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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-05
q: Taryer & Shackelford. $50. 40.

The follOwins is the report of the
Sexton OF BeIlwood cemetery: Re
ccipts-Sa]e OF lots. So; gravediggine,
So: filing private lots. Sl5.5o; taking
care of private lots. s12. Disburse-
mcnts-Labor hire, S3o; incidentajs.
S12.io; salary. $50
The committee on public works ro-
ported that the Main street
sewer Of tie city was giving away
where eYcroacheI or by the town
train. They also returned city elee-
u5c.an ordinance recommending nat
il dc no6= 9a~s.
On molten the matter af fe7a5ff22s
t.1o= ,eWsIs vas left with fho baae. ef
pa4lie affairs.
Alderman Nqa, oI 5lzo a.sFs a1ra
lizat oommi.55e. fePofje,.=t.3af ne es9s23-
a...tee had the light bills tos-ziax aud
jaae. bat on account Of the inability
1o SET proper parties together the bills
had not been adjusted and hs Request
cd further time to report on the bills,
which was granted.
pnaq4 the head of noW business.
city Clerk r. Lee Johnson read let
ter from the city clerk of BelIeville,
H.. statfS that an ofdl-
| nance similar 10 the one
in aHayaude here. providing for the
regulation OF trains blocking the
streets was q marked success in that
city. The communication was order
81 received and filed.
It was moved and carried that the
board Of public affairs he authorized
to purchase q horse for the fire de-
partment.
Mayor Bell reported that Mr.. Avery.
owner of the ground now occupied
by the city pound had notified the
board of public affairs that he wanted
to improve the property and that the
city would have to vacate as soon as
possible The mayor stated that a
lot 60xf54 feet ct the corner Of East
Balraque and Tennessee streets could
be had for a rental of s25 per year.
1t was moved and carried that the
board of public affairs be authorized
to lease ground from Joe Krumpner
for five years at rental of s25 per
annum and to have stables rebuilt and
removed
citizens were clamoring for a bridge
on West Second avenue across the
Brump bayou and that the citizens
had offered to pay $3.50 toward the
cost of the bridge.
1t was moved and seconded that the
board of public affairs be authorized
to expend $3.50 towards the construc-
tion of the bridge when the citizens
have paid $3.50 to the board for that
purpose.
The polls of the assessor of sprink-
ling district was received.
Mayor Bell asked for leave of
absence. 1t was moved and carried
that Mayor Bell be granted leave of
absence for 80 days. Aldermen Bruce
and Meyer were nominated for mayor
pro tenn, and Alderman Meyer was
elected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-05
The polls of the assessor of sprinl
ling district was received.

Mayor Bell asked for a leave of
absence. 1t was moved and carried
that Mayor Bell be granted leave of
absence for 80 days. Aldermen Bruce
and Meyer were nominated for mayor
pro TEN, and Alderman Meyer was
elected.
The evening world., 1902-04-29
BROTHER-|N-LAW
OF CROKER DEAD.
PARALYTIC STROKE FATAL
TO SAMUEL E. WARREN.
Well known In the Custom. SER
Vice. with which lie Wa.
Long Connected.

Samuel + Warren. wcN kr own IN tho
Customs Service aai a brother .a-.,N
of R.chsrd Crokc-. di-I carly to-liy a,
1iS hrrUc ". as West ONE HIuiry 4
and Thirty eighth street.
iio Was stN'y six years old and had
been IN the customs service mugo tht.
ntN,"n years H." Tt- formerly chief
i"rk ~ the drnNaa,k division at -,
custom-li use. but Tor tie last ,ls.i'
year, h" had been chic; lurk of ,f"
sixth Division and az acting deputy
collector Ha was assigned 20 the rUD-
Hc Stores und,~ col Henry l. Swor'is
D"pu'y Collector lie was veteran of
tho seventh Regiment
Mr. Warren suffered from parlly'lr
stroke ABOUT year ago TNn mln'l-
agl %, NAs again stricken li.- N..,.
Nhp wPs a sister u Mr. croker. diced
over q year ago. lie leaves 'pIr
dausn;crs. and son. Richard Croker
Warren.
The evening world., 1902-04-29
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Is the Only Medicine That Can
Promptly and Permanently
Danish ALI Wasting and
Dangerous Diseases.
Ii Restores Lost Health When
Physicians Pronounce Your
Case lncurable.

