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Mammoth Cave Poetry.

Repre- enfatire John WcsieE Gaiaea
+ T"nnoese" ran afoul Of Representa-
tive GrosVenor tho other day Gro
seHor said one Of Gaines statements
Has a Shameless statement Gaines
fepiied in a long speech, in which he
.etod numerous legal decisions Aft.
r i" had finished Grosv"nor rose and
I'D
i can sum up what | think Of Mr.
ttines in a BIT Of poetry once saw
a hotel regieter IT the Mammoth
'aYo in K"ntucky II read
on Mammoth cave, what a spot
IN summer cold in winter hot
Gold Almighty. what a wonder
Grosycnor stopped Go. on. finish
= said REPRESENTATIVE Shattuc.
We'll" said Grosyenor. the poet ran
out of ammunition then. for he closed
like this
Andrew Jackson. hell and thun-
der"
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TIE N-or. Sutt1

Secretary SHAW Wedr a35s r. .9-.
trs.a-f.cg= 5.epart art 70 caaa .6rn
tis lfosrs today r. took trs-.r4
tf5m .aea with him.
TIE aeererary found one long i4rtee
tf.t .r.-efastaa him. Ha Iaaaed IA
II. - eAal- 70 raaa T. As - .aaa=s
lack he threw ane foot ap on ras
..or = The desk The fe.eaa t-sa.
.e~a - looking OF IT - =Rtaaf4z=
Half a minute after me seceefary -
rs fort On the desk an excited ma
assa a pistol in each nana burst -
tte=r311a
IL loekAA around ana pointed aata
pistols a taa friend from iowa
t.'.at shoot gaaa1 tae G4za -4aa=
- pa 10Th hands aiga = ths AZ
What taa shouted NJ Sa4s
<tekiae is eaaie aeac al aaz.rz
4 uid reap FOR tta =ofaer sI4e &: -
SON
Whafs the matter ja4aase4 -
man with tae pistols rs s6s aaa
'f2ing 70 feb yoaa and he p1.a.ss
agge stisely With one If MS pstls
no" shouted Nr Saaa from ~
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he room That's no rnhanf Taa.zs
frjend There's some miataIe
Tho seefefary Va right Thare ~
aisfake When he put his foot -
80 desk he pressed button tHa
ails aafelrnan to bis office "a =
hurry and the watchrnan cane u
a hurry Just as he IS supposed fo=as
Washington ponaent F.aif
moro Herald
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tg=e=eH If 5as Dame.araglc $50. ..rcs
aa az.eates. -aaH Trey 4ota
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oonsft5s .ana seaeag.s
F,sarg one=a faese mas accepted
the position = senator Bailey q Tex.
a nat reciprocity aetion vaich 81.
faefs tae revenue IS violation of
the constitution Trey viii repeat
tie 5erfarlaaaaa II the Democrats of
The fifty -fftA congress. nao opposed
the reciprocity features of the Lins
~ ar on Substantially the same
grounds 1aa5r opposition At ma
tine. however vas not Successful
aeeaase it rsaF5.rea only majority
vaee#ta pass RAT az It vii require 3
two tfirols vets To r2tify the Cuban
treaf8 ana + ne Deno1ra.s q NOT
ii. - It ~ aot aa ratified
Fee d the Republican leaders are
sorry hat such situation has arisen.
TaeY viii rejofee # the president
meets another rebuff in connection
with his cherished 'plaa TO reiayenate
The commerce. Of Cuba. and they ean
oe expected to extend encouragement
and assistance to the fainofitg Many
Of them have been forced INTO the
ranks Of The supporters Of The treaty
against their wishes, and mile os
raosi6lg in favor Of is ratification ai!
be CAD II it is defeated saeh a Re
suit they feel viii BE = crushing blow
To reciprocit5 ana tend to pJt an on
70 the efforts Of fae administration
to compel a f"arrao9eneut Of thf
tariff schedules
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SENATOR WOODS PARDON BILL

Senator Wood thinks too maaE par-
,ons are granted and he has intro
ducca a bill which provides tnat al
petitions be filed With tho coun
elerk ard published in the county pa
pera where The crime was committe 4
and bars from cxeeutiye clemency
wife =beators. pistol toters" and ille.;
a liquor sellers The proyi5 IONS OF
the bill as u giving thorough publicity
to all applications for pardons is a
GOOD one. but the other is rather dra
tie There should be no pardon for a
wife heltcr and illegal liquor dealer
Us there can be no legitimate excuse
for either crime bat proyocatioH may
suadea,y arise that would cause n cit
i2en to violate the concealed deadly
weapon law in manner practicall}
lpaYoidable The Graphic las no to
Grafton for tho pistol totine, hahir
BAT there are exceptions, thoush=the
are exceedingly few, in which eEecu
tive clomcncl would be iusttjahle an
right The Arkansas legislature Is to-
prone to SO to extremes in its legsla.
alton.
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VOL ~ !
ADVERTISE YOUR WANTS.

