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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-02
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JUNO, 29.-Con motive dc ana
hoja susltA diriiida al Gobsrnaaor,
hAce muchos aiaa, Sc inieio contra
los trrnanton nm proceao por libelo,
prestandO hanxA los scusAdos, que
SON personals aalientas de nuastYa 20.
etedA&. Hoy, ha. aido inelufdo en-
Gteho proCesO ell saeretarto de este
Ayunt@nai0nto amegur6naos0 que por
habsr llsvado 4 imprimir dicha hojs.
Nc sabemoa 81 q instigAeionaR de
Alguten 8 On cumplimiento de 10 ley,
40 aat4 proeedienao q una iuvemti.
gBcion en- este municipto.
On investigator americana eatA
aesds aata mafanA, oCupAdo en- di.
eho trAbajo. IgnorAmoE ell resultA.
do, Al aar 10 noticiA.
dc don AgRatin Pss&nts, aleRlde do
este pueblo.
Ia rsgraHAao de Ponce, Ell pisnia.
to don Jorge SRntoui.
Entire lAa p~rofssorAa DO piano qus
tenemos, es aiguS dc recommendation
por 30 buan m6tcdo, 10 se1oritA do
TIA ILSs Figaeroa.
Ha rsgrssaao Dc "a passo por
MArteAo oil praCticAnts de ID Parma
ella aSaD A~ntonios, don Msgin
Moy9a.
Sc dice que oil remAte de las me.
dieinAs de los pobres de AnAaco y
Rlneon, ae hArA. turnGnao, por las
tres f&rmA0iaH ~existeDtes en- 10 po.
blAeion.
AasmGs de 10 pisSA GomicA; siiLo
mAt&lis, 10 compafiR infAntil, que
inAuRurAr& ell sTsatro HoRtosS,
pronto pondrS On snsayo 81 drama
historieo en- m Aeto; Ella nochs de
VillalAra.
Aver dsEi&rretAron, en- an bArrio
eareAno, una hermosA res, que fu6
aAorincadA para eli Abaato p6blico.
Dsb0 perseguirse & los aatorss de
tales haEAfas.
El cafstin sEl PArqusD de don
Antonio ChArnseo, 0st& cRd& dia,
mas eoneurrido, pues Ell ~SsYviCio go
inmsiorAble.
Va eRt& meior 81 aueno de IL Far.
maeia <SAn AutonioD, don Pedro T.
Garcia.
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PASEO MILlTAR

Est& mananA muy tsmprAno IN
eontinRente del battalion puertorri'
qusno, sali6 en- passo n ilitsr hAstA
In Lsgun& do San Jos6 en- Martin
Pen6.
LlAm6 mueho 10 Ateneiou que en-
vex dc 10 banda de m6siea del ea0r'
pc, fusra Al frente ans originSl ban
In do pitos y redoblAntss solamsnts.
Los muchachog ibaa Alegras y
mSrehAndo con gran mArGialidAd.
TodoB faartsB, robustos, Sgiles,
dispuegtos 6 haesr mArehAs y con-
ira marehRs como Of fueran vete'
ramos
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La VAQUITA NECRA
SAN FRANCISCO 67

Vititsss este estAbleiialsnto. A.
qui as veaae IL meior lschs bAtiaa,
famosa por ell procedimisuto espe-
cial de ga preparation. Hay mag.
ni1co cafe, r~efrssco, ~Iicorss, dulcss,
chocolate, tsbAeos y ~cigarrilloG, y
otros &~rtfculoa de superior caIfdad
HALLAOAS Y PASTELES
Los SABADOS Y DOMINGOS
JAmon en- vino para distin guiaoa
areopOgit0s y pastGlillos turcos que
bAtsn Ell record.
LimpiesA AbRolRtA y personal 90.
two y eArinoso cor 81 eIisnts.
P~ropistario, juan C. Santiago.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-02
EN- YABUCOA
uno fue a Ia carcel por
no gar unos pasteles
(Le n,sestro Corresponzas)

