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CATHOLIC ROYS CLCB
Opened In Harlem, Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Hand Assists.

The 81. Joseph's Catholic Boys Club
at Columbus avenue and West i27th street
was op- ned last night. Music was furnished
by the Hebrew Orphan Asylum Band and
the boys choir from ~ jose ph's. The Rev
Gerard II. HUFFMAN, pastor Of the church
prsidsd and introduced tho speaks ~,
among whom were President FoiIes Of
the Board Of Aldermen. Pr -ident Cantor
were rad from Archbishop Farley and
MAYOR Low.
The club 10 furnished with = gymnasium
rcading rooms and many thing that will
inter- ~ boys
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BABIEs BARRED At 4 REVIEW.

New Rute fufsrced when Assistant sec-
retsry sanger unspects the 9Th.
William Cary Sanger, Assistant Secretary
OF War. reviewed the Twelfth Regiment at
it's armory last night. The regiment was
in command OF Col. George r. Dyer
At evening parade. which followed the
review, Company B received the Jones
trophy and Company c the Leonard trophy,
both won at rife shooting
By order Of Col. Dyer children in arms
were not admitted. because at a previous
review several OF them cried 40 loudly
that the commands OF the Colonel could
not be heard. A number OF women who
brought babies to the armory last night
were turned away. One woman smuggled
a child In In the crowd. but IL kept quiet
and was allowed TO remain.
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JEWISH PAPER FOR INGALLS,.
supports Him for Mayor Of Csncsnnau
IN Preference 20 Fleischmaun.

CINCINNATI, March ia surprise was
sprung In the local political campaign
to-day when the American Tsrdehfe, proba-
bly, the most important Jewish paper In
the West. came out with large picture
Of NJ. y. Ingalls,, president Of the Big -Four
Railroad and candidate for Mayor on the
Citizens ticket. II gave a long account
Of his life and made severe arraignment
Of the existing government in Cincinnati
Up to to-day It was believed in Republican
circles that the American Isrdehte won'd
support Mayor Fleischmann. Hebrew
or, at least. take an independent stand
The paper has great influence among its
constituents in Cincinnati, having been
founded by the late Rabbi Isaac Wise
II is no~ managed by his son, Leo Wise.
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secr~,ssy CerseI, eu's Cn,~f Clerk.

telyou to-day announced the appoint ment
Of Warren n. Choste Of Maryland. TO be
chief clerk az The Bureau Of Corporal ions
~ the Departmen Of Commerce. Mr.
Choate Sas graduated from q sw school
In this city la isss. ard has ben for - W raj
years ss.biant chief Of . division In the
offi- of ,ls Commissioner Of Internal
RsVsnn
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wAsHIKotos. March s-Dr Thomas
Iiersn, Charge a Analr.s of ,hs United
State. ~ colonlss. no,ih~ ASKING sesre-
tAry 81 state looml to-day thu, he had
tslsxra pl,sd hls GoSefnm.n thai the
Panama Jana treaty hsd leon I.i,Ged by
tho s.nsis u wtll 10 neo~.-AIy Toe the
IolonhlAp sonkress Ca atty the treaty
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TO EXPLORE TURkESTAN.
Prof. PumpeiIy IL Gsing There for the
Carnegie Institution.

BOSTON, March 1s.-Prof. Pumpelly OF
Newport, r. l.. one Of the best-known
mining experts and biologists Of the East
has sailed for Liverpool. He u making a
trip abroad. which will require several
months, under the auspices Of the Carnegie
Institution, which will include exploration
in TurkestAn
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MINED MARRIAGE.
A Negro and White woman Go 70 wan.
ington From Raitim0re 10 We'd.