II in spring N" Sex people, young
and Old ar' with prump.Hpss. " .sdom
aud decision suffering. agony and
misery WUul' never uc carried into
the summer months.
10 delay the work ~ ban.shing dis
ease regulating %. nerves purifying
the bIooi and restoring project iiges
ton is o. serious mistake.
when the blood .- sluggish. impure
and poisoned when the nervous sys-
tom Is unbalanced. when digestion IS
dorangcl and the appetite ,.pOr and
variGbi" b" assured yoVr condition is
crit al and calls for instant atten-
ton before the summer months bring
additional lauu"rs.
~ this time The isr OF paines Cell
cry Compound viii DO marvellous
work for every rundown sick ana
diseased man and woman
Its f,-giying work first CON-
mcnccs nth the blool. winch Is made
clean and pure then th' nerve ara
qI. iriy set In order digestive ylgor i5
fully restored. the apprtite is mad
natural. sleep Is refreshing and 'A"
d punding heart IS made light AM
Joyous.
T., ia well to bear IA mind that
Paine's Celery Compound owes iis
origin Ia no most listing rhy-
rian that tins American continent
over produced and his marvellous
pr"scr.p oa pHn'ioiy inlor~,i 5v
our best ANA ...,-r physicians.
II an sufferers Wir have b en- dis
appointed :. the past VIII promptly
START VITA pain"s r.iary COMPOUND
The evening world., 1902-04-29
DEF FAINT BELLE
WEDS IN SECRET
Miss Cornell Leaves
Home to Marry Eu-
gene Sanborn.
PARENTS DlSOWN Her.
Story Told About Another
Young Woman Had
No Effect.

Defiant OF parenfal threats and no.
the face OF accusation ui d most .t.
,,,..,, r.,,.. .,g,. f r,,,.
PiedsahI h"'HI' "N"'''''
Miss Teresa Cornell a staten Island
belle. has secretly become th" bride
-, r.,,., u,.,t. r .f ,r, -.,,r,
vi hubeu' 'ah"" H. ~" '' '-' i''
sbysiciau OF New York whose state
" mansion uycr.ouh th" bay 81
<,ti,,,
NHA'on'
Staten Island sOrIpiy lg ETCltlv pN.
ercisei over the outcome NJ fhr wed
1t,, a.. -. 80 .......,,.I ,.,,,,...,
"'Ne "S '"' MANI "' Cd ''' ''". p
woman Miss Grace Robinson af Nu
Il Hanover street S'Hu.r'Ui. -a- lHr
att.t, 10,
'o"ie u's'' 'SS'"s'' p."'''''' ''' 600
Rnssin living about -Iu,. the AN
nOunCcmeut ~ IA" wedding Tier
Two ptolheIH hhN. "'N 'p
,Iis ,i,pc t.rt .ir. ,,,,p,,r.,n tt.p,r,,..,.
'n's '''''' h'i' '" '"''''.
If the story connecting n'T nan
1T, ~, t,
The evening world., 1902-04-29
MRS HANAN TO CONTEST SUIT

PROVIDES. II Nr ~ 49,
Fll.r. I.. 49,. ~ ls.
I
The evening world., 1902-04-29
BANDIT MAY COME HERE.

ROME h.rii - 1t ,s reported here
iHI' a. American im9rr.'l'' has az
rams. g., lrtHg the nInli Mus i1'
a.. r.'.i state, 30 tnc vent ~ f'
The evening world., 1902-04-29
oCToGENARIAN a SUICIDE.

