCel in the
c. era house. The music was good
1heIe ale some excellent voices in
the company, and the dancing was
strictly up-to-date. The cake walking
is strong feature and brought forth
e">at applause. The two bands made
gGo.. showing on the streets today.
The performance will be repeated
again this evening in the big tent on
and the tent will no doubt be crowded. |
It is particularly worthy of mention !
that greater courtesy is accorded pa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
Nav Lose Principal and Interest.

Piggott, Ark, Nov. "A question
of much interest will come up for set
tlement in chancery court here this
week. Two years ago st. Louis firm
at the head of which is G. Richter
came to this city and county for the
purpose of lending money oD real es
tate. There We're thousands ot
dollars loaned. According 4
the terms the money cannot be palo
back under ten years. and the way
tne notes are written little higher
rate of OF interest is charged taan TIE
legal rate, 10 per cent. 50 il is alieG
ed According TO the laws OF Ar
kansas a man OF firm charging more
tan the legal rate fCrteitS botl in
terest and principal. The decision
in this case will be precedent. Eacf
side is fighting hard The money lend
ers have employed Judge Rose O
Little Rock president of the Nationa
Bar association. to defend them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
RAILWAY TIES OF LEATHER
Massachusetts Company Solves I'M
portant Problem

massachusetts, Company Solves lnn
portant Problem.
Springfield, Mass, November A.
The local capitalists who are behind
the F. w. Dunnell Composite Leath-
er company, which mas just been in
cOrporated for the manufacture OF
leather railroad ties and paving
blocks, are receiving many requests
for information from railroad officials
whose interest has been awakened
by the announcement OF the com
pany's plans.
II the invention is what is claim
ed for it by the company it promises
to solve the problem Of the future
supply OF ties, which for years has
been worrying the railroads.
1t is claimed that the leather ties
Will hold a spike better than any 9th
er tie, that it is ilnperviOus TO the
weall4er. IS free from knots, checks
ana decayed spots, that all ties are
Uniform in size and quality, that neitl
er rail nor fish plate Will cut into it,
and that it is as near noiseless as
tie can be, and that it will outwear
six or eight wood ties.
It's elasticity, it is further claimed,
makes il tar superior to any metal tie
that can DE made
|, is said that railroads Will save
from $4,000 TO $1,000 mile after the
ties are once laid in we'll made roa(
bed. 1t is also claimed tnat the tie
can be adjusted as easily as wood
tie, and that it will make firm road
bed around a curve.
The tie is made of waste leather
combined with chemicals, and both
can be obtained in almost unlimited
quantities. The process of manufac.
ture is simple one and six ties will
be made at each lrop of the press,
which will be under hydraulic pres
sure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

, irons by the ushers and attendants
than is usually witnessed in ten
shows.-Ft. Worth (Tex.) Mail Teie
gram, Tuesday, Sept 2S.
Appear in Pine Bluff next Thursday
November 6.
The Tyranny of Tears is the play
which Haddon Chambers originally
wrote for Sir Charles Wyndham, the
eminent actor-manager of London
England. The sprightly vein of com
edy and satire, as well as the oddity
OF its theme and title attracted large
crowds to Wyndham' London theate1
for an entire season. Royalty went
TO see it and put the stamp Of their ap-
Troval upon it. Jules Murry secured
the rights to present this play and a
spec ally selected company will sup
pot Paul Gilmore, who is well remem.
bered for his dashing, vigorous por-
t:aval of heroes in the romanic dra-
ma, when he appears here in this de-
lightful comedy at the new Elks thea
Ter next Saturday night.
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'Cllquot," man or machine. wa'Is
an talks; "Cliquot' ar5o plas,: pla le
b.n from these accomplishments no
,e,.tn has yet been able to find ont
whether Or not "Cliquot" was man
9: machine. Throughout the coming
season "Cliquot" will be be one of the
features with Murray and Mack's great
;roducticn, "A Night on Broadway =
ir which this versatile pair of come
uians will make a tour of the princi-
pa! litjes of the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
What Woman Thinks
Of the Club Women

