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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-06
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-06
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fails 10 cure. n. W. Groves signature
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-06

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-06
SPECIAL NOTIGEs.

PAcHEco's Dandrur Killer Is a mar
vellous quick relief for prIchly heat
aud itching scalpa one application
allays the awful Itching. Al Union
Barber Shop
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-06
SPEAKING or HABITS,
1000. bad. Or indifferent

that one gets into, the best habit,
that hts business the best j. ihat
habit " Advertising II 10 n'oes'
safy 30 MI business. II h an IN
yltatlUn 10 your place Of business
II makes business ard u keeps bus.
mess alive.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-06

40, Sale" caro-. >. ouII..,r ono.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-06

FOR Rent" cards on sal. st eure.Ir
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-06
FoR SALE.
TO LEI.

CHEAP-Tho store room formerly oc.
oupied Boy lhp California Saloon on
Nuuanu street below King Enquire
uf Achuw Bios, corner King and
Euuauu. goblin
TO LET Furnished housekeeping
rooms hot and cold baths. Los An.
golos. l5i3 Fort g. 23JGtt
ONE Of PoCEs cottages on Peck Ave,
No 1926. containing o rooms
gGu31w
70 LET-Furnish0d rooms 90 No. y
Garden lane Mrs McConDal 25G3
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-06
RATES roR WANT ADS

Ads IN ,Nis column viii be inserted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31
THE BASEBALL FEVER BAD
Pine Bluffs Got It and Everybody Will
See the Game Tomorrow

Bluff people think they can, Pine Bluff
is going to at least break even %ith
the Michiganders. The men are all
in good condition, but the grounds
are in miserable fix, which is very
much to be regretted. Everybody in
the city who enjoys a baseball game
will be at Jones park to witness the
contest, and there will be many there
who don't know anything about the
game, and they Will howl for Pine
Bluff Just the same as if they knew all
about it. Many of the business con
Germs are going to close and give the
employees an opportunity TO attend
the game.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31

Everybody in Pine Bluff now has
the baseball fever bad, and there
hasn't been game yet. The fever
is due to the fact that tomorrow af-
ternoon the local team of the Cotton
States league crosses bats with the
hCjroits, OF the American league
Nearly every fellow in the city can
BE seen with a rule book studying the
sane, and even at the openings at the
dry goods stores the talk over spring
l,a.s and new suits is very much in
teriarded with ball gossip. The game
Viii be called at $50, and if Black
,Nrn's :,2en play as we'll as the Pine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31
Arkansas Presbytery.

The Arkansas presbytery, which in
clndes the three Little Rock Presby-
terian churches, will meet in Conway
April q. There are about fifty
churches in the presbytery, and each
is entitled to two representatives.
Among the questions to be consider
ed, and which will be considered at
length at the general assembly of
the church, to be convened at Lexing-
ton, Va, May 8, will be the union OF
the Southern, the Northern and the
Dutch Reformed Presbyterians, and
the proposed change in the sytsem OF
Presbyterian home mission boards.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31

E0n eane III from Fostoria, Ohio, and
among die number are the leading
SPIRITS Henjamin and his wife Mary.
benjamin says the seventh message
spoken in thc book of Revelations is
nearly completed, that it consists OF
80 pages, is divided into four parts.
and that the printing, which is being
done at Ashland, O, is nearly fn-
lshcd. The message is known as
The Star of Bethlehem" or the "Iiv-
ing Roll Of Life" The book was writ
ten by benjamin and his wife, Mary.
Next week other representatives
will arrive from Los Angeles and San
Francisco, also from Springfield, No
a farm east of Benton Harbor has
been secured, which will, with other
places. be made to provide accOmmo-
dations for these people as fast an
they arrive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31

II
Greenville, Miss, March 31.-Per-
sons who have returned from the crev-
asses three miles south of the city re-
4 port that a second crevasse has oc-
q Scurred about 500 feet north of the
Ii frst break The new crevasse is about
400 feet wide. The new opening will
II add to the volume OF water that is
Aowing inland from the swollen Mis-
aIsissippi, but it is not considered that
III will serve to complicate the situa-
Ttion further than possible to make
s8 greater the overflOwed area.
The cutting of the protection leyee
Tat the northern part of the town has
SSgiven no perceptible relief in letting
s1Sout the water On the contrary, a
ii rise is still in progress generally
h slthroughout the city. The electric
light plant is being rapidly pumped
n out, twelve large pumps being in op
\ GRAFTON and ii is possible that the conf
4 pany may be able to resume tomorrow
morning
p The big crevasse three miles below
I the city continues to widen, and it
y is impossible to say what the ulti-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31
House n Israel Prepares for
Second Coming OF Christ

aeHial telegram from Benton lar
boz. Nielz. To the Commercial Appeal
says
Benton farher is preparing for tie
second coming of Christ. and in an
ticipation Of the event the members
of the House of Israel are gathering
here.
According to the scriptures, as in
terpreted by the House of Israel, the
event will take place within three
years. The church has Benton Har-
Dor as the gathering place in America,
and it is expected that 144, 900 mem
bers will be gathered here before the
three years have elapsed Special
street meetings will commences as
soon as the summer is fairly opened
The House of Israel has had a large
number of followers in this city for
several years. This week a delega-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31
BIG Packing kin1 Dead.