FENN w \ AHF' :" "II|
HgH Tr.,EHH sr. H
..' '|rH.H-.
.rr s.rr. ..trH
The evening world., 1902-04-29
KILLED BY BURSTING GUN

ROME. Npr.l - \ gun huf-' nu The
Bf.'isl w1rship Formidable during sur
practice near Mag !ll'ul Is aud and
'n.ra marines Ncg, N.tud AAi others
injured
The evening world., 1902-04-29
FUGlTlVES GIVE UP.
Long Missing Alleged naiIot Hos
suffers Surrender

PHILADELPHIA. ApuI >, Former
Deputy Coroner somIe = Sa.tcr ~
Philadelphia, and Hlnrcac, Na,.,- and
Joseph Rodgers. 3f Washington. alleged
ballot box stnffers. VINO Jumped fa,ir
ball in lG9. and nave slnc. been 'lgl-
tlyes from justice. tJ-Iay surrendered
tnemselyes TO the court.
Nothing had been heard OF the men
from the time they disappeared until
ener gave themselves upi to-day.
The evening world., 1902-04-29
BOTH AGREE ON CHINESE BILL

ASIllNiIpN April - -Scu1.c and
House have 'r.h agreed to tHv gla
ference rop.-, ON the Chinese exclusion
BIN and th" pi.l now goes 60 the prrsi'
don't
The evening world., 1902-04-29
IRON ORE IN PORTO RICO.

Hns ncrr npnnotcI Secretary
4. ~. .-Lnr ~ Ntla.rIa
The evening world., 1902-04-29
MORE FINLAND RIOTS.

ST PETERSEN re- Apr'i - The dis
'Th'ne.s % fuaui .u connection wita
rr,. p,.lrr ,- aaI.d .rf 4, Jisn.rs.
r'His Taorr IS ~ serious trouble ~
The evening world., 1902-04-29
FISHING FLEET IN STORM.

UT NkIHk, Franco Ap1il q -NlFI'"s
s.."lvei here say that no" French n-h-
iHz fe't was rec"ntiv caught IN a gl.'
g.. fu. Sprth So 'hut 'Hr"" ,.H1H-''s
'luricrcJ aud that many .N's "ef"
The evening world., 1902-04-29
MURDERED" BOY TURNS UP.

LEMBERG. April IN boy mas a
rive. here. ram Sow .gI. wHn.. 81
't. rr-Ht and nNrs uwru' n' %
families pr a., .H.rE "' 700 iE'.'
The evening world., 1902-04-29
GUEEN is IMPROVING.

THE HAGUE April - \ bulletin
referring % queen wlaclmlul. con.
aIiIuu posted th.~ morning a. castle Loo
save Her Nh i'siy pas-ssi uulrt uiglt
and 'aa' all hcg symptoms iulicat. m
u-.suTutWt
The evening world., 1902-04-29
-
~ ~ss--
MUST TIE UP DAcHsHuNps.

berlin. Apr'l 20 There l- great in
dlgaation here among dog ownors-one.
:ourta OF the population -heraus. a,
tho police order that MI dogs must be
lctsa'd when led through abe streets
and s,Iunres
The evening world., 1902-04-29
DowAGER ANNA SEES POPE.

ROME Npri. :, The DpsaE.r Land.
Ertn'r Anna q il"s-. the mother ~ tha
Nuy'ti ~ Catholicism has b..n re-
cysri 1r the Pop Iu audience
The evening world., 1902-04-29
LABoucHERE SUED BY LORD

LONDON April - Henry I.ab,u-
c'rro VI p editor of Truth has been
sued by Lord Surield Tor alleged l.o~!.
IatNDgsherc admits sIyirg lu Trlta
'nyf the lord wt- knowingly pTesi-
dc-t Of swindling" club
The evening world., 1902-04-29
BUTCHERS WANT PEACE.

LONDON April - dispatches from
Pretoria say that the Nryheid and
Utrecht rummaulos hly" Hrl peace
~ uEs tt wuich Gcu Louis Hptun
was r-eSgrt
The evening world., 1902-04-29
ARMS AND LEGS FROZEN

TACOMA, Wash, Ar. - Rrp.rts
have r,1HH"i mere from Som, tul-
GrorEr a. Garter, n wtl-kHuNu coast
Hrwsl aper man ha- Ha. sI ..1iur 60
tEg ainpIfa'iJu uf lcgs ana arms. frozen
ia A blizzard
The evening world., 1902-04-29

nS .-s.. |trs lai,.
Gs- hon
The evening world., 1902-04-29
GEN KoURoPATKIN REsIGNsp

NTENNA NfrI g Thr NtID IN
Prose- prints tHe statement 'aat Cen.
kpIrIpt,Aln thr RGr.i,p Mlli-t-g "a.
N'r ht- resigned hut tA- report is uo.
III -r---L
The evening world., 1902-04-29
REV JOSEPH PARKER I'LL

LONDON Nrrll 2 Y" R-V l0s0ph
Parker minister - tl" city 7. np.c. Is
The evening world., 1902-04-29

danird and Of falling har
mother
specially having OF children
: $:' q =: II: -: HS = ssss s
The evening world., 1902-04-29
DIPLOMAT FROM SCHOOL.

