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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
French Mission Welcomed.

Washington, May 2i.-A commits
sion heade@ by Assistant Secretary o.
State Hill went to Annapolis tolay to
formally welcome to the United States
the distinguished delegation appoint
ed to represent the French govern-
ment at the unveilns of the Rocham-
beau monument. Tomorrow the Visi-
tors will come to Washington and in
the interval between their arrival here
and the ceremonies of Saturday there
Wili be round Of brilliant entertain.
men1s in their honor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
South C2kots Gankers.

2.3.on. S. D.. Nav 2f.-Not the least
in!e1sting feature of the annual con
vention of the South Dakota Bankers
association. which began here today,
is to ne the test OF so-called burglar
r,aof safes I2nufacto.efs in various
pats OF the col,t!'v haze senl
sauI!es Of their hest F@eres for tie
purpose of the demonstration aud
thei5 capaei1* To Withstand Il a.
tae1.s e the c!ociz5rlen viii be tested
BY dynamite, nicras' 'v1erine and othe"
hiea explosives. :2urela! insurance,
indemnity bonds and general banking
business ale some ot the subjects T.
be discussed ~ mec prominent IN
bankiIg and financial ci.cies
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
Big Shoot at SPRINGFIELD.

Springfield, s. D., May o1.-Thc fine
grounds of the Springfield Gun club
were thronged with several hundred
prominent ma1kcsmen today at the
opening of the fifteenth annual tour
nament Of the South Dakota State
SPoitsmen association. Eighteen
events We're contested today and excel
ltht scores made. The tournament
continues through tomorrow and to
tne winners of the Various events sev-
sfa} hundred dollars, in prizes and
trophies Will be uN4atlpd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
BACK TO GRAND JURY
Goes the Prosecution Against
Tom S'ewaat for
Forgery.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY SOME
WHAT AFRAID or THE
EVIDENCE
Charges Against Stewart played Con
siderable Part in Recent POST
Office Contest
Charges Against Stewart Played Con
siderable Part in Recent POST
Office Contest
POSTMASTER FURTR.S ACTION

The case Of tho state against Tom
Stewart. indicted for forgery. Was
set for trial this morning but on ae-
count of the doubtful ch3r3cter Of the
b1eof Prosecuting Attorney Sofrells
dismissed til" cas-" ana rcferred Il
5aeN to the grand Jury.
Stewart was an oanleyo in the
post office, and is temporarily suspend
Cd from duty pending Investigation of
the charges against him.
II appears that those who ware in.
iured by the for2elics stewart is al
legged to have committed. are not in.
elined TO prosecute.
The charges a2aist Stewart played
an important part in the '"eeat con
test for postmaster Ut Pine Bluff.
those opposed 10 Fred I'Heth alleging
that he had official knowledge as dep
UtN postmaster Of 81 warts crime
The nostohic deaartuent TUNED the
charges AGAINST Nj. Eu5th dom on
the grounds that il he lxnew of Stew
afjs alleged fofserie $, be was not
postmaster, hence net guilty OF shield
ins a criminal III the employ Of the
government. MI I'pfa claims To
have nd no knoWluh :, Of the cbarg=
, IS against Stewart until they were
used as 4 means 10 prevent the con
tilmation of F,nths appointment.
After Mr.. Furth's appointment had
been conf1 1mcd and he become pos,
master he asked The department t.
send 2n insDcct0r here 10 investigate
the charges, which was done, and the
result depends ve4H m1tcn on the out
come OF the prosecution against Stew
art in the jefferson circuit court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
W, Necrces Shot.
Holiday

3a2k1aie May -l.--p4 Holijda !
was called 10 90 10 Eqclesyille. Z sl.'...
gle mill, abouj Jea miles ficn this
i.ace in Clsicoe county to attend two
negroes. WHO are said 10 be danger
or.siv wounded. At tais Writing ;he
particulars are meage!. and the names
ot 1le narties concerned could not be
learned. bat the best information to
u eotten from the nan th2t came for
The Goctca WAS that last night = lie.
go who i supposed to DC q United
States detective. shot and dangerous
y wounded another negro in the
CAMP at the shingle mill. 4 party Of
white men went down to arrest the
detective, and he drew his gun and
resisted, and one Of the party FREQ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
PeE9t1sYVsria Frcll t,lticn:s-s

