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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04

FACTORIES
ARE
NEEDED.

Bluf-six banks trust
comprehensive the two trust companies
owned and operated white people by
Now the Graphic wish
being in the least antagonistic to banks They are a
heahfu sign of prosperity They absolutely
to the financial welfare the
OF any city Business could not without them But
what the Graphic desires to impress upon the
to invest is that enough banks and
trust companies to handle all the business the city
soon as the national bank and the company
are launched There may be enough for than
six banks and two loan and trust companies
Pine Bluff but the Graphic the capital
stock of the two is that if there
is idle capital and there is, can be
invested equally profitable and be worth
much more to Pine Bluff While banks are necessary
to the business interests city, also true that
there other things which make business prosper
The Graphic believes the better interests of
the city future investments made in manufacture
ing and other enterprises, which sadly lacking
Pine Bluff and which would do increase it's growth
and prosperity than bankssuch enterprises as
necessary to the building of great city and which would
yield dividends large stocks The Graph.
c would not word any capitalist from in
vesting in the national bank proposed trust
company for believes stock in either will pay hand
some dividends but only wishes belev
to handle all business believes that whenever one
line of business is sui c',niy we'll cared
demands should not e Crther arged upon by simply
increasing competition bat capital go out into other
Channels equally rmunerave develop them to that
extent which the banking business has been developed
Every interest of the city after Pine Bluff
IS to become one of the great cities of the south
Wnat Pine Bluff needs today manufa curing enter
prses-hose that would work the products
cotton corn, tomatoes fruits berries etc There never
time when nahy rich men of the north and east
lave visited Pine Bh and jefferson county with view to
investing than present Many these men can be in
dlced to make large hysments here if the local people
will cnly their faith in city by Icing willing to
invest in of the Industries often that
capitalists visit city unsolicited they visiting Pine
Bl at while the. are not blind to the many
dus'1es still there other cities with advantages just
good as those possessed by Pine addition to
thei: advantages they offer Inducements
Undue emens we'll advantages catches the big fac
tories whcich make big critics Let some of Pine Bluffs
vppifa be invested in factories join hands with
the northern and eastern capitalists looking this
way and Pine Bluff Will take life be
come TIE great distributing of the southwest
else is smokestacks smokestacks to make
important city.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04
A Reformation.

1t is something altogether lovely the
in presenting solid front the gold sandard
even though it is Philippines-Boston Herald
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04

The real estate transfers show that Pine Bluff
erson county real estate the increase in value an
other evidence of prosperity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04

1t is reported that the Red Men
will rent the quarters now occupied
by Prof. James business college, cor
ner Fourth avenue and Pine street,
and convert it into a Red Mems home
and up-to-date lodge room.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04
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ADVERTISE YOUR WANTS.

AOVEH ISE YOUH WANTS.
RATES-If cash accompanies the
order. the price will be 25 ceuts per
week for three lines. counting SIX
words to the line. II charged. will be
charged at the rate of cents per lire
each insertion. No cheap ads taken
for less than a week, nor will we re-
ceive want Ad" over tho telephone
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04

ONE of our clients desires to sell
a pair of diamond ear rings. Can be
seen at our Office. Leitner and We'll,
1913 West Barraque street. 1O6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04
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FRATERNAL NOTES.

A. B. Smith, chief of records for Ne
ponset tribe, No. 19, |. o. R. NJ, was
in Little Rock Monday to see the great
sachem in regard to establishing a
new tribe of Red Men here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04

WANTED-Manager for new branch
of our business here in Pine Bluff.
Write promptly, with references. The
Morris Wholesale House, Cincinnati.
Ohio. 1903
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04

WANTED-Two or three furnished
rooms for light house keeping, or to
rent part of cottage with good family.
Rox No. 1e4a, city. - 1oz,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04

LARGE Furnished room for rent.
Apply to Mrs. j. P. Collier, corner
walnut and Sixth. 1O7
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04

The senate has passed the bill introduced the first
day of this congress by Representative Mann Chicago
providing for the Improvement and the Confederate
mound in Oakwoods cemetery The plan conempates the
temporary removal of the erected by exConfeder
ates that the ground surrounding it, which
low filled up in the shape of a mound improved
in correspond with the the cemetery
after which the monument will be reereced To carry
the provisions of the $4,000 appropriated an
nual appropriation $3.50 provided
mound
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04

ing that could be reached to bring the de-
bate to end when majority of the mind Senator
Hale suggested Lodge that he might day find him
self in position where to invoke such proposition would
cause him distress. that situation has come.
This fight recalls the great struggle III the ffyfrSt
when Senators Quay and Lodge opposing
sides they today The force bill which being
pushed by Senator Lodge under consideration aHd the
senator very anxious to get a vote. Senator Quay
with Senator Stewart Senator Jones, Teller
and Senator Cameron, opposing bill and aiding
the Democratic side conduct what be
full fbuster against t. Every Democrat in the senate
day who there in the fftyirs party
the fDuster then and all complaining of being
the victims of fliblser by minority of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04