WAsHINGTON, ArrlI e-Robert
Mason Winthrop. who Is a graduate OF
the Columbian School % Diplomacy.
The evening world., 1902-04-29
GOV. MURPHY OUT.

WASHINGTON, Apr1i - The reslg.
nation " Gov, Murphy OF Arizona, td
take efrect June ~. has been received
here. IL Is probable thar A. l.. Brodit
I2iE DC appointed 10 succeed ham.
The evening world., 1902-04-29
AGED WOMAN FOUGHT FIRE.

EATo%TpWS. =. j. April . Mrs.
Josephine Brown who lives In IN. Wila.
cat Woods. near here. Is more than
The evening world., 1902-04-29
MGR. CORR|GAN
STILL IN DANGER2
He RALLIES SLOWLY AND
ALARM FOLLOWS.
Doctor. admit w-R.nr.s hut Are
nrommunirati,- >b"ut
Details
,rrhi-pi.."pai Residence.
-, ~. NpJisun Avenue.

UaII~tin-D..iU 4. N.-Ibr Arch
bishop continues >ntisthct"r> !"
all respects except weakness
which persists lie has not YET
fully rallied.
The evening world., 1902-04-29

l Dr David 7 Day. chief OF "a
division ui mineral resources or n
G,o.nglg,l survey who has just r.
turned sr0m Porto Rico there Ia
Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-29
A GROWING MENACE

Ths swelling tide of immigration from Europe to this country is attract ing attention and causing apprehension in certain quarters. Last year more than 43S.000 immigrants entered at Atlantic ports and this year they are coming in ever increasing numbers. For the first three months of 1901 the arrivals from Europe numbered SS, 6SO, and for the same period this year, l37, 4SO, If the same rate of increase IS maintained the figures for 1902 will exceed 600, 900.
 Not only IS the increase of immigra- ton enormous, but the character of thls new material finding lodgment in the United States is such as may well excite uneasiness. The great majority of them are of the lowest type of Eu. ropeans. In nine months there arrived from Austria Hungary 1O5, O84 from It ally, 90, 265, and from Russia, 63, ,2s2 together representing about 80 per cent of the total immigration for the period. By far the larger part of these were ,lliterate, ignorant of our language, of our customs and of our laws, Released from conditions of servitude and op. pression, they haven't the faintest con. ception of our laws or the meaning of popular government. They herd to. gether in our great cities, adheripg te- nacieusly to thelr foreign customs, and rearing their children in squalor and ignorance. These colonies are breed. ing places of crime and disease, men. acing the peace and safety of eommu- |
Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-29

Announcement is made in our Troy correspondence today that Thom as kayanaugh, foreman of the Troy and Manhattan copper mines, is candi. date for the democratic nomination of legislative councilman, to represent Pinal county. This information will be received with satisfac ;ion here, as we'll as in Pinal county, an Mir. Kavan- sugh Is we'll known in Globe and highly regarded for his sterling qualities. The people of Pinal county cou d not choose a better man than Mir. Kavanaugh to represent them in the leguaative coun- cil
Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-29

