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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Feb s-Ea-ccrE Gee. - rli'n.s. ~ ciarks
isaS ~, !. ca a A'ss'' D sA.- q. -. .
a-xanr,ss Tnnrnpsor- poet ara r9yeilss-
Al cr1xforcsxllie. Ira. =. -Ez-s<rasor
..Es-t' 5 senator sisPA-a ~ Waite. In
los AEE@lfS. Cal. a. .
S-Er-T' senator wm- II Ev1rts. u
Mar. .s-Befi Harr.soa C>rc U. s prss).
n irclAr polls. a.
iS-corg- Marriott Bros.,ss. AZ Lancaster.
.s-chsrio,,s NJ yors<. c~ssbratsc author.
.,-M.ss Jos s'E'rs L Barry. novelist. 81
APR lie. y carror. leader % Nor
mons. a. Monterey. Il. ~ 49,, :.
3,-Ex-Gcs. chas- &. stocki~y uoeil- ~
May i.sccrg- RosssaI 4 crunp. IN West
Gay City. Nlch.s -
i7-Ec~ = q ~ Ambassador q q rrrarS
SIcsr S'eSe--io' - "1@I@
.s~Ex-coIg. G A BOussHs CMs-l At
$50. ISl.r Il. Tanner. ~ Springfield
Jun -Jss 4. Here. actor ard playwright
ADr' ". ii. Ds.y. chief surgeon Of voigr-
tetrs IL Spanish MAR. Who started M
ba.meG beef inquiry. suseAcec a. Fi'ss-
ii-oSv. WE !. SANFORD a; Tuscaloosa
Ala. a
1S-Ex-G0v. zRxer P.rg-<e tNfcn-l. ~
4 London. Erg-. ~
ys-Ac~lhtrr = Say. former consul 20 Pre-
rorla al New HLye-- Corn
Jul III. :. Senator Jas Ii Kyle. * Aper-
deem : D. -
s-Prot. john Flsks. historian az =
Gloucester. Mas . :.
S-rcrrressrrzz Dr.. J. VIZ stokes ~
,.o iSx i. D. Hubbard. at Tyler Tex
Aug S-Mr- A. Sew1I tx-Eos- ~ y
t.AsD and OF WssEllgt0E Ter t-eA1 ~
Allentown. ~ J.. - -
=-Ex-Goy Chzs- A BGs.ei- NJ L@cor-a- =
SEP. is-Rs- Rev. H ? whlppie. o. Ep!sco-
ral church. at FzrlS2Ult- Nina >
Oct 1e-Lorenx0 Stow. srh pres ard hea
Of Mormon church al Salt Lake t.rr. -
5S-Ex-Gcy. IOhE : Fsl-shlry. II LA-ns
.sIRszr Admiral r n Bsrce trstsred1. q
Hartford. Com. .
es-Josiah Turner. al Hiilsh0ro- y c
elected 10 congress after e-N-l - ar -Ic rs'
fused sea- -
~EEx-Gos II B Harrison. AZ New
Haven Conn. 81
Nov Kate Greerzway. arrist. r Lorcon
"A J s.re<ter labor candidate Tor pres
sr lssS II New Mirlsor. III
y-Ex-G0y. u IL Waite AZ Asper- Col;
Is Hon E,cm Stucsb1ker. AZ sout
/: Dee. isEx-Gov DAVID p Thompson Orc
ID. n Portland Ore
=. ls-Johr swiLrOr- labor leader arc ~riss
on economic subjects. il New fc-ks q
=. ls-Gov- WE Grsgory. al Wtcksorc X
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