New Caste. Pa.. 10y 21.--T!.o PC :
l9iaitianist sc;25e convention ;,sge~a.9.4.i
N the Cent?. lreehytY' ian ehu.el1
this Afternoon anu Wa9 c.!ieG to or..5..
@y Cha@les 2 Jones lieutenant e0ve1-
Hoy ana secre,@,:y Ct internal afai. s.
&c &c fcUH candidates fo1 the
mead q the tioEet TAcy aYe ex-
500 .Ta:.ses Nanse'. Of Williams
ct: - /. C:u1uhire. pf Let,ano3:
~. Siias Swallow. e Harrisburg, all
oh. Z. Hi, CT Franklin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
Baggage Agents Meet.

Ch!caso, ILL.,, May 21.-The Ameri-
2sa Association of General Baggage
AGENTS t2@an it's twenty second annual
convention at the Hotel Virginia today
ana viii continue IN session probably
t:iioueh the fema.ndor Of the week,
as thee Is an unusually large mum
oat ct matters u be considered.
Among other things the convention
VIII revise the uniform baggage rules
adopted in 1892, with a view to har-
monizing them with the recent
changes made by leading roads.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21

on him with shotgun nearly toa1;n1
one Of his arms off The doctor has
not Yet returned, and it cannot be
learned how serious the affair *.
lhele has been some counterfeit mon.
g passed in some of the Acal-sv
towns in the past few months. ana 5;
Is supposed that the detective, if +,
prove to be such. WAS either l00},ina
after this or looking for parties ,hat
night he selling whisky without ro4n.
nue license.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
IN BANKING CIRCLES
West Virginia Fiaanciers TO
Propose New Tax
ing Plan.
u1wkEYE BANKERS WILL oIs.
cuss BANKRUPTCY Law
AND BRANCH BANKS.
South pskesa Bankers Will Way Pre-
urann With Tests CT Burglar
Proof Safes.
OTTER TElEGRAF7IS NEWS

Chrleston, ". Va. May 2!.-9he IT
the most irtelestillg features ef the
animal convention Of the West Nir
eiuta Bankers association, which be-
gan here today, is the consideration
of new Man of bank taxation. Tho
o1qo nrovides that in lieu Of all othe}
taves Inv either state or local author
ity the banks be taxed at the rate Of
one Der cent per annum Oh the SUM
Of their capital. surplus and undivided
profits. after deductln2 the book
yalup OF real estate oWnea- Inc plah
further provides that the real estate
owned by the bank should be assessed
as al other reel estate IS assessed,
ana tIiat the tax on t. personality
be collected by the state, and after
wards distributed amohg the state,
cez4tv an5, municipal authorities in
pfonol ton to the several rates OF state
ard local taxation.
Tie convention ors2ed in Germanla
hal this morning and the visitors
we welcomed 5y representatives Oh
the city and t:.e ,oeai banks and hu7-
iHess men. Ro3tine proceedings occo
p.4s' tie dar. Much interest centeE9
il Ito r4eetias this evening when tA2
association VIII listen to an address
ca te.xation, with reference to Tic
r-4}= esed paw plan. by Frank N. East
7,1H, of iIailisburg Pa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
Memorial llrNciLed IT ArIil,.4nla

Wa hinGt9a. May @f.-TAcro wcro
hteIstins cere"ao,7ieS 1t TIC Nation !
cen1etels, Arl;pGtan. This arto~noon
Wh42 han !somc nGnumont to tha
memory of the soldiers Who fell il
the s2anisA-Amolicai. Va, vas mn.
Neiied an1 dedicated, The monuua ~
-s g eift ol tie N9tieHal society q @
5on!2l Dams Of Ainerico On tho de-
ic&tory exercises wero hola anlor the
auspices Of that body, which is now
holding. us biennial convention in this
city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
THE OPPORTUNITY
To She'a Whether Fine Bluff Desires
Band or Not,

