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Evening journal., 1903-09-12
MANAGER WANTED.

Trustworthy lady or gentleman to
manage business in this County ana
adjoining territory for well and favor
ably known House OF solid financial
standing $1,000 straight cash salary
and expenses, paid each Monday by
check direct from headquarters. Ex-
pense money advanced; position per-
manent. Address Manager, 61o Mo-
non 5ldss Chicago, III.
Evening journal., 1903-09-12
Charged with Stealing Bicycle.

T. Ellis Jones. a colored boy, was ar
rested this morning by officer Cornish on
a charge OF stealing a bicycle from a
man named Clark, who lives on a farm
owned by Addicks near Claymont The
youngsteh asserts his innocense and in
formed che police that they had no proof
that anyone saw him take the wheel.
Evening journal., 1903-09-12

A Phlladelphian claims 10 have dIs-
covered the secret Of making gold from
the baser metals. We knew Philadel-
phia was considered a sleepy town. but
we didn't know they had dreams like
that there.-Syracuse Herald.
Evening journal., 1903-09-12
VIII Gun For Rssdiss.

Mr. and Mrs. Gorge d. Goldman Of
Philadelphia are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Josiah Marvel. Mr.. Marvel win take
his guests out on the marshes this af-
ternoon to gun for reed birds.
Evening journal., 1903-09-12
viii Give Special Concert.

seymour's Band OF America win give a
special concert az Brandywine Springs to-
morrow afternoon and evening II the
day be clear, and the weather man holds
out that promise the park management
has arranged 10 carry several thousan
people to the Springs.
Evening journal., 1903-09-12
Newport

Special to the Evening Journal.
Newport. Sept. 12.-W. c. Popp. the
druggist. is quite in at his home in
Wilmington.
is the guest Of Miss May Wood.
Miss Amy Weldin, formerly Of this
Evening journal., 1903-09-12
aoard Of Health statistios,

Secretary Wigglesworth reports 2
deaths, q births and p marriages for the
present week. For the corresponding per.
lod OF last year "a deaths, IS births and p
marriages were recorded.
Evening journal., 1903-09-12
To Exhibit Baby Prizes.

Mrs. John J. Gilbride will exhibit the
prizes won by her children at the recent
baby apd doll show at Brandywine
Springs bark. The prizes will be placed
on exhibt.on at samuel siesslnger's, No.
200 Market street.
Evening journal., 1903-09-12
EelI Elft,en Eeet From Roof.

Anthony Laoarebski. a Pole, living at
No 80 Shroud street. fell OF roof
az the Malleablc Iron works this morn
ing, sustaining painful injuries. lie
was removed 20 tho Delaware Hospital
for treatment.
Evening journal., 1903-09-12
MiIl R.autifv nuelIinns

James II. Hewes was given permit by
Building Inspector John j. Cassidy this
morning 20 build porches to a row OF
dwellings IN West Twenty-third street al
a cost Of SIS each. Work will begin. at
once.
Evening journal., 1903-09-12
sl.oo . RaItImore and R.turn-

Via Pennsylvania Railroad. Sunday.
September i2. Special train leaves WIZ
mington, 900 A. m. Returning. leaves
Baltimore Cunion Station $50 D. m.
Tickets good only on special train.
Sept. 3. 8. 8. 10. 12.
Evening journal., 1903-09-12
Pouches. Pouches.