,sul invested with red berretia al b@iu-
I'll MI ID. degree given Mckinley oy I'M
vt Fnrma II opening Of Buffalo exposition
~ r--rrkea by Vice Pres. Rocsevelts spsesss
ara message from Pres. Nc liz, -
ssr Andrew Carnegie gives
az 90 80 to Scotch universities.
,0At pes Moines. la. Stn pis1niA. -
OK Lush - Esme IN New York formally
"Slafra.ed Gen. John Is. Gorcon reetets-
- rommander OF Confederate Vet assn
at MeRlsp pa Carrie c. Gait elected pres
Va, Woman's Suffrage assn. a, sr.
anolis Congregational counsn ,rou.
Psme ~ Prof Heron stricken iroin
,a1JubIiee OF Y. NJ c. A. ceiepfa'ea
BossoIn:: nr,stian Endeavorers in 10th In
.n.l Nat. Socialist convention AZ In
cianap Mckinley invites nations OF world
r,r,frlpate in ST. Louis eNpos.toh in
20 o,.p Nal. Negro Business league IN Ino
annual sonyen,i,Sn y sb.ritf Nor,h ,hwarts
-..as,rn, OF mob TO lynch negro. kiiihss
,nsn ard wounding others.
rs-Grand encampm.n =. % ti ne rrsx1 elect.
~ -rard commander. and san rrancisco
60 Tor 1904 meeting. A. T. Pears
1 siected pres. United Typothe'-s ~ Dui'
iale- rirs, stake in construction OF Louis
Siana Purchase exposition driven ~ o.
10, LouiA r. encampment at cleveland; Q.
-, 4-Farmers Nat congress ~ sivvS
Falls. s. ID. elects Geo. L. Fiahoefs ~
r ri p'sF smith elected pres. Mormon
ch1rcn- roosevelt and other prominent
~ All PARTS Of world received LII ".
l nar.s AZ Yale bictntennisi
s-onvicts at Fl. Leavcrwortnt hanJ
NsoNsasral prison mutlny. % esca pc
Mrs. L. NJ. ~ Stevens retise'eo pres
ny Nat. Live Stock assn in sth conven-
uS rrsrsw carnegie gives SO. 90 TO UNI
s.n-sisx extension In America.
| r-<icholas NJ. Butler sCecteo 70 su'ssss
seth Low IS pres. Columbia universrry *
| ned Crose society convention a. WASH
irvto, reelected Clara Burton pres
fap q. Gilman reelected pres Nat Sivu
Service Reform league.
| tx-Marcori sends message py wlrcsess
teierraphy across Atlantic
r<avv dent announces acceptance 2,
haffie~hfp Wisconsin. Worlds Union o.
/ rhrfstiar Erdeavorers Incorporates rn
der Mass. laws. with Rev \. 4. Clarke
vDcrouhd broken fss worlds fair at 81
ssDAani.ral sehlsy receives u1A srss'
! monev.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

der Colon to Capt. Perry. OF I. ; BATS.
ship Iowa. who holds CITY nntl4 A1f-NA.oa
government force.
Dec. l-Pu chun. CHINESE heir appArtLi.
deposed on ground that his iaiher, ffiee
Ttiar. was author OF Boxer trouble
al-At Zacatecas, MEX, appalling loss o.
NE affen6s burning Of municipal market
23-kifchener reports severe nehiirg ~ ~.
merous points In 8. Africa, loss about
equally divided between soers aLc Df-1-
ish.
eEU. s. decides 10 cut tts claim sgairsi
China Of g5.cpco 10 s. .cc".-tA which rtp-
resents actual damage arc cost o. M
itary operations. Peace pr0tocQ4 be-
tween Argentina ard Chill signed. boin
continue preparations for war
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

n-Pres. Rooeevelt announces 49, S@
service rules will govern appoinss~~o
tnsuiar possessions uav
lS-Nsw canal treat signed ~ UegS ~
rai. s's,rsms court decides Philippines
ard Porto Rico became comesuS s
tories OF IT, q upon ratification OF sPsn
ish peace treaty ID. h. Henotrson 1:k
reelected speaker upon eonvsninS o. 80
congress. ~-.~>
s-Nicaragua signs treaty giving Y. 8 per-
petual lease 70 land needed for canal.
r u Ferguson becomes gov OklanoHs-
f-Pan-American congress meeting
Mexico breaks up. splitting on question %
compulsory arbitration.
f0te canal treaty. Mayor Setn Low %
~ Y. lra1gCr2ted. -
l--Postmaster General Smith resigns:
Henry {. Payne (Wis) appointed - W
carcy.
g-Sec'y Of Treasury Gage nofines pres
Of decision 10 retire from cabinet
Gov. l. NJ. Shaw Ga) accepts caoinet
portfolio OF secretary OF treasury
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10
METEOROLOGICAL.