or Friday night Of tiis week the
people Of i'ine BiNH viii be given an
opportunity 10 show whether they
wish & band ol nat. For seven or eight
months the band m1n have been work
!2a to Got in shape to provide the
city worthy ba0d. The discourage
mont mas h"cn great for long time
Ne leader could be SocHr"a, but at last
that difficulty has lle@n removed, Prof.
Il daiie has had charge OF the band
for several weeks, md the improve
nasat has boon Homa, f<ab!e Twice
hes the bend tcon in p0b'ic md both
times they impressed ti1e music lovers
Pc sent with the manner in which
they handled heavy music.
Pine Bluff ought to have a band. es.
pecially if it expects to keep up with
the times. All uD-tO-date cities or
towns Of 1900 Inhabitants can. and \
la2so majority Of them 90. 5rppor-
hands
So Friday night let the people of
Pine Bluff turn ont and BY their pres.
ence encourage the band to keep on
al tbeif work. Tho hand vii, be as
sisted by the orchestra ard several OF
the best vocalists ana inst,umentalists
III the city. Tickets can be secured
al Altschul's cigar store for 30 cents
each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
ar1eers in Co;1ventjcn,

kaoxville Tenn. May 221.-Note
mcn. and men advanced in scientific
{ z: .el;.tuIe. We! present from a mum
D@: q states this morning at the open
Ing Ct the East Tennessee Farmers
rcHvent;on. In regard to the att NJ
ance and tie cray of speakers tn
convention re:er n&s been su.pas 90
: & Gat'4e.irG Of is N::.t tela in t..e
South.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
HaWkeye Bankers Meet.

Das }Ioines. Ia. NAV 21.-Represer
tat:ve bankers and capitalists from al
TIE leading cities OF the state flied the
cy1ega house this l13ornins at the opei..
iae ef tie sixteenth annual meeting
ct The Iowa St2ta Banhers associ2-
i r.. The Hol, Ct ~ Secretary ]. M.
ri.e~ ad;e. If Cola 3arids. showed
a., attendance Ct nare than zoo mcna-
to-. the largest in ,ho history Of the
association. The bankruptcy law.
branch banking and other matters #
irnoortance to the financial world are
scheduled for discussion at the huai-
ness sessions heein1.n@ this after
ntaa AND continuing through tomo.-
rex Charles G. Dawes. former COM
tra,!er Of the curecy. and other finan-
c:.rs Of vile reputation are to b"
heal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
Ficnt Of Ills Life.

Wabash, Ind. May 21.-Coneress
man George " Steele is makine Sic
fight Of his political career today al
the Reuhlican congressional convei-
ten OF the Eleventh district. If he
wins the nomination. as his friends
appear confident that he will, it vii!
ie n 1he faGe of tha most splrits4
eprc :i1i1l1 i.e has had to contend VITA
S:.aoe ~ ''es afst $ ~ jG =eeng:e- -
HIS opponent i: tie race is Ca4at
Gaw@:l? Of Wapas]1. wha has s,ovelop
cd such strength since he announcas;
- c;,td:f,a<y $ To lead many to he-
See that = III wiz ou1. Tho IL
Gications &c that the nomination VII!
let he leacf1ea 0ntiI ate tour this
atteIrGGH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
icNtS Ecc.crs -rcet

Des Moines. Ia. May 2I.-Tho fifty.
- nnla! session OF The Iowa stato
-4s>',ca1 society bcs3n today with an
attendance Of wishing physicians and
surgeons that flied Our Circle hall, in
which the gathering was called to or
der st 10 O'Clock this morning. Dr..
J, 3. Guthrie, Of Dubuque, presided.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
MEAT TRUST ENJO|NED
Restraining Order Granted
bv Judge Gro>scup
Of Chicago.
AMPLE EVIDENCE SHOWN TO Sc.
CURE TEMPORARY
INJUNCTION
Little Opposition Was Raised Ey the
Packers to the Governne
Petition.
1T EOl5S UNTIL AUGUST

