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Good returning as late as Sept l. See
agent Santa Fe for particulars.
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Leave Topeka s:s5 p. M, arriving New
York City second morning 10 a. m.
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Baseball Saturday. Topeka Business
College vs.. Wamego.
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Topeka to New York via Great Rock
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Kansas City and Return $1.25.
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Q. Q. Iiemens, VINO Ieft the PODulists
for dead two years ago and ran as the So
cfalist candidate for governor, is quoted
by a Kansas City paper as for Craddock
1t quotes him as follows. THE Republf-
cans have no cinch in Kansas this year
/ believe conditions are favorable for the
election Of Craddock for governor OF
course the Populists have not yet held
their state convention. but I think there is
no doubt that they viii indorse Craddock's
nomination"
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ton is coming to the front as q Special
occasion orator. He delivered the princi-
pal Memorial day speech at Beloit last
week and made a great impression. Clay
center mas captured him for the Fourth
Mrestle with the American E.asla.,
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A big Republican ratification is sched-
Mled for Horton tonight at which w J.
Bailey VIII speak. Bailey has also ac-
eepted an invitation to deliver an address
at Hutchinson on the Fourth of July.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-23
AmUSEmENTS
~~N<~~~~~(

Hubert Salragies Faust" Deeem-
Der o.
"A Wise Woman" December %.
Cowboy and the Lady, December
"a.
Poor Relations December 26.
Bremen Sale company, December II
National Stock company, December
80.
National Stock company. December
81, January l and 3.
**+
"A Wise Woman
An attraction that merits more than
passing notice will be seen at the
Elks theater tonight 1t is the com,
pany that is presenting Wiifrel
Clarke's comedy "a Wise Woman.
This play which the London critics
credit with being one of the cleverest
farces presented for some time, had
a run at the Strand theater. the en-
gagement lasting for 23S nights. during
the entire period of which the bu.;ice IS
was up to record breaking point
The fact that the public liked and pat
roniZed the play to such an extent is
the very strongest kind of endorse
ment. The presentation of Mr.. Clarke 5
comedy in this country is reported to
be meeting with the same remarkable
success it had in London, and the
further fact that it is being used as
medium for the introduction to tho
public Of one of the most promising
candidates for stellar honors that has
recently asked for public acknowledS
ment, makes the production doubly
The candidate referred
to is Miss Marie Lamour, the charming
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-23
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular meeting of the jetock.
holders of the Bank of Pine Bluff,
OF Pin" Bluff, Ark, viii be held in the
rooms Of the board Of directors be
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock a IN. and
O'Clock p m. on Tuesday, January
10. 1909, fen the purpose Of cIeetns
directors for the ensuing year. and for
other purposes.
W. d HEARN, Cashier.
December 70, 1907
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-23

"The IIeo~tcr Girl" is one af tbe eiN
.eol.g -Gg.es tElt 0.l sin EN- aa.
Hae.1..a a.tt. nl4E 2a#l#. Ha9I. e..
et,a0ur= .. mazda Gar the ptay =
made OF the dramatic homeepua
Thought of honest hearts nolta!d lon
publicity hut for honor. loyalty, and in
The telling there is Il minGIing of tear
and pathos that without the dialogue.
alone would entitle the production
to the kind OF recognition from the
public that means success. At EIkS
theater Christmas matinee and
night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-23
REMOVAL! REMOVAL

On and after December /. | invite
my friends and patrons to eall at my
new Office. 2l9 West Second aveune.
first floor. CHAS. HANCOCK.
If Real Estate Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-23