kLSC F0SGtFO VOEVN~@/
Julio 1.-Ha .siao condanados por
Ia corte de ~iustieia de HamaeaOs q
einco AMOS 9 me 81 do preside log
indiv dnog BAlblno Pirel& y Fran.
cisco MAriAno por atentado do robo
{ los ssHores Gomez y Meudsx, co.
mersiAntsa de este pueblo. Faeron
gorprsndiAoa por dos dependencies
cu&ndo trataban de fclzAr una puer.
to daspaes ne hAbsrl hesho antss
con una bantAnA.
r. dia 26 oil pordiosa-o jose Ma
ria Torres sgredi6 COL an rslo 4
Pedro Negron (s) Perieo, en- Of o1o
izq aierdo eupon!6naoas 10 psrderA.
Ni MOTIVE foe estar Psrico en- sAtaao
de smbriS gEsE y qusreP Abnaar do
la 9eblliaR& del otro que go an an
ciano. 81 agrasor estA an 10 c&reel.
Ei Domingo fac llAmado sl poltcia
qua est&ba de ssrvieio Manuel Jar
be para qea obligarA & Santana Or.
tiz, & psgAr amos paAtelillos que 80
h&bia somtsO. no qaerienao hAcerlo
ain DIR los ruegoa nj amena&As del
polieiA vi6ndoss este obligAdo q CON.
dueIrlo al JuSgAdo de Pa2. Hi9o re-
aistansia y lie agredio r~ompi6ndola
la guerrero condnci6ndolo q Ia ear
Gel por IL fusrzA.
Las fiesta qas Be cslsbro en- este
pueblo en- honor 6 San PEDRO raAMl-
to may AnimAdA.
Pronto emptzAr&n los trAbAios dc
ID cArrsterA que conduee de este pae
bio 6 Humacao. Ess ca ana obrA
que merecs an ApiauEo, poYque 80
est& hacienda ORsi imposiblS 81 trAn'
e!to de an pueblo q otto.
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V Z N T A

Sc veH6en on SSntHrce, barrio de
Hormigueros, tres casas con aolarss
propios, de tres hAbitacionss CadA
ana, de MADEIRA, CobijAdas de hero
gAlvanizAdo y aaem&s an solar.
Eel preeio de est&s propiedAdes or
81 miamo por ell que 30 hA sfquirido
en- hipote3a.
Los que quier&n hAoer 81 neRocio,
pusdsn dirigirss 4 DON Josqpin Pa
sheco, en- ca musbleHfG, eAlle Allen,
n6m. 81. 70 v. ..
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PUERTO De PONCE

Lego q Ponce de LunembuYgo 10
goleta inRlesA GO ainSsittA" Conaig'
NADIA q los RtnoraB Ramon CortAdA g.
ca = eondueiendo:
848.B
80 81 BACslao
30l6 H&ddotk.
1895 pit2As MADEIRA con 24o50 pies.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-02
Tn bOmberO
de Mayagu0Z
reclama sus dietas
de nuestro e~orrespoasaI

de nuestro coFTespoasoI)
Jnnio, 30.-El bombero EStsbAn
Rui8 que ss pagm6 10 nochs del d.
timo fusgo 80 quei& de qus no 10 han
querIdO psgar las distas de los 4
diAa que 10 sAtado en- cana, hAblSn-
do tsnido que lsvsnt&rss Anteu de
t empo per cArscsr de alimentos pa
E@.6l y SHa fAmiliareE.
ri AyuntSmiento sntregs 9
suAlmante 1920 para 81 soAtsnimien
to del cHerpo de bombsrog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-02
CURSE De- VERAN0
en- Ponce

e 81 r dor Arturo Ve&s Mora.
les y 81 Doctor A. Resell, Ati
90 de Ia alta ssCHel& de San Jnap,
ADRIAN en- Ponce an carso de vera
no pFepArAtorio Al Msgisterio, Ell
die Is de Jalio de 1903,
Para 10 m~Atriculs, diriGirae al &c.
nor Vega Morales, Ponce.
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Junta RsColar
de Ia Villa de COsmG

Hasta 81 dis Is del proximo mes de Julio
sefan admitidas por esta Jupta las ~solicitu-
dss de los maestros que deseen contfatar es-
cuelas rura'es en- esta munioipalid ad durante
el aho escolsr pr6ximC.
KS requisite indispensable Que las q ~solieitu.
des SO mps nen los certificates 8 licenclss
que para ensefIar tengan los sspiranteE.
Coamo JUNO 81 de 1908
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Nm ssta ImprsntA 90 vends papOl
vis10 4 Oh 40 quintAl
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~12A@.
Featon de dosEruedas