MRS. BEATRICE JACKSON, from
Paris, teacher of dancing a specially;
Bailey Hall every afternoon from 2
to O'Clock; public reception every
Friday night from to 12; Saturday
ch,ldren's day. Terms reasonable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04

WANTED-To buy solitaire dia-
mond, about one carat; nav cash
Address @, this office. 1Oa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04

WANTED-Two lady canyassers;
light and agreeable work. Apply at
D. /. Mills and company's drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04

ANY person who will distribute
samples for SO only should address
Standard" Wells, Chicago. No can.
Fassing 1O3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04

WANTED-To rent a five or sir
room house, centrally located. Al.
dress H., care Graphic, 10s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04

ROOMS for rent. with or without
hoard. Apply 33S Walnut street. 1O7
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-04

FIlIBUSTERlNG Some senators occupying ano-
IN malous positions in connection with the
CONGRESS statehood fight Senators are found
playing roles and pursuing
tics which they have bitterly denounced many
ions in the past For instance known that Sena
tors Adrch Lodge and Pla of Connecticut opposing
the omnibus statehood bin and willing it shall
come to vote Senator'S the other the questions
arc pointing to the factthat Pla Lodge and Aid
rich have been among the believers in the
principle OF coture for closing reaching vote
when majority of the desires to do So In the
last session Senator Lodge who charge the Phil
lppine government and tariff bills being debat
ed at length by the Democrats, impatient to reach
vote and often expressed himself to Senator Hale wish
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19

trembling with tho exquisite thrill
that was in her nerves. re sank into
a soft slumbcr and dreamed that II
was Pauline who thus sOothed away
bis pain.
Slowly tho hours OF the night drew
bv. Madame Souvestrc never left
the bedside OF the sleeping man save
70 walk the door IN tho soft lamplight
or 20 stand a moment before the glass
and smile spprovingly at her own
face.
II was q while before dawn when
she clasped her hands and bent over
Fairfax 20 hear what he was saying in
bis dream.
Sweet and beautiful" he muir
INJURED low, ''you arc so good, so pure,
80 true, so kiud"
She pressed one hand upon her
heart.
ooh. love? You have taken away
all my paint" he rambled on.
She started back, faltered. blushed
turned pale. then stood looking dowr
upon his strong yet somewhat wasted
face with = gaze of tendercst, sweetes
import. The next moment she stoope'
and would have kissed him-nay, he
lips did touch his, just "a an awiu
roar of cannon shook the air.
He opened his eyes and smiled a
one coming slowly out OF a deliciou
experience.
Then the guns roared again.
Whats that?" he cried, trying &
SIT up.
She gently pushed him back on Ia
pillow, and said:
They are killing those Englis
down there. BE calm. We shall he's
! good news this very day. Sos
now. don't try 10 get up, please;
D will hurs you"
. Aud then the din Of battle was ib
10 q thunderstorm with wind and hal
ana. looking ont Of the windo'
e Madame Souvestre saw the gray
daylight.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19
Pch...rs look Pn.se..lon.

Sioux Falls. 5. n. Special.-Vailey
Springs. was Saturday morning the
scene OF the operations Of a regular
Jesse james band Of robbers. Resi-
dents OF the town were a7opsed by a
number OF explosions. and when they
appeared on the street TO ascertain the
cause. discovered that the town was
rickeSed By seven OF eight armed men.
who drove them from the streets. The
bank was the object OF the desperadoes
who blew open the safe and secured
between s., 900 and 10000.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19