cOmedienne for some seasons past
with the forces of Dalys theater, New
York The staging of "A Wise Wo-
man has been done under the person
al supervision of Mr.. Clarke, whose
wide experience and ability in matters
of this kind is strong assurance that
the most important part OF any produc-
ton has been we'll done.
+*+
"A Poor Relation"
"A Poor Relation" Sol Smith Rus
sells great play, which will be seen
at the Elk's theater next Friday night,
will easily be one of the welcome ev-
ents of the present theatrical season
Manager Fred c. Berger has secured
Mr.. Horace Lewis, an actor whose hui
NOR is of the unctuous order, and
whose pathos is Of the quiet, undemon-
strative order that always challenges
attention. and who above everything
was SCiCNICu Oy MI IhuSStll HluISoll as
his successor. Mr.. Berger has also re-
tanned the entire supporting COM
pany and has arranged a tour of
cities that perhaps would never have
had an opportunity of seeing this
clean. high-minded play that in the
past twelve years has served to firmly
land Mr.. Russell as deeply in the
hearts of the playgoers of the country
as RIP Van Wrinkle" has Joe Jeffer-
son. William Dean Howels has writ
ten of "A Poor Relation that 1T is
poem in laughter and tears
+ + +
"The Hoosier Girl
1t is claimed by many aud believed
by the same number of people that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-23
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The fo-9Iar @.e1,ag Of taa-eesa-
holders Of tbo Gillespie & Bro. Grocer
COMPANY. of Pina Hpff iris. will he
held in The office Of the said com
pany between tie hours of 10 O'Clock
a. m. and O'Clock p, m.. on Wednes-
day, January {. 1903, for the purpose
OF eleeting officers for the ensuing
year, and for other purpases.
y G. ALEXANDER, Pres.
T. f. GILLESPIE. Secretary.
December -, fgo2. If
But for he dorl,av.... IL
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-23

But for the donhey's big ears he
could not appreciate his own music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-04
RAILROADS
WERE ANIMATED
Rushed Up ensationa!ly Near
Close Of Market.
BEARS SCRAMBLED TO COVER.
Market Had Been Dull During Mosto
Day-GeneraI List Was Neglected
and lrregular-Close Very
Active and Strong.
ns Associated Press. /,

NEW YORK. April 3.--The Granger and
Jranscontipental Railroad stocks devei-
oped surprising animation and buoyaacy
within few minutes OF to-daE's closing
dealings in stocks and were rushed up In
sensational manner. which precipifa1ed
an eager scramble among the bears TO
cover. thus accentuating the rise. Pre-
vious 10 that time the character OF the
market had been much the same as that
prevailing for long time. There was a
rather notable demand for St Paul, but
not greater than consistent with the re-
cent tactics of professional pools. The
general list continued neglected and 1r-
regular with obvious proiit-taking soing
Oh In some of the stocks strongest in
tho immediate past.
About midway in the session there was
fairly comprehensive upward movement
in the Vanderbilt stocks which seemed
10 he prompted by the persistent strength
OF the Chicago and Northwestern and
6oh Chic Ss .,os 81 Paul. Minneapolis and
ncnts were IN stocks of minor railroad
companies. which might be available for
absorption by larger systems or for COM
systems There were new points of
strength also developed amongst the small
1ndustrials. which are usually little heard
Of In the stock market, in some cases
they are held for investment purposes.
The demand for Hooking Valley con-
tinned large. carrying it up points, the
Wheeling, G3s; hanawha and Michigan.
81. and Ann. Arbor preferred 4. These
stocks seemed to be influenced in sym
pathy. The New York Dock stocks rose
about > points each. American Telephone
and Telegraph advanced ek on the report
ed increase in the instruments outstand-
ing.
There was a long list Of gains running
from a. point or more. some of which
were simply recoverics from depression of
yesterday. At the same time Amalga-
mated Copper. Colorado Fuel. United
States preferred and the minor Steel
stocks were rather acutely depressed by
realizing sales. When ST Paul reached
the later stages Of its advance, it encoun-
tered blocks of offerings running upa to
1000 shares; but rose steadily through
ti all. The stock closed practically at
md Northwestern shotup7i IL. the preferred
~. Chicago. st. Paul Minneapolis and
Omaha IL, and the preferred 4. 1t was
not until within fifteen minutes of the
close that the Pacific and Southwesterns
spurted up from 1@2 points over last
night. The market closed very active and
generally strong.
The bond market was not very active,
but there Was a we'll distributed demand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-04
PROTECT WORKERS.
Western Judge Intends to Strip Strikers
Of Their Clothing.
CIV ASSlcIatcl prcss.)