WASHINGTON. March lo.-Henry z.
Thomas. q negro. and Elixabeth l. Ludgren,
q white woman. were married 1t the par
sonase OF the First Presbyterian Church
In this city yesterday by the Rev. DR..
Mcleod. pastor OF the church. The couple
are from Baltimore. and came over to
Washington from that city in order to evade
the laws OF Maryland prohibiting mixed
marriages. Dr. Mcleod said tonight that .
regular license had been presented and he
had married them as q matter. Of course.
The laws OF the Dist net. he said. have
been changed recently, 10 that II In no longer
necessary for q minister to inquire into
the character. birth and 90 forth Of his
applicants The courts do all that before
issuing the certificate, 80 ] did not ask
many questions.
The man was q well-dressed and APP
parently well-educated fellow. and one
could scarcely tell whether he was a negro
or a white man. The bride told ms that
she was ~ years Of age and was born In
Sweden. having been In this country about
nine years. I asked her u her husband
was also q foreigner. and she replied. No
he Ia an American thsn performed the
ceremony.
The couple left for Baltimore last night.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-20
THE REvOLUrI0N IN URUGUAY.
Six Departments Are Opposed TO the
Govern ment.

WASHINGTON, March Is.-Rear Admiral
Sumner, Commander in Chief Of the South
Atlantic squadron, cabled the Navy De.
partment to-day from Monte ideoa
National party insurrection has broke,
out in Uruguay. Six departments are
opposed to the Government. NAV be-
come serious Railway and telegraphic
communication interrupted. Government
forces being sent in the interior"
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The couple VT, for Baltimore last night


WASHINGTON. March is.-The oonsoli-
dstion will he announced In . few days Of
III. Citizens National bank 81 Washington.
with q cspiial ~ esoo.ooo, and the we-,
End National Bank u Washington. with .
capital of sS10.0D, s,ockhold-r. In tho
hr.i Organization ~ili rv-osivs o1s0 sl,sre
for thlr -aook and stockhoidew Ia the
Me~i Ind hsnk ESQ . share. tho market
prev The consolidated organization Gill
the ofhnss ~ the ctiAens' National Hama
lusi Opposite the Tinted stats Treasury
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25

will. It's neglect of duty with him,
and that II kick him out of the ser
vice. I'm sorry for him. for he isn't
half bad sort" Then suddenly chang
ing the subject the soldier asked:
"How's your mother?"
Better, Jim. but she'd have died if
It hadn't been for Miss Norah Des-
mOnd. She's an angel. had to stop
work to nurse her, and the money gave
out and | got sick, and Miss Norah
gave us a nurse and doctor and did
lots else. think she savel my life,
too"
HNorah Desmond, Polly? That's the
name of the girl the lieutenant | cut
from is to marry He'll be disgraced
and the girl will suffer She saved you
nd your mother, did she, Polly? Get
~ your things quick She leaves for
''lorida | know the train The lieut.
anant II be there know that Hurry,
sirl.''
Lieutenant Robert Emmett Kava-
naugh was kissing Norah Desmond
good-by. His face was pale and axious
'I'm afraid it's all up with me, Norah, :"
he was saying, but keep up good
heart =
Just then from behind him came a
voice loud and with something of a
ring of humor in it. Sir, all are pres
ont and accounted for kaVanaugh
turned like a flash There stood Pri
vate Spencer saluting with his right
hand while his left was holding that
of pretty girl.
Spencer you're a brick said kav-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
WOMEN AND JEWELS.

Jewels. candy, flowers, man-that js
the order Of a wOmans preferences.
Jewels form magnet of mighty pow
er to the Average woman. Even tS
greatest Of all jewels health, is 'fte~
ruined in the strenuous effort 7 ua'-S
or save the mon ~ TO purchas eyr
IF a woman will isk her J. salt % ,rG
coveted gem, then lc: b1r f.,:tffy
herself against th INST. .ou. conSe.
qucnces OF cough o.ids nd bron-
chial affections ~ 'ie repufar use of
Dr. Boschee's 6 |.nap ~yrup. 1t viii
promptly ARE tl'sImption in it's
early stages aud col the affected
lungs and broD. ;.ia' ubes and drive
the dread diseas; n m the system. IL
is not a cure-aIt )ut it is certain
cure for coughs Olds and all bron-
chial troubles. Y u can get Dr. G. G.
Green's reliable emedies at j. A
Coles. Get Green Special Almanac.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25

anaugh and nothing but army training
kept him from siapping his inferior orr
the back. 'Tll use every official friend
have to get you out OF the scrape"
year later in pleasant quarters AT
Fort Grady sat Captain KavanauEE
and his wife "NGrah," he said, "FiY.s
Sergeant James Spencer has applies3
for a furlough to go to Chicago tr
get married, Shall I approve the ap.
plication
Bob, if you don't said Norah, witf4
her eyes dancing, I'll get divorce >"
Herald
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25