Chicago May 21,-The temporary
Injunction asked for 1z the govern
ment against the so-called packers
combine. is BOW IN force. 1t was is
sued yesterday evening bN Judg-
Grosseup. after the close of argamenta
in the United States circuit court
The olders give the relief pr&yed fGJ
in the bill filed by District Attorney
Bethea on May 70. It Is SO wide il
its scope that if the packers or their
agents continue With thei9 present ~
legged uniform arrangements. they vii
be taken into court or contempt pro
ces dings, and tie burden of proof
Will be on them to show that hey have
not violated the order in any par
! ticular.
Little opposition was raised against
| tie soVrnments petition. Attorney ].
, $. Miller fer the packers pointed CIT
some Objectionable clauses in the drai :
! Ceered by Nj. Bethea. These concern
|
/ blacklisting and caltage Judge Gross
cup thought some CT these nlino@
clauses had been made too prominent
and he himself drew I'D form OF o.
def that nieased both sides.
ta,ess the defendants decide Q
make q fight at an early date in an &
ftd2at 10 have the order set aside the
Will have until August t to II sie reply
to the complaint
The evidence presented by Distriet
5tto.nov Bethea consisfd Of twenty
ae3dV.ts from persons formerly con
'25ast, 1 with the defendant packing
! houses. the most inlportant Of viii, !.
/ is hat CT Daniel ". Meredith Of Jef-
.cy City. y j. For six yeals he Was
li.ii...1sstser fer Armour { Co. 1t Nil
watiiice and manage: il Philadelphia
LOT three years. PHO" to working to-.
! armour & Co he had been with
Swift & Co. Since 1893, h declared
iN general managers for the Zig com
panies have been accustomed to meet
at least once a week III New York to
reconcile the differences between
themselves concerning the operation
Of thei! business and also to conside.
the prices which they snould place
tol the coming Week On the meat pro
ducts which should lie sole in that ter
litolX. and for tie purpose of consid-
c:ils the quantity OF meats which each
conceln had on hand. and when the
necessities of the trade would require
they should agree to curtail their ship
merts Of meat from Chicago. their de.
sign and purpose being to limit the
Quantity Of meats in sight at New
York and adjacent points and ra;se
Tie prices
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
Wcdc Ceiei,>-ted At-laf-

Beil7ar. y. J lay 21.-Tae MAJ.
:i2se took p.2ce nee today Of Nj:
C!audine Gsilr.@n. cauehte. Of ws:s.
known Philadelphia artist. ana D.
Alvin kraazlein, the forne. we'll
known athlete and champion long
distance runner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
Eleventh Iowa district

Sheldon. Ia, May 21.-The Repub}i-
e9,n congressional district vas called
&c order here shortly aftor II O'clock
1His n1orHing by 4. Z. Funk, of Spirit
Lake. Judge Lot Thomas, Of Storm
lake. the present incumbent, is can
didate tar the denomination and is op,
posed by ]. F. Glover. of Sibley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
Csreiis : CIua Wtcrer

sn2rtacharg, S, c.. May q There
was & record breaking attendance this
morning when The State Federation OF
Ncazen's cabs began the business
. Ssions Of It's annual convention. The
gathering opened with prayer by the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
MIDDLE GROUND
TO 6E TAKEN SY METHODIsTS
cN WAR CLAIM.
Money VIII Sc keat, af,a Probably
Uses as q Fg1d fes Sueeranuate
Preachers

! Dallas, Tex, May 21.-Poace ana
| compromise Hovorcd over tic session
OF the Methodist Episcopal ch4l Il
conference We're :. bittcr acriYaoE.-
Gus debate had been expected, a com
promise measure. which net With
favor vas Presented and harmony
was more prevalent thau AT any timo
during the conference Tnirty-tAreo
delegates, cd hy Ds Murray, rresia-
ing eide; OF the 81. Louis conference,
met and Formulated q substitute for
both Tire majority and minority =,
ports on the Wal claim, which takes
nli jdle ground 'iha=Jacnay ma. be
u e Ia sureranuafesi preachers.
Win tie e.l! q. The VA claim l.
sigh tie election ef bishops cames
next IL point of interest d. Hoss. OF
Nashville. seems t. L. lie oujy mar
Whc Is assulai 81 1.un 20 far.
The eanni1fe~ - aai: a14er tixsd
Tie salary of aet;9e h:shcas d. G3.G.o
per 2,num: "e1i".i 6'',.. s. .5o1.
and WIDOWS q hiaRea4 a.a.
The cG}o.!:J,"o cJs au~lis.J.rg in.es-
est renoTed IN i'va2 oj 4 X ta5IlSt
museum fol file plescrv@sioa Of .a?c
!as'ics cosl.loa1ed With the clsa- \. Tho
.e2o:t Vas referred T. TIE heck com
r1it-ep
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
MATTERS POLITICAL
SETTLE NOMINATED BY KEN
-UCHY C,EMccRATs
Fer Judge e ceurt Ct ArpeaIa-Pes'a
sJS.aaia FFe 15Fs viii Pat Clt
ticket