tl;y Associated nrcss.)
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. April The
Lockwood Manufacturing Company his
appealed to the United StaseS ceG:ss for
protection to KS employees against tiis
q iron rnou.dsrs who have beer or, STRIFE
for u month past. The caElpi::iat.
charged ti.at .sle:l who want to work are
{ter:orjzeti By the striking union Elc:i.
and that some OF theH. ere afraid to.
come to the factory.
Judge Eaksf> ordered the strikers,
whose names wc:e given III the cossl-
biaint, to appear before him April Is and
SHOW cause why :, restraining Crt;cr
should not be issued
Z want you to change your bill # toa,-s
spiaint.n Judge Baker s;:id to the plaintiff.
7 want you to icclued IL it a prayer log
Damages 1t does not matter whethcrs
these men have any property or nos.
VIII appoint a special master to tx the
/ damages and II you secure judgement
against these strikers. officers can. II the:
men arc caught In bed, take sway tletr
clothing. Tkcy can have no property
e1enpt rader the State laws. The judge
ment will keep them i.solv eEt rs laa1
& ms they live or un.il tire jttssn1sE mt Is
paid Things have come to a i,fct sysiassa
when the city OF Indianapolis viii n2Ss
give the men who want TO work p-oteo
ton from men who do not Want them 70 ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-04
FUNERAL OF RHODES.
Continuous Stream Passed by Coffin
Viewing Remains.
fEy Associated Prrss.)

CAPE TOWN, April S.-Throushout the
morning q continuous stream OF people
passed by the coffin containing the body
Of Cecil Rhodes. as it este: il l-a:]ia-
ment House. The funeral procession this
afternoon was most imposing. The coffin.
which was Graped in the tattcrcd Union
Jack. which belonged to Mr.. Rhodes, and
with the tattercd flag of inc British
Chartered South Africa Company, which
went through the iisht at A:assikessi,
was carried on the Long Cecil gun
carriage used at the siege OF Kimberley
through the crowded streets to the Cathe-
dral The streets were lined by troops,
which salutcd the passing cortcge
( The paIl-bearers were DR.. Jameson, Sir
John Gordon SprisS. the Premier OF Cape
Colony, and six others. The chief mourn
CT was Colonel Frank Rhodes, who walked
alone and bareheaded, followed by the
other brothers Of the deceased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-04
DANISH INVESTIGATION. !
Christmas Charges Not Substantiated
by Witnesses.
NY Associated Press )

tBy Associated PrcSs.)
WASHINGTON, April 3.-Thc invests.
Esssloll OF charges III connection with tho
Danish West Indies purchase was coat,n-
ued to-day by the House special con.n,it-
tee having it in charge. Among those
present when the hearing began were
Abncr Mckinley, Colonel w. C.. Brown.
Carl Fischer Hansen and Representative
Gardner. OF New Jersey.
ar. McEinlcy WAS the first witness, and
when asked as to whether he knew Cap
tain Christmas, the witness said he had
met him only Once i'll the most casual
way IN the lobby OF the Manhattan Hotel.
New York. He never held any confer
ence with MIN of any kind or character
REPRESENTATIVE Richardson asked the
witness II he knew Mr.. Hansen.
.SIr. Mckinley said he had known Har-
sen TOR some time, and prior t0 the casual
meeting with Christmas. Hansen had Gc-
sired to retain him Ii; tits matter In
reply, the witness Sid. he told Mr. Has-
sen he could have nothing to do with it.
Representative Gardner followed witt,
q statement disclaiEing all Knowledge
OF Christmas except OF the most casual
character.
Colonel W. c! Brown -.-4:a ttat he
met Christmas once at the Manhattan
Hotel, in New York. : He had no con-
.versation with him at that one meeting
except the usual Interchange of cour-
tesies. He had no business relations
with him: none was spoken OF at that
meeting. Which was the only one.
Mr.. Hansen, the next witness detailed
his early acquaintance with Christmas,
who told him in 1850 OF The movement to
sell the Danish islands to the United
States. and OF Denn1arl1's willingness to
pay literally in case Of i sale. Christina.
desired Hansen to act as counsel. Han
sen further vindicated the Congressman
and others accused OF completely in the
dcalsas far as llo was aware.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-04
COTTON 5.ARKETs.

