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THE WEDDING GUESTS.
Some OF the 700 Who We're Bidden to the
Seasons SWEETEST Wedding.

seasons SNeutSt Vtuulnk'
Among the 200 guests who were invited
to the church and to the wedding reception
we're these besides the bridal party and
the relatives:
Bishop Doane. Miss Angelica L. Gerry
Miss Mabel Gerry. Robert Livingston Gerry.
Peter u. Gerry. Mrs. Astor, Col. and Mrs.
John Jacob Astor. Col. and Mrs, George
Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. Miss
Jean Reid, Miss Alice Roosevelt Ogden Mills
Reid, Sir Percy sanderson, MIR. and Mrs.
ii X, Vanderbilt. William G. Whitney, Miss
rroeker. Mr.. and Mrs j, ,Pierpont Morgan.
Miss Anne I. Morgan. Miss Florence NJ.
oan M s Mnsu!n Miss hHf?%H hGads % Mr. a4d MGs
Mhitehouss, N IIiiispenaTd stewart, Baron and
nore htnSHesMi Mr.. 's'ie and Mrs " PERSON Hamton.
MIR and Mrs Herbert l.. ,Satterlee. Mrs Clar-
mr. pe I@d EiGa nisr N!
Mrs burke Roche Mir and Mrs oliver II. p.
Gapt and MTs Mrs PHILIP dydg Ernest Isel,1.
s Bsoq Y R & m Msd and Ms M aed Psts4 N1s
Msy and Mrs sd9eK wptGroT ,h the
Anna Anna sands. MIR. and Mrs; /, Townsend Bur
Ss hs Mssfs Miss ass Ss hrs
Bentlnck, Robert l., Cutting. James dc Wolfe
Cutting. Mr.. and Mrs: Harry s. Lehr, Mr..
and Mrs. George G. Haven. MIR. and Mrs.
George b. De Forest. Mrs. Sallie Hargous
Elliot. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney j, Smith. Miss
Nir and Mrs John r. Drexel MIR. and Mrs.
Edmund l.. Baylcs, Mr.. and Mrs; Stuyvesat
Fish, Miss Marion Fish, Francis Riggs James
, II. Hyde, James I Woodward. Mr.. AND Mrs
j. Norman de Il. Whitchouse, Mrs. William
Payne Thompson, Miss. Alice Blight, Mr; and
Mrs Edward { Post, MIR, and Mrs. Morti-
mer Brooks Mrs. Adair. Mr. and Mrs. William
g, Rockefeller, Mr.. and Mrs Percy & A. hofke.
! Mills, Miss Helen Roosevelt, Miss Alice Roose-
welt. Miss May Yam Alien, Miss Natici Riyes.
Hon, ESiyn Fit2 Gerald Miss Ivy Gordon
. l.nuuoN,
MIR and Mrs J. Ellis Hoffman. DR., and Mrs.
Ernest NJ. Stircs, Frank l.; Polk MIR. and Mrs
Moses TAYLOR. Mrs. Johnston. Samuel r.
BaTg.r. Miss Edna DarC'r, Mr.. and Mrs
, Mmthrop Rmthorf+rd, the Misses Morton.
Miss Helen Post. daughter Of Lady Barry.
morc; James. Henry Smith h. Mir. and Mrs,
, Frederic Gallatin. MIR, and Mrs. Philip
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CrOok-LentilhOn.

Miss Minna Lentilhon. youngest daughter
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lentilhon.
was married to Montgomery Porter Crook
yesterday afternoon in Trinity Chapel by
the Rev. DR.. w. Fl. vibbert. the vicar. The
bride was given away by her brother. Eugene
Lentilhon. She wore white satin gown
trimmed with superb point lace, which had
been worn by her aunt. Countess d'Arschot on
a similar occasion.
Mrs. Samuel Pierce was matron Of honor
and there were no bridesmaids. Edward
Kurtz Crook assisted his brother as best man
Lentilhon, A. Sutherland Irving. George
s. Mittendorf. Harold Kunkel, Morris Under
hill, George Z. Cogswell and George c. Boldt.
Jr., we're ushers.
The attendance at the chapel was large.
The reception given afterysrd BY Countess
was only FOR ~ tho % relatives and friends
of the couple.
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groom. She carried a bouquet OF white
orchids and lilies OF the valley.
WHAT HE LOOKS LIKE.