Norfolk Special THE explosion ~ A
barrel 90 alcohol on the superstTucure
deck of che cruiser Olympia in dry
dock at the Norfolk navy yard. Satur-
day nieht killed two men. severely i'm
iured several others. and seq fire CD
the ship. The master-at-arms OF the
vessel b. missing The dead. Corporal
Yerkes. United States marine corps,
white seaman. unknown The damage
by ere was confined to the deck of the
vessel and embraced only the canvas
awnings and their fixtures. The decks,
however. were slightly injured
Immediately arter the explosion fire
quarters were sounded and the crew,
navy yard FIRE department and de-
tachment of marines under Capt
Bools soon Quclled what looked Ike
a very dangerous blaze. The eXplos-
ion was. according 90 reports from eve
witnesses. the direct result ~ the
theft OF barrel % grain alcohol. con-
tanning SIS gallons. by a party ~ sale
0rs. This barrel was. 10 is said taken
from one OF the st0rehouses OF the
yard and removed 90 the deck near ths
4 Olympia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19
SWEPT BY CYCLONE
Florida Towns Catch the Force OF
West India Gales
HIGH SPEED GALES STRIKE EARI
The Annual Gulf Storm Strikes the
Souts Cost OF Florida and Heavy
Damages Result

Jacksonville. Fla. Special Begin /
ming Friday morning on the east coast. .
and SATURDAY morning on the west.
and lasting "A hours az each. south
Fl.orita hes been swept by the strong
est cyclone ever known In the history
OF that part of the state The wires
went down az the beginning. and rail-
road service was delayed. on that a.
count no details reached this place UNI
ui sunday Even now they are not full
Tor many places that we're In the CEN
ter OF the path 30 the storm have not
set been beard from. az the wires IN
the storm-swept district are not yet
working AZ Miami the ~lnd attained
a velocity % 50 miles per hour. The
car shed 90 the East Coast Railroad
vas lifted from lts foundations clear OF
the cars that were under IL and de-
moished. not even scratching tno cars
The tin roofing % the Belcher block
was torn or and blown across The
street. completely demoishing The
f-ont 90 the building on that side.
Great damage vas done 90 plate glass
/ windows Large trees were uprooted
and several small houses were blown
I down. but no one was hurt. Several
small boats were sunk In the bay Pas
sengers on the East Coast train which
arrived TN the city Sunday night To-
ported many wrecks along the shore
between Miami and Hobes sound
Among them is one three-masted and
one four-masted schooner and several
smaller vessels. None of their Nance
b. known One 90 the Standard %.
Companys large steamers with Nv
/ barges. Is beachei near Boyn,on To
crew % afteen men were saved Bod
ics ~ two unknown white mon ir.ite
g ora the beach near Boyuton
q The storm dil not extend as On
z south as Key West and iil 900 lamag
70 a. Pay north as So. Augustine Tree
ana small houses we're blown down
a Cutler AZ stuart l5 acres of pireal
ID nie sheds were blown down as we
D. o. tae saw Min ANA sheds across OH
% river ana the building occupied hy OBJ
F, postcrace 40 wa Wa THE ra0ir
d yacht $50. -3 was holWn up into Oh
- woods where shc u1N Nes hieh ar
dry Tho residence ot Capt Mos,
was blown from its foundations
Stuart 40 Jupiter the wind blew
miles per hour. with Che ra.n t1lr
Isl Zoo torrents
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19

After a hard fight by the friends OF
good roads ia Chicago. the Aldermen
az tnat town have passed wide-tire
ordinance. which will apply 20 al
wagons used In that city Hereafter.
wagons with four wheels carrying
load OF 1000 pounds must have tires
one inch wide. those carryiag 800
hounds must have tires one and one
half inches wide: 4OO0 pounds. two
inches. 5000 poCnds two and one-haf
inches: GOO pounds. three inches. and
so on. ia similar ratio. including wag-
ons or 10000 pounds burden. the width
OF whose tires must be eight inches
The tires OF twO-wheeled vehicles must
be twice as wide as those specified so<
four whceiers. al the respective
weights. The fine for violating the
provisions OF the ordinance may be
from $40 % $50.
Through the passage OF this measure
the good roads advocates feel that they
have scored a notable triumph Mar
row tires. they maintain. have done
more than anything else 20 undo the
good work in road building already
accomplished. and they hope 20 sse
The time when only brOad-wheeied
vehicles viii De used throughout the
country. IL has required years OF In
dustrious EFFORT 70 secure the Chicago
ordinance
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19