I train would leave for Florida. ii waS
! utterly impossible for the officer to get
his prisoner to Fort Sherman and to
return in time to say good-by to his
| tianeee.
| kavanaugh and his charge stepped
from the train into the Chicago depot.
Bob's heart was sore. Il must see her,
he said to himself. Il cant stand it
for six months" At that instant he saw
at the depot cigar stand, making a
purchase, Jack Bacon. a Chicago club
man and intimate friend. Kavanaugh
young fellow Jack, old man. glad to
see you. You have an hour or two to
spare, | know you have, don't say no,
and with this the lieutenant grabbed
his friend by the arm and motioned for
his prisoner to go on ahead, and the
three went in a half trot into the Office
of the hotel across the street. kava
naugh threw a So bill before the clerk
and ordered a room He hurried the
or into the apartment on the second
floor
Jack, said kavanaugh in a low
tone, .'aS you love me, watch this man.
must see NOrah Desmond. She's off
for Florida Take this gun, and don't
fail me- and with that First Lieuten-
ant Robert Emmett kavanaugh showed
a revolver into Jack BacOn's hand,
bolted through the door out of the hotel
and on to a trolley car. In twenty
minutes he was with Norah Desmond,
who was in the midst Of the last hour
of preparation for her Florida trip.
In twenty minutes more the doorbell
of the fiat rang violently. The maid
opened it, and in rushed Jack Bacon,
flushed and fairly beside himself
Bob he yelled. your prisoner skip
ped. He kicked open a door into the
next room and jumped on to low roof
and then into the alley. | took a pot
shot at him. but missed, and when |
got down he was clean gone
Bob Kavanaugh sank into a chair.
his face pale "Norah," he said, this
means rt-martial and dismissal for
me unless | can catch the fellow. It's
clean case OF neglect of duty, awful
neglect Of duty and old Muggs doesn't
love me any too well anyway. It's all
up, dear, if don't get him, and if I'm
kicked out OF the army l don't know
what I'll do. | cant even dig ditch,
though I'd try willing enough for you.
But this won't catch him. Pm off, but
III be at the train to say goOd-by,'
and kavanaugh was out of the door
and down the stairs four steps at
time
Over on Hastead street in room
above a store pretty, pale girl sat
sat talking to a soldier in uniform.
IFS all up, Polly he was saying. 81
hit the top sergeant He deserved it,
but was put in arrest and was to be
tried, and it means two years I Just
cut away from cit whom the officer
who had me in tow left me in care Of
The officer went to see his girl |
guess he's in love, or he wouldn't have
done such fool trick. Well, I'm in love
too, Polly dear. but I've got to get out
, of this as soon as I can get other togs
on
oh this is awful. Jim." said the
girl and you'll be deserter, too"
Il won't get any more for that than
! I'll get for the other. ] don't like
the idea any better than you do.
guess the ofticer'l get it harder than
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
T)AlcY :1aa>.> :: :. :.
l. .: .: STORY
A Close Shave for the Lieutenant
The
craphie's s