WHAT HE LOOKS LIKE.
As the bridesmaids separated at tho
chancel steps to form on either side, Bishop
Doane and the Rev. DR.. Stires, followed
Hon, Reginald Ward, brother Of the Earl
vestry The young Duke, although but
27, looks older. His dark brown hair, Is
streaked with gray and the stern expression
Of his ruddy face makes him appear to be
a man of at least 35.
When those in the church got good look
at the Duke and his diminutive best man
they. noticed that history had repeated
itself. When Marlborough was married
neither he nor his best man put on his
gloves, Roxcburghe and Capt: Ward went
through the ceremony gloveless; They
like the ushers, wore black frock coats,
gray trousers and white puff ties.
As I lle bride reached the chancel steps
the Duke stepped forward and took her from
her brother. DR.. Stires read the betrothal
service and Bishop Doane the marriage SER
vice and then pronounced the benediction.
The service differed in no whit from that ~
which any American girl is married in the
Episcopal Church.
SIGNING THE REGISTER.
After the bcnediction, while the choir
was singing the anthem, Sweet Is Thy
Mercy" the clergy, the, bride and BRIDE
groom, the Dowager Duchess Of Roxburghe,
Mrs. Goelet, Lady Isabel Innes- ker and Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., who had sat
through the service with the Dowager
Duchess, went into the vestry, where, ac-
cording to the English custom, the church
register was signed.
The Duke signed. Henry John, Duke OF
Roxburghe" The bride signed her full
maiden name, and the Dowager Duchess
Annie Roxburghe." The other signers
were Mrs. Goelet, Robert Goelet and Capt.
Ward
The recessional hymn ITO Thee, o
Father" composed by Mr.. Ma cfarlane,
was sung as the party returned to the
chancel from the vestry Then. as the
Duke and Duchess of RoSburghe came
down the chancel steps, the organ .peaied
forth Mendelssohn's Wedding March.
SHE ALL SMILES, HE GRAVE.
1t seemed, as she walked up the aisle
on the arm OF her husband that the young
Duchess, her veil thrown back, was trying
her best to keep the smiles from her face.
She looked neither to the right nor the left,
and neither did the Duke. The first time
that his stern features relaxed was when
the sexton handed him his hat at the
door. Then he bowed and smiled
pleasantly It was Roxburghe's bene-
diction upon the sexton.
Bridal party and guests made their way
as best they could through the crowd to
their carriages and drove to Mrs. Goelet's
residence, at Forty-ninth street and Fifth
avenue
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Schuyler, Mr. and Mrs Goelet Gallatin.
eiiyeT eh; aHq i.sin. ah Miss Fanny 1sen Miss Nora
M.s sisl,n opse fssos Scott Ms. Edth eiapp Srs
Uambrill. Miss Edith Colford. Mr. and Mr..
Hermann Oelrichs. G. de l.. Oelrichs. Philip
Harry r Eldridse, Col. and Mrs. George
r. Dyer. Miss Natalie Wells, Austin Gray.
eorsa @s% seost @rs Harold srosh
White, Louis l.. White. Miss Fanshawe.
Lewis Cass I.edyard, IT.. Miss Katherine
and Mrs. Hamilton Fish Webster. MIR and
Mrs. Pembr9ke Jones. Arthur ri LlseiIn. Iss. Alex.
Sands. Grand d'Hauteviile. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Mortimer. Mr.. and Mrs, Francis X.
Pendleton, Mr., and Mrs. Jonathan Ogden.
Chauncey NJ. Depew. Mrs. II Mckay Twom-
bly,, the Misses Twombly. MIR and. Mrs
William Douglas Sloane.
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THE DUKE AND HIS ANCESTRY.
They We're Border Chieftains Who Knew
the ways OF War.