At Dursteins. A nice assortment OF
plug and smoking pouches, 10. IS, 25,
S5. so, 70, s1.0O.
Evening journal., 1903-09-12
NOT PARALLEL
WITH MIDDLETOWN
CONTINUED from First rars)

Offensive partisanship," OF Miss Todd
was the theme of the Addicks Saturday
new spapers in Kent and Sussex counties
today In defense Of their United states
Car.4..
Evening journal., 1903-09-12

To Take of Atlantic City Special.
The Pennsylvania railroad Atlantic
city special viii be withdrawn after
next Monday. The train leaves here at
S.3S p. m, and returning arrives here
at 42S o. m
Evening journal., 1903-09-12

tffRIFFS SALF--DY VIRTUE OF A
VIII or Lcvau Facias 70 me directed,
VIII Dc exposed 20 public sale, at the
Court House ON Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the clty
OF Wnmngton, New Castle county,
state Of Delaware
.r,,,...., on SATURDAY.
IliE 18Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1908
az 10 O'Clock n. m,
The following described real estate, Wiz
AZ that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
l.hd with two ~ story brick dwelling
tnsreon erected situate In the Ninth ward
or ihe city OF Wilmington. aforesaid.
bounded and described az follows. 10 wit:
heflnninE az a point on the southwest
rfly side OF Twenty second street at tho
distance OF thlrty-soyen and a half feet
slide of Carter street uf forty feet WIDE
and mo the centre of The division wall be-
tween the house ON This iof and The house
on the lot ndionins on the southeast.
Carter street and passing through tho
centre of satd division wall nlnety-seven
rect 20 stake IN line Of land Of Will
hnm Henry and Preston Leo. thence along
said LEAFS line northwestcrly and parallel
with Iwcnty-second street twenty and
hllf Lect 20 another stake In other land
.of William Horny and Preston lea.
thence along lca'a line northcasterly ami
parallel With Carte- street ninety-seven
feet 20 the Aforesaid side OF Twenty ty-sccond
street and thence thereby southonstcrly
twenty and q half feet TO the place OF
beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Anna J.. Barr, oxecutrix u
Edwin n. Barr deceased and tho sai8
Anna T.. Harr. widow Of the said Edwin
II Barr, mortgagors and It's. and 10 be
ENfMrT II. sTrDHAM. sheriff.
shorin's Office. Wilmington, Delaware.
September 4. 1903.
Evening journal., 1903-09-12
Payne Says Malice.

Washington. Sept. 12-Among de-
partment officials. who are advised as
to the facts in the case of the appoint
ment Of a successor to Miss Todd as
Postmaster OF Greenwood, Del. Il is
expected that the President win jusu-
fy the action OF Postmaster General
Payne, and that the justification will
be based on the charge that Miss Todd
allowed her office to become a meeting
place for Republican politicians, who
were opposed 20 Senator Alice, which
charge, it is said on good authority
the Senator advanced as q reason for
apnolntlng a successor TO her.
Evening journal., 1903-09-12
Mr.. Hyrne's Statement.

District Attorney William Michael
Byrne returned TO his home from New
York yesterday, but left again today for
that city. He will return again next
week and wind up the affairs Of his
Office before locating permanently in the
big metropolis.
Mr.. Byrne refused 10 be seen by any
reporters last night, but set forth in the
following statement which he author
lied the reason for resigning his berth
I'm this city:
Il resigned as district attorney for
Delaware from purely personal reasons.
Neither the President nor any other
person made any intimation TO me about
the matter. My father has decided to
take up his residence In New York
and / intend to go with him.
Il have just formed law firm there
and my senior partner, a longtime
member of the New York bar, will in
due time make a proper announcement
of the matter I'm conformity with the
etiquette of our profession"
Evening journal., 1903-09-12
Thinks Motive is Hostile.

Mr. Payne said he had no interest
In the incident beyond the actual for
NAL action OF the department. Hc
thought that much of the talk about
the matter had been prompted by a
motive not at all friendly to the Ad-
ministration. and rather aimed 10 em-
barrass the President If possible.
Evening journal., 1903-09-12
nA slIIy PIeee Of MaIIee.v