mites, and greatly increasing the cost
 ot municipal and state government.
 They have spread to the centers of in-
 dustrial labor, displacing American
 workmen, breeding discontent and
 blighting prosperous and happy Amer
 ican communities.
 It has been onlywithin recent years
 that the palsying effect of unrestricted
 immigration has become pronounced
 in the mining region of the west, but
 gradually it has spread like a pestilence
 until there are now few camps or dis
 tricts free from its baneful effects. The
 coming of an alien population into
 community marks the beginning of Il
 decline in material welfare and moral
 tone, They are, as rule, clannish.
 holding aloof from other people, and
 showing neither inclination nor capac. ity for citizenship. They contribute little or nothing to the support of the government, and the greater part of the money they earn is sent abroad to support families in foreign countries, or to be boarded until such time when. having saved competence, they can return to their native land and live in measureable comfort They are, in fact, drain and burden upon Ameri- can communities and a standing menace to the general peace and welfare.
 The attitude of organized labor on the immigration question has been in. consistent The admission of Chinese has been strenuously aud successfully | opposed, but efforts to exclude obiec. tionable immigrants from Europe have been feeble and abortive. We recog. nize that the problem of European i'm migration Is by far the more difficult one, because any attempt to put up the bars against the alien hordes from Flu. rope Is met by strong opposition from .he moneyed people of the eastern states, and particularly from the em. ,loyers of labor, who believe tbat abundant labor means cheaper labor. But instead of solving the wage ques- ion as the selfish employer would have t, unrestricted immigration has created mother problem more menacing to apital invested in industrial enter. 'rises, aud of real concern to the mn. ion It has been discovered tbot 7here foreign laborers are most numer- us strikes and disturbances are ot reater frequency aud more difficult of diustment, and the national character 3 seriously impaired.
 The remedy for this evil is to he in prompt and decisive leoisIo.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-29
A BAD CHAMPION

It has been said that the worst enc. mics of cause are to be found among its adherents. They are the extremists who by incorporate language and rash acts prejudice the cause wi ich they ig- norantly think to promote. They dls- gust those willing to listen to rational argument they build up opposition Tn quarters where friendly sentiment might otherwise have been looked tor. They refuse to tolerate sn opinion con. trary to their own, and by vehement denunciation of those differing with them, injure their cause and often de- feat the accomplishment ol its pur- pose.
 There is no cause but what is injured by the application of such radical opin- ions as those uttered in Miners" communication, published in last Thursdays Globe Times. The sen. timents therein expressed are prepos terous they are vicious and even an. srchistic, subversive of all law and up holding mob rule. Contrary to the assertion of Miner" our laws are the fairest of any country on earth, and if they are not deemed equitable, organ ized labor is as much to blame for it as other people are, as they have the rem. edy in their own hands-the ballot. But We not only have the best laws, but the conditions of labor are better in the United States than elsewhere, and the citizen, however humble his station, enjoys greater liberty and op- portunity for advancement in all ma terial thinga.
 One defect in our laws is that they are too liberal to be rightly interpreted by the kind of people to which "Miner" belongs. It is another instance of east ing pearls before swine. But. forth nately, hIs kind is not numerous in Globe, not even among those whose opinions he claims to voice.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-29

tion that will raise the qualifications for the admission of immigrants to this country SO high that the objectionable classes now pouring in upon us may be turued back and forever excluded. It is only by determined agitation and earnest appeals to members of the na- tional congress that anything can be accomplished in this direction, and there is no time like the present to begin
Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-29
WHAT IS THE USE

of suffering from Indigestion if you eat what you want, or of starving yourself to avoid such distress? ACK ER's DYSPEPSIA TABLETS taken after eating will digest your food perfectly and free you from all the disagreeable symptoms of Indigestion and DySpep sia. Eat what you like at any time, and take an ACKER Tablet afterward, Positively guaranteed. Your money will always be refunded if you are not satisfied. Write to us for d free sam pie. w. H. HOOKER X Co.,, Buffalo, N. Y.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-29
Representative P0DeT 0I GI|0 County.

The death of Lord Pauncefote, Brit
 ish ambassador to the United States, has called forth many eulosies of the departed statesman in the press of this country. He was undoubtedly the ablest diplomat who ever represented the British government Washington.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-29

The Venezuelan government has de- cided to use the United States miuts instead of the Paris mint, as formerly for the coinage of bolivars silver coins worth about 20 cents. About ,, ,OOO, GOO bolivars are to be coined.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-29