Sir Henry John Innes-Ker was born on
july rs, 1879, and Is the eighth Duke Of
Roxburghe. He succeeded to the title on
the death Of his father in 1892. His other
titles are Marques of Bowmont and Gees
Viscount Broxmouth, Baron Roxburghe
and Baron Ker Of Cessford and Cavertoun,
in Scotland; Earl Innes in the United King
dom and he is Baronet Of Nova Scotia.
He sits in the British House of Lords as Earl
Innes. He saw active military service as
Lieutenant Of the Argyll and Sutherland
Highlanders in the South African war, and
he is an aide-de-camp to the Prince Of
Wales.
The Dukes family Is one Of the oldest and
the most distinguished in Scotland. In
Queen Victoria's reign, the Dukes mother
Lady Anne Emily Spencer Churchill. was
an Extra Lady Of the Bedchamber and
Mistress Of the Robes. She Is an aunt OF the
present Duke Of Marlborough, who also
came here for his wife.
The family has undergone many vicis-
situdes, especially In the time Of the bor-
der warfare in England. The early ances-
tors Of the Duke we're border chieftains
who gradually attained to the peerage,
Robert Ker Of Cessford being created Lord
raised to the dignity Of an earldom. A
long standing contention for supremacy
took place between the Kers Of Ceesford,
now represented by the Dukes family, and
the Kerrs Of Ferniehurst, which resulted
in frequent bloodshed, until in 1890 Robert
Ker OF Cessford slew William Kerr OF An
crum, the head Of the rival house.
John, the third Duke, was well known in
the literary world OF his time, and his name
is oommemorated to this day In the Rox-
burghe Club. The title and the estates,
after the third Dukes death. were the sub
ject of famous lawsuit which occupied the
Scottish Supreme Court and the House OF
Lords for several years. but which was
finally decided in favor Of the present Dukes
great-great- grandfather.
The present Dukes gallantry in the
South African war did not earn for him
mention in the official dispatches, but he
was complimented most highly by the
men under him, especially in one instance
when he turned back under fire to save
one Of his troopers. The Duke accom-
panied the Prince and Princess Of Wales,
when as Duke and Duchess Of York, they
made a tour Of the empire. and he took a
conspicuous part at the coronation Of King
Edward. The ducal estates are Floors
Castle, Kelso, Roxburghe, and Broxmouth
Park, Dunbar. Haddingtonshire.
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CITY COLLEGE BOY RUNS AWAY.
Herbert Marks, who'd Been Suffering From
Nervousness, Leaves Home.

Henry and Louis Marks Of 2s4 East Sixty
eighth street went to Police Headquarters
last night and reported the disappearance
OF their brother, Herbert, who is Is years
old and has been student at the New York
City College.
He has been suffering from nervousness
lately and a week ago at the persuasion of
the other members Of his family stayed
away from college,
lie young nieJI resumed his studies on
Monday and attended the morning session
yesterday, Ic urning to his homo u. noon
and leaving shortly aft erward. Late in the
afternoon Il was found thst he had taken q
grip and some clothing with him, On n
table ia his room " as moi ic which explained
In rambling manner that nc was eong
away and that he hoI I'd he Was not doing
wrong. With the note we're several pawn.
tickets for his watch and other Ierso nal
effects. and the family learned lat er in the
day that he had drawn small amount of
money from a bank;
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Legs-Welsh.

Miss Lillian Welsh and H. Bertram Legs
were married yesterday afternoon. In st.
Bartholomew Church. by the rector, the
Rev. DR.. David II. Greer. The bride was
given away by her father. s. Charles Welsh.
Miss Mabel Elizabeth Welsh was the maid of
honor and the Misses Ethel Peck, Grace
Ballard. Alice Beebe and Alice Douglass Of
Cincinnati, were bridesmaids; There was a
sister Of the bride. The ushers were s.
Charles, Welsh, Jr. !Georse ". Welsh. s.
LYMAN Rhoades. Jr., and Hugh s. Jarvis
George Albert Legg was the best man. A
small reception was given by Mr.. and Mrs
Welsh. at their home. 81 West Elshty-first
street
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Binsse-Thebaud.