Postmaster General Payne showed
signs last evening OF being wrought up
over the rumor that a rupture was
imminent between the Presldlat and
himself over the Todd case. In dis
cussing this report, he said:
Il think the talk of the matter pro-
ducing a rupture between the President
and myself a silly piece OF malice. The
President may be trusted to pass on
the matter wisely i'm accordance with
the facts and the simple precedents
that govern such actions. / was not
at the Office yesterday afternoon, and do
not know whether there has been any
communication from the President I'm
the matter. This affair has been push
ed beyond the Senator involved. and
forced 20 draw Mr.. Addicks into TIE
controversy. l do not see that IT is
incumbent on the department TO go
that way The case rests on all fours
with thousands OF others In the same
class.
III Miss Todd had been "a postmas-
ter in any other State than Delaware
we should not have heard a word about
the removal. The action OF the depart
ment was taken under the usual con-
ditions where there is an agreement
between the two Senators, and for
reasons which were satisfactory TO the
Senator having charge Of the case"
Evening journal., 1903-09-12
SHERIFF. SALES.

affERIFFs 6ALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
wrt OF Levari Facias. to me directed.
Wh be exposed TO public sale, at the
Tenth and Eleventh Streets In the city
OF wilmington, New Castle county,
State Of Delaware.
ON SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1908,
at 10 o'clock a. M.
the following. described real estate. viz:
AZ that certain lof or piece OF land with
,l. Ky two-story brick dwelling erected
Snereen situate in the city Of Whining
,9n. State OF Delaware, bounded and les-
eltncu ns follows to wit.
ginning ut a point on the southwest.
Ky I,S sue ot lweuty-aecond street at the
DISTANCE Of twenty feet northwesterly
from the northwesterly side OF Carter
~ -ei. rorty feet wide and. at the east
Iy sue OF two feet six inches wide al
M opening into Twcnty-second street;
meme Monk said side Of said alley and
parallel with Carter street southwevterlv
nIytN-seNcn fsef 10 a stake In llue or
lanu OF William Henry and Preston Lee:
sns'ee s.., si9nS aid lee line northwesterly
seventeen feet and six inches to another
stake, thence northeasterly parallel with
Carter street and pasginp through the
centre OF tho brick division wall between
NE hcuse on his lot and The one adion-
ing on the west nlncty-scven feet to the
SAID southwcstcrly side Of Twenty-fecond
street and thence thereby eoutheaaierlv
seventeen feet. six inches. to the place ~
beginning with the exclusive use N said
alley, be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as tho
property Of Anna Z. Barr. execuirix Of
ldwin r. Barr deceased and the said
I Anna t. Barr widow OF thc said Edwin
~, ~; ,harr. nortgagors. and tia., and TO be
EAIAur r. srfDHAM. Sheriff.
sneri4s ofhce Wilmington Delaware,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
j. w. Goieuit Dead.

col J. w Colquitt former sta,e
lald ,sanr.s- -ie,ret and far two terms
assessor q Pulaski county. died in
ms home in Little hock al 10 u clock
Thursday nieht after an illness OF
about three Wc9E&. Col Colquitt was
brave and gallant Cofederatc soldier
and the Illness which caused his
death was directly the result of the
injuries received during the war He
vas &C. years Of ace and had been a
familiar figure around the state house
for years In accordance with his dy-
ing wisnos the Confederate uniform or
"laE WAS laa.se4 upon the sf1eat form
a few moment; after his death and ne
viii be lHjd 10 rest hcsitle his gallant
comrades III the uniform which he
loved SO Well He was colonel Of the
FIRST Arkansas infantry. c. s a.. and
loved by all who knew him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
SUIT TO RECOVER POSSESSION.
OF Building and for Damages in the
Sum Of $500.


Wolf Nichols the local merchant on
Friday filed suit in the Jefferson chan.
Gerry court against the Simpson and
possession of the building at 226 Main
street, now occupied by the furniture
company. The plaintiff complains that
he leased the building to take posses
sion September !, and gave the occu-
pant due notice to vacate. They have
failed to do so and he now prays for
possession and $500 damages and for
al other proper relief Taylor and
Jones are the attorneys for the plain.
tiff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
PLANS OF THE GOULDS.
Through Trains from New Orleans
to New York.