R4TES-If cash accompanies the
9rdec, the price viii be 25 cents per
week for three lines. counting six
words 70 the line II charged. will be
6arged at the rate Of 5 cents per Ine
Each insertion. No cheap ans taken
'o- less than week, nor will We re-
ce.Ya Want Ad" over the telephone
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

MRS. BEATRICE JACKSON, from
t'aris teacher OF dancing a specially.
Baileg Hall every afternoon from >
to / oclock;. public reception every
Friday night from to 12; Saturday
ehildrens day. Terms reasonable.
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A Rebuke OF Kickino.

Selby-What's the matter with you,
Smith? What are you kicking about ?
Smith-Morse called me donkey.
Selby-l see; and you are bent on
provinp it.-Postor Transcript.
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on his way to FL Dorado.
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bel Craig Mrs Bradys sister, who
here visiting from South Carolina, an
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in Texas and other southern points I
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FOR RENT. 4 seyen-room cottage
between Main and State, on Eighth
appiy TO J. S. Ingram go Main street
s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

STRAYEa :. SIC en from my prem
iscs on South Elm street, a medium
sized gray mule, u or IA hands high,
lately sheared. Reward will be paid
far tie reH4tn 20 Hills Wagon Yard.
J F. Webb. IS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

FOR SALE-Or exchange. two work
horses. No reasonable offer refused.
1119 W Barraque street. SO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

WANTED: Energetic, enterprising
ladies to canvass for Breakfast food.
Call at Hammett Grocer Co., Monday
morning So
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-11
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

First Race-Alfo, 1O7; Sid Silver, 1903;
Onyx II. 1909; Kabyle, 1O9; Weldman,
109; Main Guy, ia; Lady Contrary,
ia; Pride of Surry, ia; Siah, ia; Mol
lie T., ia: Burgoyne, ia; over Again,
122.
Second Race-Five and a half fur
longs, selling. Amarous, 104; Eva Rus
sell, 109 Ponca, 100; Ivernia, 1909; Little
Jack Horner 1903; Annie Max. 109;
Hockery Corners, 109; Gus Lanka, 1903;
Tommy Foster, 112; Blue Blaze, liz;
Worthington, ia; GALES, ia.
Third Race-One mile, selling. Capt.
Duckado. 1O1; Royal Pirate, 104; Lam
pooh, 104; Calcutta, LOG; Tioga, 104;
Mauser, 106; Lev Dorsey, 106; Exapo,
106; Sarah Maxim. 107; Full Back, 109
Fourth Race-Six furlongs, handicap.
Aggie Lewis, SO; Morning Star, 81; Mrs.
Frank Foster, 90; Malester. 9S; Assem-
sion, 104; Invinoible, 106; Frank Bell
lib.
Fifth Race-Mile and an eighth, SELL
ing. Medal, 80: Sidney Sabbath, 101:
Treacy, 101; Adelante. 1902; Attilla, 1902;
Jack Doyle, 102; Alright. 104; The
Bobby, 107 Malay, 107: Charles D., 107;
Charley Thompson, 1909; Watertower,
116.
Sixth Race-Six furlongs, purse. Ka-
tie Powers, 102: Allegretta, 1O2: Step
Aside 102; Mordella 1902; Glass, 1902;
Agnes Brennan, 1902; Snow Cap, 1902:
Inquisitive Girl, 1902; Zama, 1902; Sex
tette, l02; Misanthrope, 107; Morning
Star, 112.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-11

laps. Dorian was found physically
unable to ride as the result of fall
on Monday.
At IL O'Clock, midnight. Contenet and
Breton, Leander and Butler, Krebs and
Peterson, Newkirk and Jacobson. John
and NJ. Bedell, Bowler and Fisher and
Walthour and Munroe had 1853 miles
and 2 laps.
Moran and Keegan had 1858 miles
and l lap to their credit, while the
others stood: Samson and Wander
stuyft, 1881 miles laps; Krebs and
Gougoltz, 1929 miles laps; Dove and
Hedspeth, 1,617 miles l lap.
Tonight Frank Kramer, the worlds
champion unpaced rider, broke the in
door unpaced record for a half mile,
making the distance in SO 2-5 seconds.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-11
sTETsON HAS THE CUP.
Interesting Point Regarding the
Rules Is Brought Up.