Chicago, March 31.-Gustavus F.
Swift, president OF Swift and com
pany, and one Of the pioneers and
leaders in the work OF making Chi
cago the packing center of the world,
died suddenly at 80 O'Clock Sunday
morning, at his home, No. 4348 Ellis
avenue. A hemorrhage, following an
operation for affection OF the gall
bladder, performed a week ago, was
most unexpected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31

8F Chief Culpepper stated yesterday
that several arrests have been made
And the parties fined because they
did not number their houses as re-
squired by city ordinance. Everybody
was given general notice through
the press of the city, and personal
notice was also given by the repre-
sentative of the city, appointed for
the especial purpose of measuring
the blocks and fixing the correct num-
bers for the houses. Other arrests
will ofllow if those who have not
numbere,s their houses fail to do so
before t. gfeers can get around
to them. Some people seem to have
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31
NO "RACIAL SUICIDE" HERE
Children, Grand Children and Great
Grand Children Number 100

One uf the Graphic's friends at Cor
hefstone reports that at that place
there is al least one person not guilty
of President Roosevelts charge of
racial suicide. Mary Mekendriell.
eolored, is eighty three years OF age
and claims to have children. grand
children and great grand children as
ar"gatius l60 in number. She can call
the nam" Of each child, grandehld
ages. and each has Il double given
naine. making a total of over 100
words which 81 10 make up tbesc
aamca, to he remembered. If the old
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31
Arrests for Failing to Number

an idea that it is discretionary with
them whether or uot they number
their houses, but they are going to
find themselves very much mistaken,
as the city officials have decided that
it must be done, and they are going to
see that it is done 1t is the right
thing fer the city to do. The first thing
the delivery inspector of Uncle Sans
postal service does when he comes
to the city is to inspect these seeming
ly small things. Pine Bluff has a
promise of free delivery in all it's
suburbs, provided the numbers and
street names are correctly kept up.
Everybod. should number without
having to be forced to do it,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31
THE GREAT BREAK WIDENS
Flood Situation at Greenville Is Still
n lsJ] Very Serious

mate breadth will be if efforts to
strengthen the ends and prevent fur
her cutting are not successful. A large
force Of men is still engaged in this
work.
SO far as known. not single life
has been lost as a result OF the break
ing OF the levee and the subsequent
flooding of the country. The negro
family. woman and five children
that was reported to have perished
was rescued. There have been many
sensational rumors OF persons being
drowned, but to date not one Gr them
has been confirmed.
ReseEe boats are out in every di
rection and all refugees brought to
Tie city are being cared for.
In Greenyille the water is causing
endless Inconvenience and much dam
age. but the city and its inhabitants
are not considered to be in the least
danger, even should the water go
much higher.
The threatened break at Catfish
Point has failed to materialize end
anxiety on this score is waning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31
END is NEAR
In Evidence for State in leathernan
Impeachment Case.


Little Rock, March 31.-Eight wit
nesses were examined yesterday in
the impeachment proceedings against
Chancellor Leland Leatherman, OF
Hot Springs, the principal testimony
being that of Sheriff Robert l.. Will
liams of Garland county. The attor-
neys for the prosecutions announced
that they would be able to close their
testimony this morning.
Chief Justice Bum convened the
court at 10 a. m. yesterday to resume
the examination of witnesses for the
state in the Leatherman Impeachment
trial.
- Senator Huddleston. who has beer
absent on account of illness. was
sworn in as a member of the court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31
BIG ATTENDANCE
At the Spring Openings at the Stores
Last Night and Today.

The spring openings at the various
stores last night had a large attend
ance. 1t seems that on these open
ing occasions Pine Bluff can provide
more handsome and we'll dressed wo-
mon than any city Of its size in the
country. The sight last night was
a pleasant one, indeed The stores
neI9r looked prettier, and the peo
plee ere out to buy. Many nice sales
<SA-pade. The stores are crowded
aga1h Today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31

woman were TO start out on visit
to each one, aud sta, ed seven DAYS
with each, She could visit each one
only once in every three years Aunt
Mary says she expects to live to
sc" iorlN more grandchildren ana
Great grandchildren, making an even
2ho, including Children Her last hu.
band IS Anthony MeKendriek, and they
are living together ON the !. w. Walk.
or place, now in charge Of Mr.. McDan-
IeI Who saSa that thc old couple have
6eGn will linn for many years. and
arc quiet orderly and hard working
negroes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31
SAFE CRACKED At DUMAS.
Mas Neat Job, Rut Burglars Got
Only $35 for Their Work.