Chicago, Sept. 26.-Now that en-
trance to Baltimore is assured them,
;hc Goulds are said to plan two more
{, ups. which, if successful, will land
their ears in New YO1.l city by a
trackage arrangement and in New Or
leans by means of an air line from ST.
Louis. The recent trip made by A. G..
Bird to the east IS said to have been
in connection with these two projects.
Just how the Goulds expect to get
into New Orleans with their new ar
line is not known. 1t is believed, how
ever, that the proposed railroad from
Bingham. H. south to Brookport on
the Ohio river is backed by Wabash
interests.
Il is generally believed that a line
will be built from st. Louis to Harris
burg and the south to connect with
the projected Gould line from Baton
Rouge JJnS,ion to Arkansas City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
nah ma

Hi illd-
- VIII produce about
aoo feet of lumber on an eleven.
htar run An electric lighting plant
will be nsfalled to allow of running
double time If necessary. The con-
tract fer the power for the plant has
been gwen to the Filler and Stowel1
company of Milwaukee. The saw mill
viii have an engine with twenty-four
l'y folty-eight inch cylinder chest.
while the planning mill engine will be
=. "a y5-tsTo by forty-two inch.
"The planning mill of the plant will
nave capacity double that Of the
saw mill. 1t is believed that better re-
suits can be had by dressing stock III
day run than by running double time.
The planning mill will be equipped by
the Hall and Brown company, st.
Louis. and it will contain only ma
chimes of the latest and most approved
pattern. The planning mill is expected
to be one of the best and one OF tho
largest in the entire south.
s'The dry kilns OF the plant will bs
erected by the National Dry Kiln com
pany, of indianapolis This will be a
five-room kiln. built OF steel and brick
and 1O4 feet in length
The main Office of the Union Saw
Mill company is in the Equitable build
ing st. Louis. As before mentioned,
the connection between this company
and the Frost -Trigg Lumber company
is very close The officers OF both
companies are in the same buiIding
and the entire output of the plant of
the Union company will be handled
through the FrOst-Teigg company. This
latter company also handles the output
Of the Lufkin Land and Lumber COM
pany. Lufkin, Texas; the Red River
Lumber company. Fro&tEille. tri.. and
the Noble Lumber company Noble La.
The annual capacity of the Union Saw
Mill company is 80 600 600 feet, while
the output Of each of the other plants
Is about the same"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
WORLD CONGRESS
RABBI PHlllPSON ADVOCATES
ONE TO SETTLE JEWISH
PROSLEM
f'e SAYS i Is the Only Feasible Plan
For Reaching Sussia and Other
Foreign Countries.

Cincinnati. Set zf.-Bev. DAVID
Philpson, rabbi OF the Mound Street
Temple in this clty. advocates tAe for.
nation of a Jewish World Congress As
tle only means OF settling the Jewish
problem in Hlss=, Referring to the
recent outrages at Gemel, he said
The uprising of tHe American peo-
pie after the kishjneR horror was one
of the most remarkable outbursts of
spontaneous Indignation and sympa-
thy that the world has ever seen. The
reception by the Russian government
OF the message of our state department
in protest against TIE outrage served
notice that Russia would brook no
liz erference from outsiders in what
she called her internal affairs. Hence
| DO not think that even If the acts of
the abetting Of the rioters by the po-
lice and military of Gomel are trle.
any action is likely on the part of our
government unless there should be
American citizens among those killed
or injured
1Ais new anti-JewiSh outbreak in
Russia proves again how precarious
the situation is there. Since Russia
'esents all outside Intervention, the
Russian Jewish problem must be solv-
ed by and in Russia itself It seems to
me that to meet the Jewish problem
III the various countries of eastern Eu.
rope the Jews themselves all over the
world must join in the formation OF a
jewish World Congress that shall treat
With such governments as Russia,
Roumania, Morocco and the like.
Wherever the Jews are subjected to
barbarous treatment Until the Rus
sian Jewish problem is settled in Rus
sla itself. and by the Russian govern
ment IN humane and civilized man
ner fear that these outbreaks Will he
periodical, and the best agencies to
accomplish this solution will he such
an international Jewish organization,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
Negro Murderer Caught.