to conduct their meetings by those
same rules Not they. The average
woman's club is run on a free for-all
plan and when matters get too much
mixed up they call in man to
straighten them out.
A woman | know joined a club not
attended there was a general up
heaval. She is a peace at-any-prjce
sort, but rather enjoys seeing other
people make fools of themselves. Aft
bers We're asking the new member
got their hats on straight once more
someone asked the new member how
she felt. u feel as if | had got my
moneys worth" she replied with
twinkle in her eye.
do not think woman is fashion
ed for club life, especially club life
on the present strenuous lines adopt
ed by the majprity of women's clubs.
Individually woman Is charming; col
lectively she Is, as our good clerical
friend remarks, the devil.
The same woman who is absolutely
family and considerate to the feelings
of her friends will come out of club
meeting with a satanic CLEAN in her
eyes. nasty sneer at the corners
of he, mouth and the general appear
aree OF having passed through a cy..
clone OF some other severe trial.
Go to any well-known woman's club
aad this is a sample of what you will
hear:
"You ladies', will please come to
order. At once. Let all chattering
cease "Fur-fur--did you say for
border?" II shall have my sleeves
puffed with crepe lisse.' Listen
, now to the roll call and reading
! 10 YOU care for Maeterlinck, dear?'
~ .,e minutes Freddy Jackson
is leading all Mrs.Gond's germans
! hear will some member move
this 20. Fanny, Will get her dl-
vorce sure, they say. Lucky woman.
/ freed from that granny" Have you
been to see Campbeil's new play?' Il
! be'iVe there is a motion already
DO YOU 90 in for ping pong. Marie:
/ Ladies. ladies'. kindly make ready
to ballot on the next fortnlgnt's tea.
IN heavens name what is She say
inge" We'll. hustle and get me a
vote" My pet vice? Why, Of course,
bridge-whist playing. "Cholly hast
pned to send me a note. That fe-
male is packing this meeting; she
determined to carry her point.
! like dancing better than eating. See
me nut ner Old nose cut of 5oint. II
the clair would give me one minute.
"Oh. mercy, is she going to talk?
Let NE te! you, Miss Sue, you are
not in it Il shan't vote--l shall GO
| for a walk" "Theres that heastly
old trump, Mrs. Dunpearls. Good
gracious how her ears must have burn
ed" "Oh ] think women's clubs are
such fun. girls Motions carried
the E.eeting's adjourned. Edith
! Sessions Tupper IN Chicago Chron
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

The Chicago clergyman who the
other day denounced clubwomen as
devils was possibly rather severe
On the ladies'. He qualified his re-
marks by stating that club life was
all right for those women who did
not neglect their homes for their
clubs. But lie stuck manfully to his
assertion that those who leave their
happy homes to run themselves while
they CAD about to various clubs are
daughters Of the devil.
Do you know think that par
son is not far from right?
| know women who boast of nlegn-
bership in twenty or thirty different
clubs. AS rule their homes are dreary
places, their children are like weeds
and their usbands-alack a day,
Those unfortunate creatures, my heart
bleeds foT them.
Club life is all very we'll for spins
ters, grass widows and childless Wo-
men. But cannot for the life of me
figure out how woman can be good
mother, good wife, a good house.
Keeper and a good clubwoman.
If woman looks well to the ways
of her household; if she spends any
time with her children, teaching them,
romping with them, loving them; II
she makes her self attractive and en-
tertaining to her husband she has
not SO very much time left to run hith-
Or and yon, frequenting clubs.
But" cries some woman who has
grown a bit weary Of the roundabout
home life, "am ] never to get any di-
version, any mental broadening, any
intellectual, progress? Must l never
have anything but round of crying
ba and impudent servants? Is
trat to be my life?"
You should not have married, my
dear When a woman marrles she
must expect crying babies and impu-
dent servants. Those are some OF her
perquisities. And as to the other quer-
les. you may indeed find diversion
plenty of it. such as it is--in wO-
mans club. but ] assure you very lit
tie mental broadening. You can get
that much faster within the walls CT
your own library and within the covers
Ct your own books.
A mans cldu is purely diversion.
Within its precincts he can rest. for
get his business cares eat. drink and
be merry He is never forced to listen
to a yirea!'v debate or have papers on
every conceivable topic crammed
down his throat He is not held up
by essays nor waylaid by re>itations
Happy man.
ae is not called to order to listen
to a squabble over tea or a rum
rns over haZaar. He is not con
demned to see women grow red IN
the face. sneer and tlout each other
and get out their hammers. He goes
to his club for rest.
Women have most remarkable
theories in regard to club manage
ment. After they have made any
cid laws or bylaws that occur to then
they never consider themselves bOun(
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