Russel.viIIe. ~. May PA Sc
oel}oera,ic convention here today -
Dominate q candidate for jud-5 q
tie coalt Of appeals Circuit Judge ".
E. Settle Of Bowling Green was
named by reclamation Tile Reglb g..
ans VIII nominate Iuslae B l.. u.
Guffy. the present Incumbent. The
is little Gouat bat What Settle vi!
via
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21
Operative MiIiers Meet.

indianapolis, In64 MAY al.-Aiorc
than thirty states are represented AZ
the seventh annual convention Of The
Fraternity Of Operative miHers. which
heG"h its sessions hcrc today. The
i-lAna! reports OF RreSjd III O. NJ.
f2leEd ard Secretary J. Z. Muena.
show the organization II Uo in good
condition, having accomplished coHsld
efahie durina tho last year IL the way
o1 romo1ing tho iniese~l@ q thc floal.
ine industry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-21

The we'll conducted newspaper is the
best and most economical medium Of
publicity available to the general ad.
vertiser.-P-eside White, Potter
Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-05
SCIENTIST CLIMBS MOUNTAIN
And Looks Down Into the Awful
Chasm.
The Absolute Destruction of ST.
Pierre, Was Catastrophe
Without Precedent.

Philadelphia, Pa, June 4.-Prof.
Angelo Heilprin telegraphs the Press
from Fort-de-France as follows:
"Fort-de- France, June ito the
Editor of the Press: | have just re-
turned from a sixty days exploration
of Mont Pelee. A careful reconnois-
ance of the summit Of the volcano
made during the two ascents of Sat
urday, May 81, and Sunday, June /,
reveal that the main crater is still in
a boisterous condition. Though this
is the situation, my examination of
the actual state of things on the spot
convinces me that there Is no inn
pending repetition of the early disaster,
the outbreak that overwhelmed ST.
Pierre on May s. In consequence, |
am pacifying the inhabitants and
encouraging them to return to work,
which many are already doing. The
volcano itself is practically intact,
but little changed, and vast mud
flows are the chief contributions of
its crater to the great cataclysm.
1.-The absolute destruction of ST.
Pierre was a catastrophe without
precedent. unparalleled in volcanic
outbreaks, and the suddenness and
completeness of the death-dealing
agency suggests that it was probably
an iuconceivably violent blast of in
flamable gases, the heat causing even
atmospheric disassociation. The
correspondence between the crap
tions from Mont Pelee on this island
Martinique and the eruption Of
Souffriere, on St.Vincent, establishes
beyond question the sympathetic re-
lation of the AntIllean volcanic cir
cult of which these two islands are
a part and the volcanic crescent be-
ginning at Saba and ending at Gre
NADIA. ANGELO HEILPRIN.'
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-05
HON. A. j. RUSSELL.