Ja- s-Earthcuske a. Mound lily arc
Trssxr~r0r kar SIX a. Of snow In
mats 90 California. -,
Fsh s--4vtre srowstorrs thrcrgn0l, ~.
Ia %#n. kME- ard Mo-. arc parts o.
mis- Mich ard I'D !.
,r~- N-WsgI'< P0Lr1. Tex. torr2-o.
Es.ies .Torr sd tE Ark1rSns LIS " .rc
rrs;rnxx much property Red BUD. llAs
tornado
s- rss~rrsrrkar-r Ais. cyclone ~ persons
ks.sfr. ard xo.t-q''l - rrnperty Destroy = q
Tomato wrecks htlAle.r~s ~ Must
-.eh ~ - r-yc.n-e az Pavilion Ni-k-
ns-AEar-xv!..e Mich. cyrAcle destroys
husl-g-<s
a-r. I4-Biscayre. Fla. wrecktc ~ tcr-
L. Errr.w y. Oak 5ir- OF srow
S-asrrsc-e in T. Ckisheras - persons
kii,sc ard village q Ecty srtlrsly os-
ssroysA-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

argum ent tn at
cor stttu tion fol-
lows flag In Porto
Rico case filed in
u. :. su pre- m .
court.
w. W. era n z
tMass1. G. p. Jor-
car IN. H), j. r.
Hill tMe) and q.
II Dietrich (Neb)
all republic a n
governors = inaug-
urated.
Gov. Robt- NJ La
Toilette tWls.) In
augurated.
Jas. y, Or
man (C0l). NJ b.
Mcsweeney q, u.
W. ;. Jennings
(Fta.) and Herreio
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

II OF "A v z DuidlO
speech In favor OF
trade expansion
and the isthmian
canal.
shot twice
by Leon Czqlgosx
In Temple Of Mu-
sic at Buffalo ex-
position. wounds
examined and one
bullet taken out /:
patient Is removed
10 residence OF MIR.
Mllburn, pres. OF
exposition.
lO-Pres. Mckinley
thought 10 be out
OF danger and Tor
first time takes
food through the
mouth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Oct t-Uprisinx against Pres csssro's gov
eminent reported al several points In
VsLexuela.
o-Gen. SIR Redvers Butler deprived Of
command OF First army corps and re-
ducec 10 half pay.
Nov. i-Boers defeat British In battle near
Bethel
J-French squadron seizes 3 Turkish ports
OF M!iylene 10 enforce claims Worst
fog In years crippits business In London.
ell Hung Chang dies IL Picking. agsc -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

AAkAs - ~ - = =
=. w. ..Su Hal.
murderer OF Won
Ketteler. German
minister 10 China.
eheaded at Pc
king. .-Boer inva-
sion Of Cape Coll
ony corsid ere
grave.
Roberts ar
rlves in England
from South Africa.
and is made an
earl by Queen VIC
torla.
1 Sir Alfred Miner
appointed gov. OF
Transv "a ] and
Orange River col
orv.
French kill loo
Boxers In battle
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

jar. South Brooklyn. N. T.. Scc.cV nrs
Eirrg river front. ,...
Q Montreal. Que. s. 100000 fire In business
section. s a.
DDS Molnes. Ia. seoo,ooo f,re started IN
.Franfl Bros store.
uNcw York. Wicke cigar box factory anu
Other buildings. 81. 800. 900.
Feb f-Ncar III Cerro. Cuba. lumber yaro
p,tshurg Pa, cork factory and machine
shop, Ss"l,o00.
n.Rochester. Pa, Am. Glass Co.'S plant;
y $40 so
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

ss.-t 4 r 4 " 4 Nttf
captured by Co
lom blan sur
gents.
GTurkey yields 10
French demands
duke OF Corr
W all anc York
IN a 4 G prince OF
Wales ard earl CT
Chester.
is-Cen. Santos J.
Zelaya reelected
pres. Nicaragua.
l.-StOrms On British
coast result IL IN
drowned.
al-Coiombia appeals
to ~. :. 10 prevent
interruption o.
trafEc across istn-
mus OF Panama
Ct. $. marinee
take pOssession o.
Isthulan railroad
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Atas haiA-s q t@4A8
considerable e 4
element.
Feb. SEoon men
at Winfield. Kan.
retaliate on joint
$ m a : h ers b -
wreckirg church
property.
Mar. l5-Rear Ad-
mlral Sampson re-
ceives Ss-SS prize
money for destruc-
ton OF Cervera's
feet.
Apr. 30-Biil In Col.
restoring capital
punish ent be-
comes law.
May i-Pan-Am. ex-
position at Bunaie
opens.
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fc5<n ~ Sckley
IS ec y l. or z
grants ADMIRAL
SrE.tys request
for court o. IL
CGi-y.
Admiral wey
ard Rear AcT--zAs
ktr herLey and
Bfrhan trftlr1C
named Is members
81 court
- ADMIRAL ki-b<r-
ley ASks TO De re-
fiavtL from serv-
Erg hec1Usp ~ III
k~atth. AcmIral
Ff1v.xCr r1rsc II
MS ste "a
Sep. -<chiey court
ems Acnlr1
~ = = @NlefINri
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10
NEUROLOGY.