NEW YORK. April 3.--The cotton market
opened steady with prices : points higher, to
/ point lower, this being u stand OF against
small import receipts on the one band aud dis
appointing cables on the other. But almost
Immediately nfter the call there was sudden
change for the better. and from s: July quick,
~ climbed to sol on scare OF some of the
leading shorts Of the season, who were greatly
disturbed by the small interior receipts and large
interior shipments. Reports from Southern spot
markets were very 1rnl, and exporters seemed
eager as during the month OF January. to
secure cotton for prompt Shipment though
much Of the present demand came from the
continental spinners.
Heavy buying OF May led to run,ors that the
Philadelphia inte rests were covering prepare
tory to taking an entirely. new stand. Later
prices fell OF profit akinS, only to again
become tirmer on Houston receipts. Tho South,
West and Wall Street were buyers OF the sum,
ner months during the carly session. Near the
close active selling for profits forced the whole
market lower. and the final tone was barely
steady with prices points higher to ! point
lower, whereas port receipts fell below 200
bales. For lac day export clearances reached
some Is, 900 bales. making a total clearance
In the last three days of 5000 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-04
SONTINUATION5 OF -
GREAT FIRE SALYkGE SALE
FROM TIE
$4,000 Stock Of
L. c.. YOUNGER.

i will continue the sale by auction. to
the highest bidder. at the store. No. IL -
East Main Street. beginning at 1880 a: M
FRIDAY, APRIL 1902.
the valuable SALVAGE from the grcae
$4,000 fire of L. C.sYOUNGERS immense
stock. to be sold in large lots to the re-
tail trade and jobbers.
Most OF the goods are In very eooo co,.-s
dition, very slightly damaged by water.
embracing large quantities of SuSar.s
Flour, Toilet and Laundry Soaps. Sat
Fish, Baking Powders. Starch, Salt Jei--s
Hes Preserves, Prunes, Cakes, Crackers
Canned Fruits. Meats and Vegetables:
Teas. E.vaporate6. Fruits. Homtny. Gr1ts.s
Woodenwarc, Pals. Tubs. Churns. w ell;
Buckets. 5000 pounds Rope. Sifters. Siers5.
Bottles etc; 125 caddies OF the best as
sorted and popular brands Of Chewing To-
bacco such as Old Peach. Mariana. Man
lola; Buffers Big Fig, IIicKok'S Fig. sPlum,S
Dianora, ETC.: 5000 Observation-Disclosures
Brights. Carolina Brishts and American
Beauties: Smoking Tobacco. 100 cases OF
snur Cigars. Cheroots-all Of desirable
Druggists S,pplies-Sulphur, Saltpetre,
Bluestone. EPSON Salts. Copperas. Borax.
Fancy Soaps and a very large line OF
Extracts, besides q large stock of mis-
callaneotis articles usually found IN q
first-cass wholesale jobbing house
All of these goods are In large QUAINT
ties. fresh desirable, salable and very lit
tie hurt and this sale offers great ana
usual inducements to the trade.
TERMS-Cash, and goods to be removed
at once. as the store is rented only tenn
porarily for this sale
GEO. w. MAYO. Auctioneer.
Geo II. Valentine. Salesman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MA1lKEr.