Elizabeth Hewlett Thebaud. widow Of
Edward Thebaud. was married yesterday
to Henry B. Binsse at the Church OF st. Vim
cent de Paul. in West Twenty-third street.
The ceremony was performed by the Very
Rev Thtophile Wucher.
The engagement was announced about the
middle OF September. Mr.. Thebaud. who
died about three years ago. was the head
OF the late Paul Thebaud.. Mrs. Binsse is a
daughter OF the late Townsend Scudder.
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LENAHAN EXONERATED.
Coroner's Jury Holds That He Shot Car
penter in 6elf.Defenoe.

The Coroner's jury which investigated
the case Of Edward n. Carpenter. who was
shot and killed by gambler known as
Thomas Lenahan and as Doc Naylor In
the Rossmore Hotel found verdict ,ester-
day generating Lenahan on the ground
that he acted in self-defence.
Coroner Scholer, at the request Of the
District Attorneys office, held Lenahan in
g., 900 bail to await the action Of the Grand
July. Bail was furnished
Eyewitnesses Of the row testified that
Carpenter had abused and attacked Lena
han.
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Fsurc's Daughter weds.

Special Cabk Dsspdseh 10 THH SUM-
PARIS, Nov. l0.-Mlle. Lucie Faure,
daughter OF the late President Of France,
was married to-day to Georges Geoyan,
wen-known journalist. The Papal
Nuncio to France blessed the couple ON
behalf Of the Pope.
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Commander Peary In England.

Special Caole Dsspatch to TIKI SUN.
PORTSMOUTH. Nov. 10.-The American
naval commission under Commander Peary
inspected the establishments here to-day.
The result probably will be that the naval
barracks will be copied by the United
States,
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KAISER IMPROVES.

Morning Walk in the Open Air.
Special Gable Dsspalch to THE SUN.
BERLIN, Nov. 1o.-The physicians attend
ing the German Emperor issued this morn
ing the following bulletin regarding tho
condition Of his Majesty. who on Saturday
underwent an operation for the removal OF
polypus from the larynx.
SLOW improvement in the appearance
OF the left vocal cord continues. The EN-
peror will resume his customary morning
walk In the open air"
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swedish Award Against venezuela.

Special Gable Despoteh to TIE SUN.
CARAcAs, Nov. l0.-The Swedish mixed
tribunal has awarded claims against Vene-
zuela amounting to l75,e7s bolivars. Tho
total amount OF the claims presented was
s6s O6O boliyare
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CELEBRATE DUKES WEDDING.
Towns In Scotland Decorated in Honor or
the Event.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
LONDON. Nov. 1o.-There was much re-
joicing in East Lothian to-day over the
wedding Of the Duke Of Roxburghe to Miss
May Goelet at New York. Dunbar, Brox-
mouth and Kelso were decorated in honor
OF the occasion and the town bells ring
out merrily. A cake and wine breakfast
was held in Dunbar town in the morning,
during which congratulations were cabled
to the Duke.
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Take Laxative Bromo Oulnlnc Tablets, All drug
CiSts rctuDd the money " IL fails to cure. L. "
Groves signature Is on each box ?5c.-Adr
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that the first of the guests arrived in the
church, They were early enough to get
good look at the decorations. The seating
capacity of st. Thomas's is about 1000.
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Southwest Corner Twentieth Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18

baton Rouge made it draw game
sunday. each side scoring only enc
run. Sentell, Monroe's fast shortstop.
was in the box and pitched a wonder
ful game, letting the pennant leaders
down without hit. 1t would have
been shutout for Pender except for
an error by Zehner at short. The fol
loving Is the score by innings:
Monroe .......1 0 o Q 0 Q 0 0-1
Baton Rouge 80 0 o 0 0 @ O-l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18
.A,.
y BASEBALL NEWS.
\ ..++ + + IT. + T + + + =