Deputy Sheriff Meeks returned Fri
day night from Wilkins with Albert
Burch, young negro wanted for MUIR
der, in custody. Burch killed another
negro near England about a month
ago and has been at large ever since
that time. Officer Meeks did some
clever work in the capture of Burcf1,
getting his man after about three
hours work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
DD.G DEMANS5
For LA8ORERS IN PINE BLUFF
AND JEFFERSON COUNTY
AT PRESENT.
Careful Estimates Show That 4,o0c
labofers Could Be Given
Employment.

here Was never greater demand
or iaporeG4- a. Jefferson county than
exists at present. There is a big de-
mana fer labor2rs to pick cotton aud
VIE 5ae number in the city was
already too limited to meet the de-
maud, many OF the taporers have gone
TO the country to pick COTTON. 1t has
reduced the number Of laborers in the
city aar} ,.as not supplied the demand
negro women have gone to the COTTON
fields tnat there is uearth of ser
wants and wash women in the city.
The contractors say that they expert
ence trCuDie i'll securing common lab
orers and that it is almost impossible
to secure the number of skilled labor
ers needed The same complaint
comes from TIE foundries and all 9th
er concerns which employ common or
skilled labor
A gentleman VINO has been securing
estimates on the shortage of common
labor says that there is a demand in
Jefferson county today for 1000 COM
mon laborers.
The complaint also comes from Lit.
tie Rock of a scarcity of laborers at
that place. and one labor agency of
that city says it mas a demand for
500 more laborers than it can supply
The free barbecue TO be given at
Highland addition on October 2 and 3
under the auspices of the Colored Bus
mess league of Pine Bluff has for one
Gil its purposes the securing OF re-
spectacle families of negroes from
elsewhere to locate in Pine Bluff and
Jefferson county. The white laborers
can not be had and the representa-
tive colored business men of the city
have undertaken TO relieve the situa-
ton by bringing here a good class OF
cOlOred laborers-a class that will buy
homes and become useful citizens
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27

backed by the sympathy and the !
port Of the civilized governments
the world
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
TWO FINE SERMONS.
Preached by Dr.. J. L. Caldwell at
Bowling Green, Ky.

DR.. J. L. Caldwell. of Pine Blum,
Ark, yesterday preached two magnif-
icent sermons at the First Presbyter-
ian church, this city. where he was so
iclg the popular pastor says the
Bowling Green, Ky. Times-Journal.
He was heard both morning and even
ing by unusually large congregations,
made up not cnly of the people OF his
own denomination, but many who wor.
snip elsewhere. DR.. Caldwell has been
70 Princeton, where he entered his son
Sanders in the university and storped
OF here to rer ew old acQuAintanceship
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
NET FIRST TIME AND WE'D.
Romance of Wisconsin Traveller and
West Virginia Young Woman.

Rlahmond, Ind, Sept. 26-By agree
ment William G.. Schimmer, of Water
town Wis, and Miss Harriet e. Jack
son, of Morgantown, w. Va, met at
Winchester for the first time and
were u"ited in marriage at the county
clerks office by Rev. H. J. Norris, of
the First Methodist church. Mr.
Schimmer is twenty-five years of age
ad a commercial traveller, while Miss
IacHso is twenty-one and pretty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
ING FOR SOUTH
J 90 TO SECURE BEST PRICES
FOR COTTON Is TO MARKET
1T SLOWLY.
Il It Should Happen That Crop Is a
Larye One EinaI Results Would,
\
Be All the Better.