First Lieutenant Robert Emmett
Kavauaugh was pacing up and down
Michigan, holding telegram in his
hand. He had read it twenty times.
, but at every second turn in his ner-
vous walk he read it again The tele-
gram was dated Chicago, and this is
what it said: Leave Thursday for
Florida; Uncle Frank i'll. Stay in
definite. Norah Desmond"
Lieutenant Bob Emmett and Norah
Desmond We're engaged They We're
to be married as soon as a few ac-
commodation superior officers would
consent to be killed off or died in their
beds and thereby give Bob a chance
to write captain instead of lieutenant
before his name on the official papers.
The young officer had fixed the limit of
his waiting at about a year.
"Norahs going to Florida he NUT
leTeQ 10 himself. l maven seen neI
for three weeks and won't see her
for six months to come Uncle Frank
is one of the kind who never dies and
who never gets well, and NOrah II stay
down there until the old man is will
stickler for duty than Old Muggs. the
commanding officer, and that's saying
lot He won't give me a leave: I've
had too many Great Winfield Scott,
but | would like to see Norah before
she goes And Lieutenant Robert
Emmett Kavanaugh sighed.
Bob Kavanaugh couldn't keep any
thing to himself and in five minutes
he was telling his woes to Captain
Percy LANYARD, Of the artillery corps.
Brace up, kavanaugh." said Lanyard:
Mugs is going to send a general pris-
oner through Chicago to Fort Sherman
to stand trial. He was going to send
sergeant in charge. 1t isn't very
pleasant duty. but if you'll volunteer
think Muggs will send you. and you
can stop off on yor way back from
Sherman-it is only few miles from
Chicago-and see your blue-eyed Norah
before she gets on the Florida limited" :"
Kavanaugh was sitting in a smoking
car on a Chicago bound train, with
big Colt revolver strapped around him
and an enlisted man. with a downcast
look, sitting alongside Of him. Bob
Kavanaugh had soft heart The sol
dier at his side had been eight years
in the service and had never been in
trouble before. He had assaulted the
top" sergeant serious offense in the
army, as may go without saying.
Cheer up, Spencer" said the lieu
tenant: you've been a good soldier,
as know. and / don't think it will go
hard with you-six months at the
most-and then You'll be restored to
duty"
II hit him. all right, lieutenant =
answered Private James Spencer, and
he deserved ii if ever man did. but
you can't do such things in the army,
no matter what the tor says to you.
and so I'm good for two years and a
'bobtail discharge. It's touch. I
never saw the inside of the mill be-
fore in my eight years service. except
when | was on guard
Part of a freight train went into a
ditch ahead of the Fort Grady passeng-
or train. Kavanaugh and his prisoner
were delayed five hours. The lieuten-
ant fumed and said things under his
breath. Finally the way was cleared
and the train ran to Chicago 1t was
Thursday, and in four hours Norah's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
DISGRACE
RAILROAD AVENUE NEAR MAD.
lsoN srRRgr OUT or REPAIR

Two bioeks Of Hallread avenue
living between Columbia und hhdis
aun streets are dlantuee 90 the city
aud q shameful monument t. lack Il
uuefnb of the officials who are rec
arunaille Time and time aHaiu the
staf has called attention tu the
Wfetuhed condition nf the waterfront
and skiH stretch ~ 10 la particular.
waterfront business men. too. hute
protected &c Individuals. but ia vain,
iiathutmaHtvr Jensen baH called tho
attention 90 the board Of public
wofka % the maftsrf. bat hla Herds
haee zone uuheeded
II T. true that since the Star called
attention e. the matter afe lights
have been placed alnun the water
'FRONT.' 90 iiRhi w lts former styKian
darkness aud q roadway - fest
wide. fenced Hest of fhs way. has
aiwuft been eanpietsa. fhis has
Zone away with the tause II MANY
Of the drnNidnEa ffpm falling Oft
uufrncnd aiiru aud into pitfalls hiann
the WbsfeeH that but few months
aFo Ntrc 20 ficaueni.
Nuf much more amihf 90 De- dome.
and in these pHfileulHF two blocks 81
Ffreef that loom az an the hisEest
blot as the name ~ iialifuad avenue
aimudf al INSTRUCTIONS have been
rrnhiNNd "a che rev roadway but
the buildings owned bY che cnmmrfs
ciai Aiiii company nud the EoiWHu
Dock Company The buildings ~
the FORMER extend out auHHrrIY
.nrrass the street So that there b. only
suae,t o. Hauseaa past them hen 4
train Do passing on the outer tfHah.
The huiiiiHHs are fHnishsfkle affairs
~ little value and even the piles On
" hieh gheN stand are ready 90 nai
i1rse Yet they arH allowed - stand.
THE roiman Huct Company tWu
'nonihs aHn fenced iH au this street
hno square feet 81 cniiapHina wharf
bat has not yet made repairs. The
shais wharf Ia front - the ware
hfuss b patched 30 a Fnanuat whtah
makes it almost Impossible for q
team % drive aHsuHa It The prop
efts az present belongs 90 the cnms
pans. buf q Includes part n the
roadway 20 hr aneucd FOR traffic