No matter how long you have had
the cough; if it hasn't developed int
consumption. DR.. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup VIII cure it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
JOE kRU MPNt: r,

Wholesale dealer in scrap iron,
rags, metals, old cotton, bones, hides.
No railroad goods. am pulling drop
ped stock for everybody. Speak louu
for l am hard of hearing. Pays fuA
price. sol East Barraque street, Pine
Bluff, Ark. Old phone 252.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

GRAY KEY, PLANTER AND MER
CHANT: Walkers Liver Tablets is
about the only medicine / can sell.
They are the best sellers ] ever had.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

MAX GOTTLIEB, JEWELER, Pine
Bluff, Ark: Walkers Liver Tablets is
certainly good medicine for malaria
and biliousness. cordially recommend
them to my friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

CAPT NAT DOWNS, Pine Bluff
after using all other liver medicines
ind Walkers Liver Tablets give be-
er satisfaction than any l have ever
lsed before.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

A. L. RIKE, ENGINEER ON THE
COTTON BELT RAILWAY: have
used Walkers Liver Tablets and can
state without hesitation that they are
far superior to anything ] have ever
taken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

Women have most remarkable
theories in regard to club manage
ment. After they have made any
cid laws or bylaws that occur to them
they never consider themselves bound
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-19
DARN YOUR OWN STOCKINGS.
SurreptitiOus Bride Had Fan by Neg.
lecting This Important Duty.

Girls who get married on the quiet and
wish TO keep the fact from their parents
are advised by Mrs. Harding Vreeland
to select some safe hiding Place for their
wedding ring than their own stockings
Mrs. Nreeland until two months ago was
Miss Mamie Worth. Her home was az 3Is
Avenue f.. Bayonne. y. J. She married
Harding Nreeland Of Fast Fourteenth
street. Bayonne, and they decided TO wait
awhile before telling their parents
The bride IL only 10 and the husband
is four years older. After the ceremony
they went TO their respective homes and
said not word 10 anybody about the secret
wedding. The bride kept her wedding
ring in her pocket. but when she retired
she hid il in one Of her stockings Her
mother is blind but her hearing ~ acute.
She heard n rumor that her daughter had
been married. The girl laughingly denied
II. Yesterday the cat was let out of the
bag in hosiery shape, when Mrs. Worth
happened across her daughters stocking,
which needed darning. with the tell tale
wedding ring in il.
Mrs Worth refused to forgive her daugh-
ter. and Nreeland's folks were equally in
dienant, the result being that the Young
couple are al present boarding in this
CITY.
The bride has her wedding ring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-19
STATE RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE.
Opening Session In . Christian Church
With q Rabbi the chief speaker.

Tho New York tate Conference OF Re-
ligion began its third annual session in the
Church of the Holy Communion, Sixth
avenue and Twentieth street, last evening.
The conference. which was organized in
1890. includes representatives Of fourteen
Christian denominations and also some OF
the Jewish faith
The conference is to last until Thursday
evening. two sessions being held each day
in the rnitedl Charities Building with even
ing sessions at different churches. The
session this evening will he held In the Jewish
synagogue. Temple Ahavath Chesed, Lex
ington avenue and Fifty-fourth street
when Norway Williams. X. Fulton Cutting
Prof Iadd Of Yale and DR., Lyman Abbott
will discuss The Present Crisis in Morals
in Business. Politics, the Church and in
the Family"
Al the opening session last evening.
DR.. j. NJ. Wilton explained that one OF the
great aims Of the conference was the res
toration of the fundamental moral law
OF human brotherhood as illustrated in
his undenomnational character. Twenty
minute addresses were made on what was
called The Quadrilateral," which was
explained to mean the four points common
TO the faiths represented. These were
The Fathcrhood Of God which was dis
GUESSED by the Rev. Leighton Williams.
The Ethical Teachings Of Jesus" by the
Rev. James NJ Wilton; Social Righteous
ness. by Rabbi Maurice Harris of Temple
Israel Of Harlem and The Spirit Of God in
Of Yale.
Rabbi Harris discussed present day poll
tics. He said that the morals Of the com
munity were always considerably behind
L.. Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-19
FOUNDRY STRIKERS ENJOINED.
Cincinnati Judge Forbids interference With
NOn.l Mon EMPLOYEES.