Tn mo state m thc Union = there
greater enthusiasm amon- she people
for building good roads than BOZ Fhrrita.
aud Ina no State has molp legislation
favorable Co road Improvement been
enacted during the pest year The Leg
lslafurc which recently adjourned eu-
acted several general road laws. Their
general purport can De- gathered from
the following brief statement ny sem
ator 4. IS Mann. who i~ state organizer
for the Florida Good Roads Associa-
ton
The general public az nrst glance
viii not be prepared lo grasp the inl-
purtancc Of the pres enl good rcads
laws The act giving the Internal im-
provemcut fund to Fo,d rosa aloue "a
It's entirety ia lands aud money be-
oucaths Co the cause net less than Slo.-
OO0OpO or St5O0ooO. In Florida.
/ where material b abundant and cheap.
with little or no expensive cuts or hls
20 make. aud sand as a found-ten M
I surfing perfect drainage for roadue-i az
/ immense amount 90 work Cau De- done
ON this fund alone. uf. couple with
I this the convict money. one-halt ~
which goes into the general revenus
fund or eac.. county. and may 70
used on the roads the County Com
mlssIoners so wish. ana the levy OF q
three mlu tax on all values for same
purpose. ard ali VIII see that che power
ro make good roads has been s!vei
without stint"
Another act of the highest import
nuce sets aside for purposes % road i'm
. provement the Indian war claims. th
payment ~ which has been authorized
. hy Congress. From this alone Oh
, state VIII realize Oye- hall a miil'oi
dollars.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19

Norfolk. Special Mcssrs. Beverly
F. Crump and Henry Fairfax. of the
Virginia State Corporation Commls-
sion. arrived here on an Inspection
tour of the Southern railway. accom-
panied by Col a r. Andrews, hrst
vice president. Alfred T. Thorn of
Norfolk. division counsel, J. 5. =.
Thompson general agent at Atlanta
j. H. Drake. assistant general freight
agent. r. T. Lamb. general agent at
Norfolk. and RI. A. Williams. division
superintendent. The party divided
here. Colonel Andrews went 20 New
York and members Of the cimmission,
Mr.. Thorn and Dir. Thompson. left for
Washington. where the commission
viii inspect the Washington division
OF the Southern. and tnen go 70 Bal
tire0rC
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19

Soaa. by Cahlc-Nith the arrival OF
new and sensational reports OF the
wholesale massacrcs % Christians i'm
Macedonia The situation here is hourly
becoming more alarming II the latest
messages. which state that $4,000 Bui-
garians have been slaughtered In the
districts OF OkriGa and Lcren. shall be
confirmed. no doubt exists that the
government Will Dee forced 20 order tne
mobilization OF the army Immediately.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19
NY Girl a Suicide.

Elchmond. Specialists Hattie
Underwood. a pretty girl Of l6 years,
committed suicide At hsr father 5
home. near Adams Grove. IN South
anp-oa county. b. sending a ballet
crashing through her brain. she
fred the shot II the presence Of her
sisters and other members OF the
family and expired in a few minutes
Kiss Underwood had just recovered
from IN attack OF fever and the
family had not noticed that her mind
as effected.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19


This bc.n- The first work o; The kind
done la the state. is completion was
celebrated BY the hoid.IS q a good
roads Convention. There was good
ATTENDANCE 90 representative citizens
from an parts % fhe state. sddresses
were delivered by q number % p-om--
ucnt men. and g "a believed that sub
stantlai progress toward general I'M
p-ovcmcnt % che highways has BEEN
made Perhaps thr most significant
feature of the conventions work was
the unanimity and enthusiasm with
which Ia endorsed both state and Ma
ronai ald.
The Washington Post in leading
editorial condemns both National and
state alb as patcrnlllstlc. IL says that
--rhe duty of road building attaches
SOLELY CD the communities immediately
concerned" This Isl a narrow view
The same view applied Co educntios
would make the local communities pay
eli the expenses of the schools ye'.
state ALL 90 education is the rule. not
che exception. n the Posts conleut'on
is right. the local community should -
rcquirc,I 90 establish Us own postofncr.
riers. In fact. uearly everything The
state ana National governments are
doing Tor the people would be- con-
demned as paternnllsm viewed fro0
the same standpoint
s But the Posts ideas are not ST 80
d absurd as the one quoted aiove. In
b. the same issue 10 has the following Ia
, say concerning convict labor
"In tie building ot good roids Ties
=, Ire solution OF the convict problem.
. The convlcts We have always with us.
VI The crop ls constant as 10 is abundant
Why NOT use them to construct cndur.
B. Ing turnplkcs. instead az coopn- them
ia up in prison shop. or leasing them on
"a 20 private spectators in human hesi
e ana hloode Ia fhe one ease We pu
criminals in competition With homes
Tabor. On thc other we traffic ln sran
|dal cruelty ana decentralization. Wen
the allc-hodlcd convict throughout th
country employed upon tne puNu
" roads AZ VIZ su--est. We Should haN
1t within teu years a- excellent highway
n CO.. chose 90 Fra~ce. Germany EGG En-
ae nnl. Moreover Be- would he "a ir-it
or matte employment thlt wnnld opfrai
injury 10 uonc aul btneht fo sl.'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19

rur v1aur nrronr TIT rArrLr.