lar. i--Ignatius Dorrtlly. author sre y
rnrr. In Minneapolis ~
sEr-t,oy. q. n. Brostfr On @. al Goacs-
spP. II. Armour millionaire packer AZ, !
s~natrr Jas. w. Bradbury. IL AuG1SiA'
,s"Ex-T;ov. Jas Mount. Il inciarngois
if-Ex-U. & senr-sr IL IL Reeves sM-sf-,'
In New Orleans
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10
.ssAssrNArIoN OF MCKINLEY.

pres Mckinley and party welcomed
pep pan-American exposition In Bunaio.
~ ~" n-pres. made his
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Ian. f-Bent Odsn. Jr.. inauguratec gov
y " Gov Bliss (Mich-l inAuguratec-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Ian. si-Mrs. Carrie Nation and ? other w.
L. T. L.. women wreck saloons at Wich.
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FOREIGN.

Jan. Earl Of IIope'cun. ist gov. gen. Of
Australian feeeyatlor. takes oath Of Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Iul la-SFc-y Long bars Maciay's naval
history from Annapolis academy On &C
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-09-04
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-New 5-room house, corner lot
bathroom, sanitary, garden, well shaded yards,
Adams ST.. one block from Decatur st. School;
small cash payment. balance 2 and q years;
best neighborhood in city: big bargain. Apply
quick TO r. ]. SCOTS Sons
FOR SALE-A special bargain on Madison
Ave; elegant 7-room cottage must be sold
quick; terms can be arranged. III. IL. Sweat
10 s. Perry ST. st
FOR SALE-Sccond-h hand iron safe, Farrell 3
make. good order, bargain. Apply at AID
vertiser office. tt
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MANIFESTATION.
LOST, sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

WANTED D7ition as bookkeeper best ref
erences. Address c., care Advertiser.
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This was all. he said. he cared to say
Mr.. Miller of Wilcox. was quickly on
his feet.
Mr.. Chairman" he cried II move as
an amendment to the report that the
vote of Conecuh County be investigated
l do SO because I am informed that the
chairman of the Conecuh County Com
mittee has written a letter here concern
ing the vote of that county and l want
that letter read
The gentleman will put his motion in
writing said Chairman Lowe quietly.
"Ill do SO II you'll give me pen. ink
and paper" replied Mr.. Miller hotiy.
1T is not the duty Of the chairman to
furnish members with pens and inks, I"
said Mr.. Lowe. sardonically.
''It is not the duty of the chairman.
replied Mr.. Miller warmly. ito require
members to put motions in writing"
THE chairman so requires" replied
Mr.. Lowe, with smile.
Miller Wanted Investigation.
Then Mr.. Miller prepared his resolu-
ton, while the Committee waited.
The Miller resolution or amendment was
as follows:
Resolved, That in view of the fact
that the sub-committee has a letter from
the chairman of the Committee of
Conecuh County stating that Mr.. Hefiin
received 1892 votes and not 1872 votes in said
county and II Mr.. Hefiin received only
1892 votes and not 1872 votes from said
county that he would not have a majority
of the votes cast in the State and that
ne be not declared the nominee until the
said vote from Conecuh County is In
vestigated."
Mr.. J. ". Smith of Russell spoke
against the Miller resolution. He pre-
faced his remarks by reading the letter
from w. C. Crumpton. chairman Of the
Democratic Committee of Conecuh Coun-
ty addressed to John C. Pugh, secretary
Of the State Committee.
Returns from Conecuh.
This letter stated that in making up
the official returns from Conecuh County.
a clerical error had been made and since
the vote had been forwarded 1t had been
discovered that instead of Mr.. Hefin re-
ceiving 492 votes he had received 1892 votes.
Mr.. Crumpton requested that the secre-
tary of the State Committee change the
returns from Conecuh County according
ly.
Mr.. Smith said that the County Com
mlttee had declared that Mr.. Hefiin re-
ceived 1872 votes and two days later the
chairman of the County Committee asked
to have the vote changed presumably
without any action by his committee. Mr..
Smith declared that he had a high re-
gard for Mr.. Crumpton, but to allow this
procedure would be to establish a very
dangerous precedent and he hoped the
State Committee would not take such
action.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-09-04