yesterdays game between Green
pine Bluff was sad disap'
,,,ont to the local fans. Pine Blue
,a good clean ball. yet the Smith
p location got into the harness IN the
4' sth inning and scored five times.
-, voc the blow that almost kill
Ntber" Pine Bluff scored twice
on errors.
r,o new man. Allen, who seems 70
.u the game. played right, feld. He
,,ood q nice hit to extreme left field
.ho third and got t. first, stole sec
= ond third. and sAred on hit
made by Longley.
Tho game rocked alo.lg on the l,
9 fashion until the ~fAth, when
sroiraucb scored for rGeenVille, and
~ score was a tie. In the seventh
noulins made homerun on success
;or of errors. Dugan. the man releas-
i by Pine Bluff. scored in the eighth
md the score again tied. The ninth
rss succession of goose eggs en- both
kidps and the tenth wa5 neces-
ory TO prove a winner.
B1incoe pitched nice game until
/ hp tenth when he let down and three
hen got on bases at one time. Wheel
n was the first to score. When Du-
ban came to the bat. he landed clean
home run to the right fence and four
|,ns we're tailed and the score stood
TO 2 in favor of the Smithsonians.
Fbe following is the official score:
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GreenviIle Won and Lost.

Greenville. Miss. Aug. 1S.-NatcheZ
defeated Greenville Sunday in the first
game of double header by a score
of !. to 1. Greenville retaliated in the
second game by shutting out Natchez,
and scoring five runs. Walter Blake.
a local player, did some excellent work
fer the lone team on second base
Beth games were fast. and in the first
game four fast double plays were
made The following is the score of
the first game:
IGreenville :. 20 0 0 0 o II
Natchez z...1 0 0 %
The following is the score of the sec
ond game:
Greenville :. - 0 l 0 0 2 0 O-5
Natchez :. 30 0 0 0 0 0 90
Baton Rouoe l., Monroe 2.
! Monroe, La, Aug. 1S.-Monroe and
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FIRST TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
In the World Was Established IN St,
Louis in 1878

LOUIS IN 1873.
The fist telephone exchange IN
tie world "as opened in St Leus
May /. 1873, under the manaeoment
of George f. Durant 1t had fifteen
subscribers and one operator.
The same company now has 14.600
subscribers. The operating room OF
tie main exchange requires sixty-four
operators and has g capacity for max.
ing 1861 200 different connections
Three of the original employees are
still in the service Of the company
IN starting the enterprise Nj. Du,-
ant had great difficulty in inducing
business men to take an interest IN a
system of communication which has
since spread over the earth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18
Baton Rouge 3. Natchez

Natchez. Aug. 1a.-Baton Rouge
pounded Nelruelle fer sixteen hits
yesterday. but with all these they
lad to play hard to win. DOYLE was
also hit lively. Score
Natchez -..=.=.-....0 q / o 0 G q 0-1
Baton Rouge 30 o o I 0 Il q 0-3
Pattelies-V nrnuelte and zfnram;
Doyle and kaikhoff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18
NOTES ON THE GAME.

Allen, the new right fielder for the
Fcals, got two hits, but allowed more
pan two hits to fall safe in his terri
oFy He showed a bad case of stage
light.
bllncoe lost another we'll pitched
ame Browns bad luck" mantle
GEMS to have fallen on his shoulders.
hawkins showed wonderful i'm
foVement at third yesterday. He
!0epted eleven chances without an
Fr)r.
II Greenville wins today Pine Bluff
III he pushing Monroe for last place
gain
ouean, the ex-Pine Bluffian, was
'ere with the willow, both his hits
ine 1or extra bases.
Due may catch this afternoon and
w the base-stealing business.
ne nrst game in the double header
a's afternoon will be called at 2::3O
'a'Aourn and Shaffer will be in the
plnts for the locals.
Lee oaw.Sins surely played fine ball
sterday.
D''lie Smith got in couple of fine
did some dirty ball playing
'e''ay He held Paulig by laying
MS loot and Paulig proceeded to
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EeEGSe'S SiOu.

aOta. ma,nnlH," shouted little Reggie
as he rrah 70 his mother in great giee
What dD von think? | was Just over
tilate where they're putting uD the cir
cts. atnl tilay'le film" the ring all ful
of breakfast food. Smart Set.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18
la ioie Lea ds.