FL .coche. ideal para medicos y
.hacendados, asi como para paseoa
y y%iaies. Elegante, fuerte : sin Ell
Modesto movimiento del caballo.
Pueden verse en- Ell alnacen de
los Agentes para esta isla.
GAMBIA & sTUBBE
TetuaH Nos z
-r5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-02

Sc sneuantrA snfarmA ana nina
dc don AgRatin Pss&nts, AleAlds do
este pueblo.
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Propistario, juan C. Santiago.
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Las fiesta qus Sc cslsbro en- este
pueblo en- honor 6 San PEDRO raAal-
TO may AnimAdA.
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IA regreRAao de Ponce, Ell pisnia.
to don Jorge SAntoui.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04

be located in and around the school
house so that families living there
may have the advantage both of coun-
try life and community life and their
children may have larger privileges
and better social and educational ad-
vantages.
The treatment of the subject of out
houses is followed by that of water
supply, which should be abundant of
good, pure water for drinking pur-
poses. Concerning the building itself,
Supt. Hinemon says:
people generally are quite ready
to provide their children with proper
clothing and with sound and whole
some food they are quick to provide
the necessary comforts Of life, and
they very properly grant without hes
itancy concessions for the pleasure
and happiness of their little ones. But
it is not an extraordinary thing to
hear parents groan and grumble and
throw obstacles in the way Of erect
ing a suitable and healthful school,
, building for the special comfort and
well-being Of the children Of the neigh
borhood, simply because it Is common
property and is enjoyed with others.
No other building in the community
should be given SO much care and
consideration, and none should be a
greater source of JOY and pride than
the school house where our children,
the objects Of our chiefest thought
and fondest love, and for whom we
undergo all manner of suffering and
sacrifice, spend the greater part OF
their waking hours during the most
critical period of their lives"
Physical conditions, lighting, floors,
cloak rooms are also treated, the cir
cular concluding with the question Of
ventilation, which the superintendent
considers the most important to be
considered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04
MANUFACTURING
Here's a List of Five Which are Seek
ing New Locations

ash timber. Product D handles for
shovels, spades, scoops and forks.
Prefer to buy stumpage only.
"Ft. Wayne Cooperage company, Ft.
Wayne, Ind, desires location for fac
tory Are large manufacturers OF
slack barrel cooperage stock and want
elm first, then white ash, and third
cottonwood and sycamore. Would
prefer to buy stumpage and the ca
pacity OF the mill would be from 20
900 to $4,000 feet OF logs per day.
wv. J. Embry and company, real es-
tate brokers, Columbia, Tenn, are in
the market for two tracts of timber
land from 500 acres up, containing
yellow poplar, white oak, red oak,
black oak, cypress and cottonwood. y
The foregoing six items afford ma
teral enough for the Commercial
league and everybody else interested
in the welfare OF Pine Bluff and JET
ferson county to do some effective
work. Go after all of them and if
only one of the manufactures Of the
five mentioned is secured the work
will not have been in vain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04
VIEWSCOUNTY SCHOOL HOUSES

matter OF courtesy from baseball as
sociation to the newspapers. He said
that when the Little Rock associa
ton of the Southern league got ready
to provide the Little Rock newspapers
with passes to the games, that the
association did not say to the press:
Here are SO many passes: it's all
we can do for you The Association
asked the newspapers how many
passes they desired, knowing that the
newspapers would not abuse the cour-
tesy offered. He said the Gazette
asked for nine and the Democrat eight
which were cheerfully granted, be-
cause the baseball association thought
, the number of passes asked by the
Gazette and the Democrat quite rea-
sonable.
When it is considered that the two
daily newspapers in Pine Bluff ask
only four passes each, it will be read
lily seen how "short" they have been
treated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04

The United States weather bureau
has agreed to send to Pine Bluff an
entire set OF weather signal flags and
Judge T. M. Phillips has agreed to
erect a f1agstaff on the cupola of the
courthouse. A contractor has agreed
to make the pole with proper means
for a rope to be attached for $3.50.
Now what is wanted is man to do
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04