tt was dark, foggy, dreary at Chal- T
motto about che FIRST hour ON tue F.
eighth day OF january. 1919. end the
lttle army OF the Americans lay in
silence behind the oozy breastworks
last completed Most Of the tired
soldiers were asleep. their clothes all
wet and muddy aud their hands blis-
tered by the friction of pick-helve,
shovel -ssave and spadc-hi.t. For
whole day and nights ON haif-rations.
and almost without sleep. they have
dolved in the bitches and on the EN-
bankmcats Now they lay n their
arms. A few sentin-is wal 20 and
fro with slow, weary tread. General
Jackson AID his staff were asleep IN q
f plantation house not far Ina the rear o.
the line.
Mr.. Vernon was, by his own re-
quest. officer Of the night and all
alone made the rounds. again aud
again. OF the different commands m
the little army, from tho river 10 the
swamp. he preferred this activity 20
any attempt 90 sleep. The terrible
weight upon his heart and mind was
only less crushing when he could find
some exacting duty, the performance
OF which would force him 90 crowd
. the moments demands to the front OF
: his thoughts.
A few hours more, and the battle
3 would come and be over with. How
would IL end? In the intense selfish
/ ness of love-the deepest love of hus
r band and father-ne was thinking
only of the result 10 his dear ones Il
e the case Of victory or defeat. Bat be
ID hind the awful sense OF danger Q
q them from their captivity 20 an arm
e whose brutality was at the tim
n known the world over, there lay
q vast. formless, vet certain aud distan
cloud OF calamity creeping closer an
Y closer TO their lives from out of hi
r; past.
q 1t was while he wa1 standing nea
L the river, at the west end OF the breas
Of works, where battery of two gun
10 had been planted, thata hand touche
his shoulder, and he turned 70 fax
!. old Burns.
b. 1t was as if the tall. wasted for
had arisen ont Of the ground. NJ
n Vernon did not as hrst ree0gni.
- him, but when he spoke, the vol
was unmlstakable.
De There is no use trying % resi-
ot the force yonder," said the preache
I'd ''They are five TO your one. They W
" overwhelm you il the morning.
bis have been there; 1 know what l say
eft they are a thousand 70 one
he qrowled Mr.. Vernon. "we will WI
to- them.
IA You cannot; they will pour rig
over these works"
,ax They will never cross that ditch
81 tell you" said Burns with
nd hemence, there must be ten the
it'll sand Of them, all in columns, rea
70 move at daylight.
lob Mr.. Vernon thrust his face close
'he that OF the preacher and said:
.tlv ''How do you know2"
ms ''Did I not say that was the
but Il IS not an hour since / stood Wit
ire their lines and saw Whist / b.
ned spoken OF, was the prompt answ
Then come with me TO Gene
his Jackson; he must see you and sp
her wish you. Come ONT
lie clutehed Burns's arm and
Won hiin toward the house where the s
eral was sleeping.
,rbt when they had gone little
Burns stopped suddenly, as If 81
male thought had demanded Instant {
snos sideration, or rs Il he had on the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19

Mayor Seth Low. OF New York city
vas Endorsed for denomination BY the
fCsionists last night.
JOAN n. Clarke. Democratic nominee
for United states Senator. made an aG-
dress at Akron. Ohio. advocating re-
duction OF the tarir
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19

Houston. Tex. Specialize probate
court % Harris County. has approved
a Zee OF 500 600 FOR Baker. Bot Baker
a. LOsetts for legal services rendered
the estate OF W NJ Rice. who vas
murdered ia New York three years ago.
This IS the largest Zee ever allowed in
Texas a a single case.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19

Two C0ney Island life guards. Ed
ward Fuller and Phillip Fay last week
swan the distance between tho Bat
terry sea wall and the beach front at
Couey Island a feat which has not
been attempted in more than ten years
The men finished close Fuller winning
bv SIX yards. after swimming with the
tide i've hours and atty minutes. IL VAS
the frst completed race over the course
since Johnson the famous English
swimmer and wrestler made the dis
lance in six hours and FIVE minutes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19

The Boston Pilot says there are IL
OO0. 900 Catholics In the united StafeA