CISCISNATI, Nov. Is.-The coremakers'
strike received attention in the Superior
Court to-day. On petit ion Of four foundry
firms Judge Rufus b. Smith granted an
order restraining members Of the union
from interfering with the carrying on Of
their business.
The petitions sllege that various de-
PENDANTS have not only interfered with
foundry work by going on a strike. but
by standing about the plants Of the various
plaintiffs, by threats, violence and intimi-
dation have prevented employees from
working and have persuaded and frightened
others from working. They ask that the
members Of the Coremakers' union be en-
Joined from further interference by these
methods or others.
Judge Smith gave temporary restrain
ing order, which was promptly put into
effect. II forbids the gathering Of the
strikers about the works In such manner
as to interfere with employees,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-19
RECEIVER FOR SAFE Works.
The Damon Company Of Cambridge, Mass.
In Financial Dificulty.

Boston, Nov. ls.-The Damon Safe and
Iron Works Company Of Cambridge was
placed to-day in the hands Of a receiver
bv order of Judge Colt in the United States
Circuit Court. The trouble results mainly
from the suspension Of the Contra Nationa
Bank. to which il was indebted TO the
amount OF $4,000. The receiver appointed
is John r. Prescott of Newton.
The appointment of receiver came as
the result Of an application Of the Chrome
Steel Works of New York. to whom the
safe company is a debtor to the extent Of
s., 1853 The total Indebtedness of the COM
pany is $500 600 and its assets consist prin-
cipally Of the real estate upon which the
factory il situated. machinery and tools
and existing contracts, which will net about
So, 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-19
CONCHINI MURDER CASE.
Brother and wife Of Murdered Man
Arrested In Buraio.

BUFFALO. Nov. is.-The police this after
noon raided the house at 81 Wells street
in search Of three men wanted in New
York for the murder and robbery Of Giu-
seppe Conchini. As the officers broke in a
front door two men escaped through
rear window,
Pazzi Conchni and Mrs Giuseppe, brother
and wife Of the murdered man were arrested
and the detectives also took two n. crosses,
Mabel Williams and Lena Edwards, to the
station. All were charged with bting
fugitives from justice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-19
SOFT COAL SCARCE NOW.
Metropolitan Street Railway Power House
Is burning Welsh Coal.

Within the last two days soft coal has
been scarce here owing "a scarcity Of cars,
Nearly every available car is being used
by the anthracite roads 20 haul hard coal.
On account of the scarcity the furnaces
AZ the Fast Ninet y-third street power
house Of the Metropolitan Street Railway
COMPANY, which have burned soft coal
for several years and are especially equipped
for It wereIburning Welsh household coal
Yesterday The Welsh coal made great
clouds Of smoke which foated in the street
and complaints were made TO the Health
Department about it.
President Iedcrle Of the Health Board
said that "a the difficulty seemed tenn
porarv and he didn't want to stop street
car traffic he would take no action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-19
Married Her Blinded Lover.

SUFFOLK, Va, Nov. is.-The sequel 10 ro-
nance happened at daybreak this morning
In Isle Of Wight county, when Daisy Chap
man. daughter Of Tax Collector Thomas
Chapman, became the bride of William
Taliaferro, son OF Dr.. Talaferro Of King and
Queen county. 1aliaferro in September a
year ago had both eyes put out in a hunting
accident. Though Daisy was besicged
bv suitors her blind lover recently renewed
his attentions and was accepted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-19

rksHISGroN FORECAST poR TO DAT AND TO MORROW
For Nsu JERSEY ana eastern N,r Yo,k eloudu
10 dlv and to-'rorror preceded BY ioh ,afn on the
eodS 10 day; fresh northeast uirds becoming rd,db'.
For western Pennsylvania and western New York
fair 10 day and 20 morrow. fresh west to south
west winds
For New England, cloudy TO day md TO morrow.
with rain to day In north portion fresh northeast
winds becoming variable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-19
women 10 Save Church washlnkt on Duiit.

The Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton have undertaken the task Of saving
old Pohick Church, which George WASH
ington planned and helped to build and in
which he worshipped, in Truro parish,
Fairfax county, Va. Members OF that
society In this city have received an appeal
to do this.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-19
Marine Home With Panama Fever.