The circular which State Superin-
tend"nt of Public instruction Hine-
mon is sending out to the several
thousand directors and principals of
the schools of the state is rcpletc with
valuable information The circular is
called a bulletin of suggestions rela-
tive to the location, arrangement and
equipment of school houses and school
grounds. In opening it says:
Enquiries on the subjects of schools
indicate an increasing interest in the
question of school sanitation and with
the hope of assisting in tire improve
ment of the schools in this particular
these suggestions have been prepared
for distribution. 1t is hoped, too, that
the teachers will find this circular OF
service in setting forth some Of the
physical conditions which should be
given careful and thoughtful consider
alton by all school directors
The first question treated in the
circular is that of the selection of a
locality for school. Two acres in
size is suggested for the grounds,
which should be high. With refer
ence to the country school the cir
cular says:
.To locate the school so that a
school village may be formed about
it is an ideal plan. In rural districts
the isolation of the farm life would
be lessened and the advantages OF
neighborhood life secured if the farm
ers would locate their homes SO as
to be around and near the school
house. This. too. would greatly les
sen the irregularity of attendance at
schools The neighbOrhOol roads
should converge at the school house
SO that bodies of older children could
more easily have oversight of the lit
tie ones as they go to and from
school, and the farm houses should
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04

Mr.. J. o. Harrison has received a
letter from the Cotton Belt railways
land and immigration department at
st. Louis, which sets forth facts
which can not fail to be Of great in
terest to the people Of Pine Bluff and
jefferson county. It speaks of loca-
lions desired by various concerns, and
person who want to purchase tim
ber lands. The following items are
cleaned from the letter:
phillips Box Manufacturing com
pany, 225 Hord street, Dallas, Tex,
desires location for box factory or
sa.wmill site. Use good cottonwood
or gum lumber.
"Newcastle Coil Hoop company,
Newcastle, Ind, desires location for
their hoop factory, where elm timber
can be had in quantities
"R. Gibson. Poplar Springs, Tenn,
desires location for sawmill of me-
dium capacity.
"Roachdale Handle company,
Roachdale, Ind, desires location for
factory. Use large quantity Of white
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04
Officers and Staff for SeC-
ond Brigade u. {. V.

W. Frazier, Fordyce; John P. Tatum,
Ell Dorado.
Assistant chiefs of artillery with
rank of captain: Father Lucey, Pine
Bluff; J. B. Johnson, Lake Village;
A. B. Loving, Pine Bluff; J. C. Hiersch-
spiel, Pine Bluff; N. R. Rogers, Pine
Bluff; J. D. Rush, Dexter; J. A. Mil
ler, Malvern; E. H. Ellis, Star City;
A. J. Allen, Luella; A. w. Lowe. Lu-
ella.
Aides-de- camp, with rank of cap
tain: j. E. Pittman, Pine Bluff; j..
w Clary, Pine Bluff; D. Foley, Pine
Bluff; D. H. Cogburn, Pine Bluff; c.
C. Collins, Pine Bluff; w. E. Alden,
Pine Bluff; S. T. Weir Redtie!d;
]. w. Lybrand, Sheridan; w. S. Finch,
Warren; J. w Pierce, Warren; L. A.
Hooper. Benton; D. NJ Noble, Star
City; E. S. Ellis, Star City; J. H.
Garrett, Pine Bluff; Mat Downs, Pine
Bluff; L. E. Morgan, Monticello; E.
A. Allen, Princeton; M. w. Quilting,
Pendleton: j. c. Mitchell. Sheriff.; w.
F. Lindsay, Willamette; Il. E. Lamb
Monticello.
III. Each officer is expected to
make his own hotel arrangements.
Address col. A. R. Blakely, chairman
New Orleans, La.
! ". Brig. Gen. B. E. Benton hay
Ing by direction Oh the major gen
eral commanding, reported at these
headquarters for assignment to duty
! is announced as chief Of staff. All
{, official communications intended fol
the brigade commander should be ad
dressed to him at Pine Bluff.
V. Lieut. Col. Thos Green having
been assigned to duty with this bri
gade by Maj. Gen. Green at the re
quest Of brigade commander, is here
by appointed quartermaster general
with rank Of lieutenant colonel
vi. During the reunion May 1:
to %, headquarters of the brigade will
be at the New st. Charles no
tel, New Orleans, La, and all stat
officers and camp commanders will
report at headquarters upon their ar
rival in the city.
JUNIUS JORDAN,
Brigadier General in Command Of Sec
ond Arkansas Brigade.
B. E. BENTON, Chief of Staff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04
Graphic Secures Flag System
Of Weather Signals for City