Lajoie of Cleveland now leads the
batters in the American league with
a percentage of .33a Kennedy OF
Pittsburg is the leadee in the Nation
al with .@65, but Hans Wagner of
the same club has played all season
and is the real leader with .349 per
centage
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18
Matth son Didn't Come.

|. j. Matthison. who was expected to
arrive this morning from Little Rock
}nd pay third base fer the locals in
is af;eTnear's games. did not come.
Manager CLAYTON met both morning
trains, hui the tlird sacker did not
show up The lineup of the team this
afternoon will remain unchanged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18
" 81 Z Needed II Most:

lIe l.naei: against something in
th2t ): ne room "Neny ni&ht When
Ts is thi"aah there in the dark. thn&
had better take out an Insurance pol
icy
She-On your life or the furniture p
YonSc1ss Statesman
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throw few spikes into Lipe's hip,
which he deserved. Paulig could have
gotten to third easily, and chance
to score came later. Lipe should be
disciplined for this, and Pine Bluff
Should have had the run, but some
now an umpire never cares to see
such things.
Allen appeared all right. He seems
TO be able to place his hits and is a
goCd batter.
blackburn played fine game yes.
terday.
The will throw Of E.ipe to first was
an awful muss."
Wheeler is fine first baseman ana
did fine ball playing yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18
SEA Coast League Proposed.

It is said that render is figuring
on getting the Monroe francnlse next
year Also that he and Smith of
Gfeenville propose organizing q sea
coast league with Savannah as head
uarl ers rs.-MOnrOe Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18
Dom estir sf,!,

CGa%- Dudley proposed 10 his wife
hy leels ttzvs4;49ata telnI4haae.
Hof}la Eoe. and since their maria ge
[ notice ttat he prefers to talk to hel
in ti.sa >stsl:. w33y.-i,:fItinoSo American
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18

/ The following is the score by in
Rilgs:
reenvlle 20 0 0 90 | 81
Pine Bluff 49,. @ 0 l 0 G 1 @ %
Three-base hits-Dugan, Relf. Home
un-Dugan. Stolen bases-Paulig,
lpe 2, Kelley. Bases on balls-Blin-
Zoe 2. Fritz I. Struck out-Blin-
zoe 3, Fritz a. Wild pitch-Blincoe.
acrifce hits-::.:1gley, Cavender.
ritz, Relf. Double play-Relf to Lipe
lme-1:45. Umpire-Kittle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18
,Fs:sa.4. nIl.Rfe ENHH.

Mrs Jat.:. My hjeh$nd's eyes in th,
morning n;s, en o' on volume to me.
Mrs. Ssys.t.G How DO You mean?
n ss js,4,g they are rea-Comfort
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18
American Association.

Milwaukee So. Louisville 1-3.
Kansas City 81. Indianapolis 3-9.
St. Paul 6. Toledo 4.
Minneapolis sill, Columbus 2-13.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18
.ssnst sis Trey DO Ashove

.szzst FHsey DO Ashore.
First aS,1e-4'tia cook has been swept
overtsxatsi sir.
Caphain-@Ian@ her. l knew she'd
iesSve without Observation-Disclosures
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18
SUNDAY GAMES.

Southern League.
Shreveport 3, Memphis 8.
Atlanta Z, Montgomery 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18

American League.
Philadelphia 3. ST. Louis 2.
Detroit 6, New York 3.
Cleveland 9. Boston 3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18
American League.

Chicago 2-3, Washington Oh.
St. Louis 6-2, Phila. elphia 81.
Detroit IL, New York s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18
National League.

New York rs, Cincinnati 40.
Brooklyn ga, st. Louis 3-3.
Boston 8, Pittsburg 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18
Southern Leagne.

~
~ Southern Leagne.
Shreveport 5, Little Rock |.
Memphis 9, New Orleans 2.
Atlanta Is, Nashville II.
Montgomery-B Birmingham, rain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18

Eastern Arkansas League.
Mariana 4, Augusta 2.
Wynne 4 Searcy l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18

Wheeler is fine first baSeman and
did fine ball playing yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18
..,CrtAp COLUMN,

FOR cheap dry lumber phone 235 Oh
227, old phone, or call on Eason
Gro Co., e. I'd. 274
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-18

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