In the death of Hon. A. J. Russell
the state has lost one of its most
prominent men as we'll as one of the
most useful. He was a self-made
man, a scholar, patriot and one Of
Merchants best citizens. He came to
this state several years ago and at
ence identified himself with its best
interests. He was elected to the
lever house of the legislature at the
last election and was made speaker
of the house. This service he per-
formed so well and so satisfactorily
to the people that he was strongly
urged by the numerous friends. that
he had made to become a candidate
for congress, but he declined with
the understanding among his friends
that he would enter the race for
governor. Had he lived and entered
the field he would doubtless have
been governor.
AS citizen of Meridian he always
took the lead and his opinion on all
subjects pertaining to the welfare Of
the city was correct and highly ap-
preciated. He was not backward or
Indifferent to any subject pertaining
to the best interests of the city or
even the state, but on the contrary
he would dive down in it as Though
it were a personal interest IN which
he was individually and personally
concerned.
A good and valuable man is gone
and the entire state viii miss him.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-05
THE SUPREME COURT.
Has Disposed Of Considerable Bust
ness and Will Adjourn Soon.

ness and Will Adjourn Soon.
Special TO the Daily Progress.
Jackson, June 5.-After disposing
of a larger volume of civil and
criminal litigation than ever before
in its history, the supreme court of
Mississippi is preparing to adjourn,
and the last batch of decision will be
rendered within the next two weeks.
Both the civil and criminal dockets
have been cleared, and there are
only about forty cases under con-
sideration in the judges consulta-
ton room.
Since last October, including the
cases yet pending which are practi-
cally sure to be affirmed, the supreme
court has passed the death sentence
on about twenty-five criminals, and
in only two instances have reversals
been secured where the lower court
rendered the sentence of death.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-05
VirnIenf Cancer cured.

Startling proof of a wonderful ad
vance in medicine is. given by druggist
G.. w. Roberts of Elizabeth, W. Va AN
old man there had long suffered with
what good doctors pronounced incur
able cancer. They believed his case
hopeless till he used Electric Bitters and
applied Bucklen'a Arnica Salye, which
treatment completely cured him. When
Electric Bitters are used 10 expel bilious,
kidney and mFrrobe poisons at the same
time this salve exerts It's matches heal .
ing poxser. blood diseases, skin eruption
uls.ere and sores vanish. Bitters soc.
galye 25c at Tucker & Greer.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-05
THE AFTERNOON NEWSPAPERS,
Louisville Post.

Louisville Post.
The afternoon newspaper is the
paper the people read. 1t goes to
, the home to be read around the
D fireside by every member of the
4 family.
Each season marks the growth
of the afternoon newspaper. In
Louisville, as in Cincinnati. L.
7 dianapolis, Columbus, Chicago,
St. Louis and Nashville, the aftet-
2 noon newspapers have the cir
culation and the advertising, and
spend the money.
This is especially true at st.
Louis and Indianapolis, where the
local advertisers have simply
4 taken possession of the afternoon
newspapers, which, not once
2 week, but two or three times a
. week, al pear with seventy five,
D eighty five, min ty or one hundred
D columns of advertising.
. This is in accordance with The
laws of commercial development.
The man Of business, with A great
plant and a large stock. Cannot
dAOIu ~ nave OuiI ud( any IEOE6
, than he can afford to have dull
? seasons He must make each day
] count, and he must push his bu.i
ness if ne does not wish to have
hi business push him. So TO get
5 in touch with the buying public,
! to lie, the shoppers of the city aud
state know what be has for sale,
Z he must more and more use the
columns of the afternoon news
9 papers. Thus it is that not here
alone. but all over the country, the
afternoon newspaper goes for
D ward. while the morning compila-
4 ton stands still or goes back.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-05

In the death of Jud Russell Lau-
derdale is left out of the gubernato-
rial race so far as furnishing can
didate. So far the race lies between
McClurg, Kincannon and Harrison.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-05

For the month of May the foreign
immigration that reached New York
was about 81 900, the highest ever re-
corded for one month.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-05

Morgan SAYS that he is going to let
the miners and owners fight it out
ameng themselves if it takes all
summer.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-05

This country seems to take more
interest in it's newly acquired terri
tory than it does in It's old posses
sions. Kentucky is quarantine
against Indiana on account of small
pox. Yet smallpox has been COM
pletely stamped out in Cuba.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-05
Mrs. William McKlnley gets s5oO!

MIS-. William MCKINNEY gets 9oUUl
annually as pension money from the
government. She received her
quarterly payment the other day
amounting to $3.50. A thousand of
this will go as pin money while the
balance will go to the support of the
family.