Percival Tatourette an American marine
who was one Of the guard on duty at the
Isthmus during the recent troubles there.
arrived from Colon yesterday, i'll of fever,
aboard tho Panama Railroads. steamship
City Of Washington. He is the first man
Of the American forces to get sick He
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-19
Coal Supply Improving. Operators Say.

The coal operators said yesterday that
the coal situation here IL clearing. The
present difficulty about supplying anthra-
cite to consumers. one Of the operato rs
said, Ia that for every ton brought hero
there are ten would-be purchasers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-19
Ellis Island Leaks S,owaways.

Five Italian stowaways who arrived
here on the steamship Trojan Prince last
week escaped from Ellis Island on Mon
day night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-19
MORE LAWYERS AT MITCHELL.
QUESTIONED on MANY SIDES or
THE COAL STRIKE.

Mr.. MacveaEh Yields to other Counsel OF
the Mine Operators In CrOss.ENan,.
lining the Leader of the Miners
The Eject Of Violence on the Strik.
ers and the Right OF Non.l Mon Men
TO Earn Living Brought Up Mitchell
Asked About the EiEht.IIOur Day and
the Wages Paid to Miners In the Bitumi.
nous AS We'll as the Anthracite Field.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-25
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed Of night and broker
Of your rest by . sick child suffering and
crying With pain Of cutting teethf II &C
send Of once and get bottle OF Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. II cures dysentery, diarhoes, regu
lstes the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, sof,ens the gums, reduces inAsms
ton. and gives tone and energy TO the
whole system. Mrs. Winslov's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething 10 plesssn,
o the taste and 10 the prescription OF one
Of the oldest and best female physicisu
and nurses 10 the United States and 10 for
sale by all druggists through out the world
price Is cts bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-25

Wbsn u sss ioabd 90 Ausna 10 last
iha the treasury reosipts from JAY J..
The b.sIbrips Ct the dsesl year, had fallen
go TO 900 bslos expenditures for The
zane tine, there vss sn apprehension tibet
the tsno,.i Of tue ser isIes would cot
mote deeply than w0 suiicir .tsd snd that
The ,utJius 90 Jane 80 ntit might be nssr
the vsrisbios point Bat ,hs prospect has
decidedly Improved within the past thirty
day, Ga September 8 tho d,hci, since
July | dropped 10 81, $40. 203 and existing
conditions poiei TO smother considerable
Surplus f1r tbs pteseoi fiscal yesr. Which
has tlill over pine onths 10 tnn. co..
toms receipts ste much larger ihsp they
we're yesr ago They shos ssin OF I'll,
o00, 600 TO September 9. or sbout the
amount OF deeline 10 iuterosl revenue re
e.ip,s by the repesl o. the sH Zee, II
GOVERNED expenditures /, jay snd Ans
us, bad not been heavier th.u 10 1901
there would bsve been . l8rge sotplus Tor
the tso months. 10 spit OF the reduction
10 internal revetn, Though the taxes 90
isrmspted liq1ou snd manufactured spir
Its have been cot doxo. they are yielding,
through increased proiuc 10, more then
before.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-25

What can ~e 81 nsVi We have la&rpet
mnfk, We ean mI'ifa,. snd u,oiity Al
diseases AMI many Ne can sute 4 sirt
body i. worth more Irp4~sttvsly than Il
asoA 10 H. onoe. uhsn = bueket brigade
vas the hs.hes, form q fre Organization,
the naurs usaslly had their ovn way.
Nowadays ~ least In large elties q d'sAs.
trous Gre Is rare, Groat me,haA. iiresress
marks the AZ, New and then discovery
likr ihas-of the prs medicine known As Cal.
curs-solyent shines IN The .kt like nfviy.
created star Diseases ~ the bin0si, liver.
Kidneys. yield 10 1t. and currs 81 nervous
affections arc made that Astonish The doc
tors a. greatly NJ they delight their patients
II proves that one more wonderful socrcs
has been surrendered by nature for tho
good ot man. The elements 81 CAlcura-
Solvent have no, yet been made public, bat
il Is certain that The day when tho dis.
Govern, nr David keunody, Of Kennedy
Row, Kingston, n " came upon them
was fortunate one ior him aud tor the
world.