Try the new remedy for costiyenes Characteristic Stomach and Liver Tab lets. Every box guaranteed Price, 25 cents. For sale by H. c. Hitchcock
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-01-21

writer's who have never set foot upon
this reserve, knows that there is not a
tributary of the Natchez river but what
is grazed and tramped out by sheep.
Before sheep grazed this reserve,
grouse and other kinds of birds could be
seen flying up in front on either side OF
you. Hundreds could be seen during a
days travel. Deer were met with often,
and bands of wild goats inhabited the
mountain crags. Now one may travel a
whole day on this reserve and not see a
grouse or other game birds; they are
almost extinguished. The deer have
left for other parts. The wild goat, too,
has taken leaye since his fortress has
been stormed and his domain inhabited
by sheep. Birds which have nests on
the ground have about all disappeared,
for the sheep, travelling in solid bodies,
destroy with their feet the eggs.
With several large canals now under
Observation-Disclosures in the lower part of
our county and others contemplated, at
least one large one on the reservation,
one for the Cowychee and higher line
canal for the Mckee and Sunnyside, and
the large one which has been partly
built for Kittitas valley-does it not
occur to the business men of North
Yakima, as well as to every citizen of
the county, that we need all the water
flowing out of Rainier forest reserve to
supply these canals, which will open up
thousands of acres for cultivation and
support densely populated communities?
Will you close your eyes to the de-
struction of this water shed and render
impossible the further development OF
your county for the purpose OF selling a
little more salt and sheep dip?
Let us hope not. Get in and help.
Guard with vigilance this forest reserve,
its timber and its water shed upon which
so much depends, as well as place of
recreation for people to enjoy. Keep it
in all its primitive state do not allow it
to be destroyed that few migratory
sheep owners may enrich themselves by
robbing posterity of its inheritance.
A. J. SPLAwN.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-01-21
n Foreclosure Of Tax Lie,

In the superior Court of the State of Washing.
ton, for Yakima County.
$. +. Aumiller, Plaintiff,
Mary Danielsou. defendent.
The state of Washington to the said Mary
DanielsOn, defendant.
Tou are hereby notified that I. s F.. Aumiller,
am the holder of certificate of delinquency
Der, A. ID. 1901, by the county of Yakima state
OF Washington, for the amount OF seven and
100 H..OS) dollars. the same being the amount
then due and delinquent for taxes for the
the years 1898. 1884, lS95 together with penalty
interest and costs thereon, upon real property
assessed to unknown owner, and of which you
are the owner, or reputed owner, situate in said
county and particularly bounded and described
as follows, to-wit: Lot fifteen Q5) in block three
hundred and ten tSlo) Of Ker's Second Addition
to the City of North Yakima, Washington, &C.
cording to the recorded plat thereof on file in
the office of the county auditor of Yakima
county. Washington, and upon which l have
paid taxes assessed against said property, as fol
lows
Taxes for the year 1896, amounting to 81 90,
paid on the oath day of October 1901; taxes for
the year 1897 amounting to sI67, paid on the
oath day of October. 1901; taxes for the year
1898, amounting to sl.5s, paid on the oath day of
ing to MA, paid on the oath day OF October.
1901; taxes for the year 1900, amounting to
81 IL, paid on the oath day of october, 1901; to-
delinquency numbered 1912. IS. l6; all of said
sums so paid bearing interest at the rate of If
teen per cent per annum from date OF payment,
and said certificate of delinquency bearing a
like rate OF interest from date OF issue respect.
lively. And you are further notified that will
apply TO the superior court of the state OF Wash
ington in and for said county, for a Judgment
foreclosng my lien against the property here
inbeforc mentioned, and you are hereby sum
moned 10 appear within sixty DAYS after the
date Of the first publication OF this summons,
towit Within sity days after the 9th day OF
December 1901, exclusive of said first day OF
publication, and defend this action pay the
amount due, and in case of your failure so to
do. judgment will be rendered foreeosing said
lien for certificate of delinquency, taxes renal
~, interest and costs, against the lands and
premises hereinbefore mentioned according to
the demand of the complaint herein which has
been filed with the Clerk of the above entitled
Court. Any pleading or process many be served
upon the undersigned attorney for plaintiff at
the address hereafter mentioned
;. 4. AUMILLER Plaintiff
BY W. p. GUTHRIE. Attorney for Plaintiff
jl-7. p 0. address North YAKIMA Wash