KichmonI, Va, April 8, 1902.
rriya To- sales were reported to-day as follows:
Lea. iiogsheads; cutters. { hoGshcads: Tugs,
10 hogshends; wrappers IS hogshca6s.
The tobacco Inspector reports !:ght sanpln:
Ter too day.
Loose sales were as foilows: Stonewsli Ware.
hoase. AGO sounds-highest price, SIS;
Shockec Warehouse. $3.50 pounds-hishest price.
sly: Crenshaw Warehouse. 1855 pounds-hishest
highest price, Soo..
{. Messrs. Frazier. & Tompkins make the follow.
In: seniluent an; price current Cor the week:
10: SO heavy last week: market continues
quiet at unchanged quotations. Erisnts.-Un-
changed. quiet; very light receipts. Sulc,,rntl-
Receipts continue light. market rather more nc.
tive; quotations unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-04
SKINNED TURK ALIVE.
Macedonians Are Accused of Horrible
Atrocities.
(By Associated Press.)

lBy Associated rress.)
2 LONDON, April S.-A dispatch to, the
Exchange Telegraph Company from Sofia,
Bulgaria, says:
ut is reported that fourteen revolu-
tionary bands crossed the frontier into
Macedonia during the past few days.
They were well armed and provisioned. {
~ party of Turks recently anbushed
two hundred Bulgarian outlaws in the
mounains of Kirezva,, killing several OF
tho band and capturing the remainder.
The NIacedonians are accused Of hor-i-
bic atrocities, Of which it is hard to o5-
tain confirmation. It is reported that
they skinned one Turk alive, stuffed the
skin and carried it about as a trophy"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-04
Is. q. CATLIN,
Aucticneer.
NOR sALE-Ar AUCTION. APRIL
II GTFI. AT Z NJ.

VIC viii sell ct auction at our ware.
rooms, S. 10. L South Ninth Street. on
April 26th, at Il o'clock. the following
articles TO satisfy bills OF freight. storage
ana drayagc. viz. A G. Hopkins. %
crates; :. KceS.n, cases: EIenor ART
Co, 3 cases: G.. Massie. signs: Pat Lc-s
Doncugh, barrel wbiskey: q. W. Gtecn.
/ lot tables: WGllsrstein Produce Co. II
bags; The Implement Co. plow: r. c.
Fery:lsson, crate: Mal5ert a. Armstrong.
. tanks; E. Bai6cc&i. sign: T. w Wood
& Sons. l wagon; N. .aymeS. cases: j.
G. Robinson. I package.
RICHMOND STORAGE co.
Geo. w. Mayo. Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-04
Christmas Rcpudiased.
(By Associated Prcss.)

Nby %03suSilteU ftcSS.I
COPENHAGEN. April SAN Official
note was issued to-day formally an
Encunclng that the Danish Ministry has
had no connection Bitk Captain Christ
mas. The latter applied for an idicncs.
hut the Premier refused to see him.
The Premier 9 lsos refused to receive u
copy of Christmas. report 9on the subject
of the cgotiations for the sale Of the
Danish West Indies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-04
BY Z. A. Catlin.
No. n. Eleventh. Street.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING or
MERCANTILE PROPERTY
AT
CORNER OF CARY AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS.
e.. A. CATLIl

On THURSDAY. April 10th, at $50
o'clock 2. NJ, or the premises. will sell
that most valuable property located as
the northwest corner Of Cary and Gish-s
.eenth Streets. which has a frontage on
ISs feet to Il wide alley. There is great
scarcity OF properties of this magnitude
right in the center. of the city which have
RAILROAD FACILITIES at the door. ard
hence this sale should attract merchants
and manufacturers who want to eE!arGa
their plants and do away with heavy haul
in. expenses The rentals at this tire
amount to only $3.50, which, is due to the
fact that owner has declined to give year
" leases on the property.
TrRNS-At safe
2. CATT.TN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-04
NEGRO LABOR THE ISSUE.
Fifteen Hundred Men involved in Mole
ers' Strike in Chattanooga.
nv As.ociata.l Pre,..)

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. April s.-Tae
molders strike III this city to-day In
wolves about 1850 men-the 1nolders or
the Ross-AIeehan Works, the Cahill Iron
Works, the Chattanooga Car and Foun-
dry Company, Price q Evans and the
Montague Soil Pipe Works refusing to
go to work to-day. :.
The present issue is the employment OF
negro labor.