the work OF placing the pole in posi-
tion 1t will be the duty Of the jani-
tor to attend to the flags each day.
The Graphic is attending to the Sc
curing Of the flags, having the station
established and by the kindness of
Judge Phillips every citizen may
soon each day see what the daily fore
cast is by looking at the flags on the
court house cupOla.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04
MODIFY
PLANTS many
After Reading the Graphcs Side Circular Suggestions by
ban Natter

Many have modified their views
toward the Graphic in the baseball
matter since reading its side of the
case in the Sunday issue. Some Of
the most earnest admirers of the game
in the city have said to the Graphic
today:
you are right. We mad no idea
that you were being so shabbily treat
ed.=The people who read the Graph
c S statement carefully can not fail
to admire its course. There was moth
ing else to do
One gentleman who is a baseball
enthusiast said:
Il condemned your course until l
read your side of the case. con-
demn you no longer. You are print
ing more ball news than l would
print if | were running the Graphic.
| would cut ball news out entirely.
thought the suppression of baseball
matter would result in financial loss
for the Graphic, but I don't think so
now Let me congratulate you for
having the courage to stand squarely
for what you have contended to be
nothing more than simple justice, and
what l now concede to be justice TO-
ward you from the ball association.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04

Morristown, N. j., special to the
Memphis Commercial Appeal says:
When it became known along Spring
street, this city, that Harry Hilder-
brant was being married to a negress
by the name of Clara Vandunk, the
news spread like wildfire, and in a
few moments the A. NJ. e. church in
which the ceremony was taking place
was surrounded by an angry crowd of
citizens. Missels of every description
were hurled at the church. The cere-
mony was continued despite the worst
hooting and yelling this city has
known for long time.
Immediately after the marriage the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04
President Franks Opinion.

Mr. Aaron Frank. of Little Rock
president of the southern Baseball
league, is quoted as saying to a Pine
Bluff newspaper man that the treat
ment of the Pine bluff press by the
local association in the matter of
passes is shameful, and unlike any
thing he ever before heard Of in a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04
Will Take Brunke to Iowa.

Sheriff John Steinar, of Dubuque,
Ia, president of the Interstate Sheriff
association, is in the city to take
back Frank Brunke. who is wanted
there for the seduction of seven
teen-year old girl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04
Rails Spread.

The rails spread at Fairfield Sun
day and an Iron Mountain freight en-
gine ran off the track The engine
was all off the track, but the tender
and the train were not derailed. The
trains were delayed short time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04