q majority of all votes cast. but that
Massie Wilson and Alexander II. CARRIER.
received the highest number of votes cast
for Attorney General and Isaac William
Hill and John g. Harris received
the highest number Of votes cast for
Superintendent of Education.
Therefore be 1t resolved, That on Sep
tember 18th. 1909 a primary election be
held as heretofore provided for nominal
tons for Attorney General and Superin-
tendent of Education.
This report was not adopted ana the
Committee at $3.50 o'clock took recess
until 1880 o'clock pending the report. OF
the committee on contests.
Waited on Subcommittee.
At 1890 O'Clock it was announced that
the sub-committe on contests was not
ready to report and the whole commit
tee was not called to order. e
Committeeman lounged about the hall
and divided their time between reading
newspapers and listening to testimony
in the Otts-Tunstall case in progress In
an adjoining room.
At II o'clock Chairman Lowe called the
whole committee to order and on mo-
ton of Mr. O'Neal of Lauderdale the
committee adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning without acting upon the report
of the subcommittee relating to a second
primary.
THE CONTESTS CONSIDERED.
Subcommittee VIII Give Tunstall
Favorable Report.
The sub-Committe on Contests met at
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-09-04
RooMERs.
WANTED TO BUY.

a. 900 CASH to invest in rent-paying house
and lot; must be near In don't answer except
with decided bargain. Investor. care Adver5
tiser p
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-On s. Perry unfurnished rooms,
with large kitchen and pantry adjoining. suit
able for light housekeeping; married couple
without children preferred. L.. care Adver-
tiser At
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Some fruit.

dry and ready COOKED. crisp ana 3s<f~f
fresh from the package. fiu1W}
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LOST-wilue Smith. white. years Of age.
apparently younger. light hair. brown eyes.
slim 1nce. 81 feet tall wearing straw hat,
striped Jacket and light striped pants, bare
John A. Smith, at Park Ave-. Montgomery.
phone 5loi or I'll.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-09-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A CHANCE FOR A FoRTUNE--we pay per
cent weekly for small investments Of BIC and
upwards; this is an opportunity for the small
investor witfAP15 Psra1nea. tun Partie1iars
Co. SOC Commonwealth Trust Bldg. st.
Louis, Mo bo-su-tu-th
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PERSONAL.

LADIES. Chichesters English Pe1nyroyaI pills
are the best; safe. reliable; take no other;
send &c stamps for particulars; Relief for
Ladies' in letter by return mail; ask your
druggist Chichester Chemical Co. PhIladel-
phia, Pa p-tu-th-sg
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OFFICIAL VOTE
DECLARED

Continued from Page one.)
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Continued on Page Eighty
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FINANCIAL.

Money to Loan
On Diamonds. Watches. Jeweiry. Guns. etc.
Uxredssmed Pledges For Sale 90
Montgomery Loan Co..
7SN. Court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15
MARY CURTIS LEE ARRESTED.
Daughter C. Gen. r. E. Lee Got in Me-
gro Part Of Electric Car.

Alexandria. Va, June 14-Miss
Mary Curtis Lee. daughter Of Gen.
Robert E. Lee, was taken into Gus
tody last night, charged with violating
the law affecting the Washington.
Alexandrian and Mount Vernon Elec-
trio railway, which provides for the
separation Of white and coIored pas
sengers. Miss Lee was arrested on
complaint of Conductor Thos. Chaun
cy and was escorted to police head
quarters. where. after telling her story,
she was released on her personal bond
for appearance in court today should
the railroad company decide to prose-
cute the case. Miss Lee had boarded
the car at Washington, D. c., and
without realizing it had taken a seat
in the portion reserved for colored peo.
Pile. She declined to move when asked
to do so by the conductor. and when
she started to leave the car she was
arrested.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15
MONUMENT EkEJTED
IN CAMP CHASE CONFEDERATE
CEMETERY
In Honor Of the Cct1fede, ate SoiSaers
Who Died in Camp Chase
Prison.