rho following cotton letter was ad
dressed 10 Tie Graphie#hy c. c. Taylor
and company at the close of business
Saturday afternoon;
The easier tendency or southern
spot markets and another favorable
tbroniele crop review Influenced I.iv-
edpool 10 a lower level today than
expected, September closing fifteen
points down, miuu.-ng fourteen points.
fall months three to five and distant
arrivals two to three lower than last
night
Offerings from the interior were
abe)a on the same basis of yesterday
but were less numerous. Press and
Itvatc adyices are to the effect that
farmtr rs are not SO anxious to part
with their cotton at the decline They
&c rather inclined to hold. and will
not sell under ten cents
The large business transacted in the
interior lately is reflected in an
expanding movement but as this cot
ton is in course Of transit, it's weight
has already been discounted by the
big decline brought about in the ef-
fort To dispose of same
Estimated receipts for Monday at
important points point to a free move
ment for next week, the last week of
September. Arrivals for delivery on
and i'll the local market special trains
having been provided for the occasion
to bring cotton from Texas. When
we enter October conditions Will
be different trading will be done on a
more normal basis and all artificial
values will have been removed
The local spot market was quoted
easy and unchanged today. but sales to
arrive and on the spot were made at
concessions considerably under official
qrotations. However, even if mid
ding be reduced TO 9 "a or to , IS
contracts viii still be at a big dis
count and from this level any further
decline, if such is to be. will be a
gradual one
Enemies Of the market are con.
fronted with conditions surrounding
the staple that are more in favor of
higher prices this season than what
were experienced last year To be-
gin with they have to recover 4SO,
to put the movement on a footing with
last year and in the visible supply
they find the world short 708 ,034 bales
when compared with last years hold
lngS. Movement to date 375,174
against 955,672. Visible of American,
Go2,433 against 1,31O677.
The one thing necessary for the
south to do in order to secure better
prices than last season is to market
its crop slowly Farmers are in bet.
ter shape to do this than ever before.
FOR IL it should happen that the crop
be large one the final results would
not be known until the end of the
season. while in the event OF the
yields being moderate or small
one the results to be derived from
this policy will be all the better.
The New York Journal of Commerce
intimated today that deterioration In
Moth and South Carolina was not
great during July and August; but in.
ferred that there was a poor prospect
for top crop in the states mentioned.
How then can a crop Of II 800 900 be
made under the circumstances and
since Texas is in so bad shape?
New York December closed 42-44.
January 9 42-44 New Orleans Decem-
ber 9 1880, January 1884.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
StaDbinG at New Edinburg.

Boh tlartsell. foreman of the Saline
River Lumber company was seriously
stabbed by a man named Crawford
near Now Edinburg recently. They
had a difficulty over some land matters
and IIartsell knocked Crawford down
and jumped on him. Crawford drew
his knife an stabbed IIartsell in the
breaSt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27

Yom Kippur.

Thursday of this week is Yom Kip
pur. the biggest Jewish holiday Of
the year. 1t is a day of fasting and
prayer and will be appropriately OBJ
serve in Pine Bluff. $780,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27

Clarence Bowers is now a Knight
OF the Grip. He is selling groceries
for J. c. Sewell out of Pine Bluff
Fordyce Chronicle Enterprise
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27

be located on the line of the Little
Rock and Monroe road at a point
about four miles south of its connec-
'5"n With the new Iron Mountain
branch.
The mill Of the Union Saw MIL
company Will he a double band mill.
IN addition to which there W ,e
lath mill Of good capacity 9m.
tract fcr he saw mill tn
tie exception Of the
becn let to the
pany. CGnstv
October
mill W
of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
FINE +. ILL PLANT
DINE BLUFF CAPITAL INTEREST.
ED IN HALF MILLION DOL.
LAR CONCERN.
j. F. Rutherford Secretary and Cne OF
the Chief Men in the Big
Eterprise.

The St. Louis Lumbermen's Journal
nrints the following interesting article
with reference to a half million dc
lar saw mill plant near EldOrado. A
in which Pine Bluff capital is +