Only $35 for Their Work.
The safe in the saloon of W. w
King, OF Dumas, was cracked last
night and robbed, and the work seems
10 have been done by artists in the
business. The burglars entered at
TIE front door of the building by
means of skeleton keys. The safe
was loaded with nitro -glycerine. fuse
ettached the safe muffled and the
fuse touched off. The safe door was
shattered. Mr.. King had taken all
the money out of the safe but $35
and carried it to his residence, hence
the haul was small one. The work
shows that two persons participated
in the burglary and the work was
that of experts. The police should
keep sharp lookout for suspicious
looking persons, as this pair Of pro-
fessional safe-crackers may drop into
Pine Bluff and open up business.
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DEATH RECORD.
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Messrs. George B. Moore, master;
Charles II. Smith, Junior warden, and
w. S. Beard, senior deacon Of Jaceb
ErHmp lodge No. 100, F. aud A NJ,
together with the following members,
G. F. Huntington, A. J. Robinson, g.
K. Powell secretary; Ralph Robinson,
C. NJ Parker. r. s. WAR and r. Sten-
sell, went TO Redfeld on the 7:4S
train yesterday morning to attend the
funeral OF James II. Bradshaw, a
member OF Jacob Brump lodge, who
died at his home near Redfield On
Saturday night. Mr.. Bradshaw had
served two terms as Justice OF the
peace of Barraqne township, and had
refused a denomination He was =
gentleman OF industry and integrity.
descendant OF a well known, wealthy
family of that section. He leaves 4
wife and ten children His remains
were inferred in the family lot at the
old White Bluff cemetery in the pres
ence Of large concourse OF friends
and neighbors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31
t;>oncatenati0n Of H0o-II00
At Pine Bl,sls; April 9.

The iioo-Hoos will hold concate-
an,ion in Pine Bluff on April 8. 1t
IS one Of the occasions when ali the
eats Of the state come cut and have
q Dig time They perch on the back
fences and howl till they get tired, as
they are not disturbed by fusilade of
book Jacks. brickbats and old shoes.
>fter they new until they are weary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31
ONE MILL LEVY FOR PENSIONS.
Osteopathic Bill Passed by the tiouse
i legislative Dojnos

Little Rock, March 31.-The house
yesterday failed to pass the Stockard
bin increasing the tax levy for Con-
federate pensions from three-fourt,Is
of a mill to one mill and a half. The
vote was 36 ayes to y noes. and a
two-thirts na iority, or A. votes, Wa
required. The sentiment of the house.
as indicated was for one-miIl levy.
The house passed the Chestnut bill
regulating the practice of osteopathy.
and providing for a state board of os-
teopathic examiners, after adopting
All amendment striking out obstetrics ;,
and minor surgery"
The house tabled JudgI Keith's
bill, with amendments, increasing the
penalty for violation of tie Sabbath
law by liquor dealers The bill pro-
posed a fine of 500 TO 5000 for the
first offense and fine CT 5000 to $500
and forfeiture of license for the sec
ond offense.
The Baskin bill allowing mileage to
jurors was amended by the house so
as to cut the mileage from ten cents
to five cents each way, and so as not
to apply to the justice OF the peace
courts
The house tabled motion to recon-
slider the vote by which Senator Pin
nix's county school superintendent bill
failed to pass.
The senate passed bills as follows:
By Senator Misunderstanding
for registration Of pharmacists.
By Senator Cotham--Providing a
lien on cattle for feeding.
Most Of the day in the senate was
again taken up with the Leatherman
impeachment proceedings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31

first hot-footing along the principal
thoroughfares Of the city. The call
ing of this meeting OF cats and Kit
tens was made BY the old Tom Cat
Mr.. George Fl. Adams, vice gerent
shark Of southeastern Arkansas, and
the cats that have attended former
considerations at Pine Bluff know
that a big time is in store for those
who may be present on April 9.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-31
GEN. MILES MADE CHARGES
Against Lieut.. Col. Howe and Investi-
cation Follows.

against Lieut.. Col. Howe and InVeSti-
cation Follows.
Washington, March 81 The war de-
partment is to investigate the charges
that have been filed against Lieut. Col
Robert Howe, who was in command
of a post in northern Luzon in 1893
The charges relate to cruclties to Fill
lninos, allegations being made that
Col. Hawze was cognizant of the fact
thst two natives were whipped to
death and that no punishment Of the
offenders was offered
II is stated at The war department
that SO far as investigated it appears
that the alleged crue'ties wero perpe-
tratod b5- native officers while Col
HoWZe was absent after hostile FIJI
ipibas. The matter has been brought
10 tie attent ion Of Col. Howe aud a
nartial reply made that an investi-
cation at the time showed that only
one native had died and that his
Geath was due to diabetes.
Reports of alleged outrages in the
Philippines FOR which Col. Howe and
some other officers are said to be
responsible are part OF Gen. Miles re
port OF his recent investigation in the
Philippines.