Columbus, O., June 14.-The monu-
ment erected in Camp Chase ConfeG.
crate cemetery to the memory Of the
Confederate soldiers who died in Camp
Chase prison during the Civil War,
was unveiled today with imposing ex-
srcises in the presence of an immense
-hrong The local Grand Army post
cook part in the ceremonies and the
program consisted of music and aG-
dresses appropriate to the occasion.
Invited guests were present from a
number of southern states and the
graves of the unknown dead were
decorated with flowers sent by the
various chapters of the Daughters Of
the Confederacy.
The monument is in the form of
handsome stone arch surmounted by
a heroic bronze statue Of a Confeder
ate private soldier looking southward.
The memorial is the personal gift of
Major William H. krauss, of Colum
bus. an eX-federal officer. who each
year since the close OF the war has
cen that the graves in Camp Chase
ave been decorated Confederate me
.Orial day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15
Spanish War Memorial.

Rochester, n. Y. June 14.--Rea.
Admiral Coghlan and other disting i
ished visitors took part today in the
unveiling and dedication of the SpaM
ish war memorial in Highland park
The memorial consists of a Spanish
gun captured at the battle of Manila
Bay. to which brass tablets suitably
inscribed have been affixed. The eN
ercises teok place this AFTERNOON and
an immense gathering was in atteHc
ance. The dedication w2s preceded
by parade Of Grand army veterans
and Other marching organizations
Mayor Rodenbeck accepted the mem
orial in behalf of the city and adj
dresses were delivered by Rev. Rob
Roy Converse, d. d., and others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15
THREE GAMES
OF BASEBALL TO BE PLAYED
THIS WEEK.
BY Pine Bluff and Little Rock Teams.
, and Some Fine Sport
Promised.
THREE GAMES

Pine Bluff baseball enthusiasts arc
promised a fine series of ball games
next week. The surviving and acces-
sible members of the old Dickinson
Arms baseball team, together With
will arrive i'll the city next Tuesday
and play series of games with the To-
cal ball team. There are many faces
i'll the Little Rock team which VII
be familiar and welcome to Pine Bluff
fans. A few years ago the same crowd
Of clever ball players were frequent
visitors to Pine Bluff, and some of the
games played between them and the
Pine Cities viii b e remembered
for years to come.
The Pine Bluff ttfm under the
management OF the Messrs. VIII Vow
ing into d team of the first water
and has proved itself worthy of de
Tending the laurelS Won by the Pine
Cities from the team it is again to
play.
Weaver. Tic young southpaw, who
made such a favorable impression
here few weeks ago. will be on
nand and Will probably pitch Tuesdays
and Thursdays games.
IN the Little Rock aggrc CATION is
Will Hutton, one Of the premier bail
players and athletes of the South.
He was one Of the mainstays of the LIT
lie Rock Southern league champions
last year and would be With them now
had he not injured himself Wee
Willie Evans. is also on hand Others
Of the Little Rock team are Slagle,
Marie. Briggs, Collins and Lloyd.
The lineup of the Pine Bluff team
Will be as follows: Lynch, catcher,
Weaver, pitcher; Genevay, first base,
WoiSingCr short stop, Brew
ster, second base; Reeves, third
base; McGehee, left field.
Hunter, center field; Vowel,
Vowel, substitutes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15
FINLEY CRANE CAtGH L
GAVE BELLE HAYS UNMERClFUL
BEATING.
Had Spent Half of the Money He
Took from the Old
Woman.

Finley Crane. the negro brute who
numerically beat Belle Hays, a ne
gress, Friday morning. was captured
Friday afternoon in an obscure cabin
in the western suburbs of the city.
Cranes arrest was brought about
by an acquaintance making his where
abouts known to the police. OF the
$2o which be stole after el4astising
The Hays woman, he gave S15 to d
purpose Of buying suit of clothes
for him. Two dollars and a half was
given Byrd as a consideration for hls
services. The clothing was purchaS-
ed from the Good Luck store On East
Third avenuc. After buying the
clothes it seems that Byrd learned of
Cranes crime in the morning, and in.
fGlmed the police where he could be
found. Chief Craig and Officer Tom
Mepks drove out to the house where
he was hiding and placed him under
arrest. He was brought to the sta.
ton and placed in the calaboose, but
will be transferred to the county jail
soon. Another interesting incident
is connected with Cranes arrest.
Judge Brown contends that as the
clothing was bought with stolen
money. the clothes, not having been
worn. must be returned while the pro-
Drietor of the Good Luck store takes
the negative view of the matter.