The following appointments OF OFF,
GERS by Brig. Gen. Junius Jordan, OF
Pine Bluff. for the Second brigade OF
the Arkansas division, U. c. ". are
announced today for the first time, and
will be read with much interest:
Headquarters Second Brigade, Ar
kansas Division, U. c. ", Pine Bluff,
Ark, May 4, 1903-General Order No.
IL By virtue Of commission from
the general commanding United Con-
l,federate Veterans. and by order of
{ the major general commanding Ar
kansas division. U. c. ". the under
signed hereby assumes command of
;Ithe Second brigade, Arkansas division,
7 U. c. V.
IL. The following staff is announced
and will be obeyed and respected ac.
cordingly:
Lieut.. Col. John S. Bell, Pine Bluff,
adjutant general.
Lieut. Col Thomas Green. Pine
Bluff, quartermaster general
Lieut. Col. w. S. Jeter. Pine Bluff,
commissary general.
Lieut. Col. w. A. Roby, Hamburg,
inspector general.
Lieut.. Col. M. w. Taggart, Pine
Bluff, judge advocate general.
Maj B. R. Donaldson, Pine Bluff,
surgeon general.
Maj. John F. Carr, Pine Bluff chap
lain general.
Maj. J. w. Ragland, Pine Bluff
chief of artillery
Maj. A. Brewster, Pine Bluff, CHIEF
engineer.
Assistant adjutant general, with
rank Of major: John Weeden. Wab
baseka; w. F. McCombs. Hamburg;
S. B. Baird. Hamburg; w. L. Butler
Hamburg; J. s. Gladney, Hamburg; r
A. Pugh, Portland; J. F. Ray, Benton:
G. w. Lake, Ell Dorado; W. c. Garrett
Altheimer; R. H. Baylor, Parkdale
NJ. B. Garrison, Warren; Geo. Val
liant, Pine Bluff; c. T. Robinson, Pine
Pluff; Abe Rosenberg. Pine Bluff; A
F. Dreyfus, Pine Bluff; Sam Fies, Pine
Bluff; G. s. Dickinson, Kingsland; F
M. Bordeaux. Monticello; J. M. Hud
son, Pine Bluff; A. B. Grace. Pine
Bluff; w. L. Dewoody. Pine Bluff; M
c. Cross Pine Bluff.
Assistant adjutant generals, witt
rank Of captain: J. F. Wright, Mon
ticello; ]. L. Hunter. Star City; M
Cook, Star City; j. M. Meroney, Stal
City; N c. benson. Warren; J. M
Bailey, Warren w. E. Lay, Ell Dora
do; P. M. Bridges, Pine Bluff.
Assistant D: injssary generals, will
"ank of captain: John S. Seabrook
Pine Bluff; John B. King, Pine Bluff
T. R. Mitchell. Pine Bluff; j. T
Thrasher, Malvern; w. H. Cooper
Malvern; N. A. Clark. Princeton; A
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04
Wonderful Remedy.

Mrs. Stubb-"It is remarkable how
many things that patent medicine ped
dler claimed his remedy would cure"
Mr.. Stubb-"Yes, he was about to
tell me it would cure a ham, and set
TOWser on him."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04

in one night, by a device Of his own.
Of the second day caught nineteen
more Fifty in one day is good
catch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04
No Danger from Comets.

No comet is likely to injure the
earth, even if it does strike it, for
Prof. Babenet has lately calculated
that the substance of which comets
are made is several million times light
er than air.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04

Miss Violet Henderson, of Ruston,
La, arrived today to visit Mrs. B. F.
Mckenzie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04
FIRST COUNT OF BALLOTS
For Queen Of the Carnival and the
Flower Parade

flower
ALL
at nd the for az is as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04
White Man Weds Negress
and the Cr0md Stones Them

couple were smuggled from the church
into the parsonage, from which they
had no sooner emerged than the hOot-
ings and jeerings OF the great crowd
were redoubled, and tho sir became
black with stones which were hurled
at the bride and bridegroom. They
escaped injury, however, and proceed
ed to the home of the ebony BRIDES
parents in Race street where the
couple will reside. Both the contract
ing parties are twenty-four years old
and We're married by Rev. A. M. Buck
icy, pastor Of the church, against
whom a popular demonstration is ex-
pected. !
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04
Circuit Court.

C. A. Butler. of Cornerstone, piead-
ed guilty to a charge OF Sabbath
breaking and was fined $25 by Judge
A. B. Grace.
A motion for a change OF venue
in the case against Bose Owens was
granted and the trial will take place
in Star City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04

Alma Dewoody NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is
Selma Rosenbaum ...............11 II
Mary Lindsay .................. 10
Clara Stephens .................1 10
Estelle Buckner
Hazel Peck ................. S
Pearl Levey ................ 3
Lillian Levine ...:.............. l
Total ..... .424
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04

Champion Rat Catcher.
Mr.. ]. J. w. Smith holds the local
record as rat catcher. He caught
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-04

Grace York SIS
Amanda Caldwell ................4 40
Minnie Chestnut .................3 ..3S
Artie Dreyfus 81
Jean James ................. .35
Josie Dreyfus ..35
Lille Byrd ...........28 28
Emma White ......... rs
Clara Frank .................. ~
Nina Smart ................2O 20
Francis Jordan .19
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-17

United States navy will have change its standing of eff cncy which had it's beginning the first few purchased vessels antedatng the of the Revolution. It simply matter of dollars and cents.
 As have the largest population of nation the world cosmopolitan character from which draw officers and and the greatest wealth with which pay b internal wealth not only to build vessels but the ability to main
 them the longer than other nation the globe