Rules Is Brought Up.
DeLand, Fla. Dec. 1O.-The football
season among the Florida colleges
ends with the Times Union trophy cup.
still held by Stetson University at
this place, the Stetson team having sue
cessfully defended 1t against all COM
ers. The game played here Thanks
giving with Tallahassee, which was
finished under a protest. was claimed
as a tie, but Tallahassee used a forma-
ton since declared illegal. AS 1t opens
an interesting point, it is well to give
it here. The quarterback stood with
his foot on the line, but with his body
back from the line behind center, al
lowing the use of last years tackle
back formation outside of the twenty
five-yard line. This matter was refer
red to the National Rules Committee,
and more than a majority have writ
ten declaring it illegal. one of the most
prominent saying: THE position of
quarterback as described, does not
bring him on the line of scrimmage.
and such a formation with the idea of
bringing seven men on the line is a
violation of both the letter and spirit
of the rule"
An effort is being made to form a
State Intercollegiate Athletic Associa-
ton. for the prevention of the use of
professionals in intercollegiate games,
which is being warmly advocated by
Stetson, and which it is hoped will
prevail. The Times Union. in offering
the cup, expressly stipulated that pro-
fessionals were barred, and that 1t was
their intention to encourage amateur
schoolboy athletics.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-11
For Racing Association.

Waycross, Ga, Dec. 10.-A move Is
on foot here to organize a racing as
ISOLATION to be known as the South
Georgia Racing Association of Way
cross. The object of the association is
to encourage the raising of good trot-
ting and running stock in this section.
There Is no doubt that the organlza-
ton will be perfected in few days,
and as soon as this is done arrange
ments will be made to have monthly
races at the fair grounds in Waycross.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-11
AT NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, Dec. 10.-Big Ben
was the only winning favorite to-
day:
First Race-One mile. Mynheer, 10
TO ], won, with Mrs. Frank Foster, IS
20 /, second. and DeReszke. to 8,
third. Time f:H
Second Race-Four and a half fur
longs. Symphony. to /. won, with
Trossachs. n 10 I, second. and Lolly
Daily, Is 70 ], third. Time 80.
Third Raee-One mile. Bud Embry,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-11
DIAMOND DUST.

If reports are now true, Mr.. Keefe,
the best known umpire in the South,
will umpire in the South Atlantic Base
ball League when the fireworks blaze
up in Dixie at the opening of the base
ball season of 1904.
The Boston National League Club
will have many changes in its line
up in 1904. Among the missing will
be Pittinger. Aubry, Greminger and
Dexter. Marlarky and Abbitichaco will
probably figure in a trade. Among the
new members of the team will be Dele
hanty, who will cover third base, and
Raymer, who will cover second base.
Tenney will continue to play at first
base, and the outfield will be made up
of Stanley, Cooley and Geir. Willis
will still be in the box, while behind
the bat there will be Moran and Need
ham. Director Billings of the club is
we'll pleased with the outlook for the
coming year.
d. c. Packard has sold, the franchise
of the Denver Western League Club,
and the Broadway Athletic Club, to
Julius Acheilo. The consideration was
$50, 900. 1t is said that Jack OConnor
is to be part owner of the club and
will manage it the coming season.
Harry Pulliam has been elected pres
ident of the National League for the
season of 1904 The league meeting
ratified everything that he did the past
season, and gave him complete charge
of the affairs of the league.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-11
FOOTBALL TO-DAY.

The Benedictine College football
team and the Roarers will line up on
the gridron this afternoon to play
the regular week end contest, as agreed
on when the struggle for the Marks
trophy was commenced The keenest
rivalry exists between these two teams
and the indications are that one of
the hardest fought battles that has yet
taken place between the junior foot
ballists will result.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-11
"MEET ME AT THE RACES" WILL
BE REVIVED AGAIN TO-DAY
quarter. which he did easily in Is

quarter. which he did easily in 25
fiat.
Belmont Kelley gave Hand Organ
his final work out. The Italian horse
went a half in so fiat. Jockey Sex
ton who had the mount, held the
horse hard all the way. Trainer Kelley
who claims to be a grandson of the
man who invented the Kelley Cure,
stated after Hand Organ, had pulled
up. that there would certainly be a
long price against his horse to-day,
and he would have a good bet down.
Ike Thompson had Sister Ruth and
Pearl Finder out, and allowed the
formere to work five furlongs, which
she did very handily in 1908.
Honolulu with Jockey Anderson up
was given a long gallop. This horse
looks in prime condition.
J. n. Hands, Belle of Minco, and
the good 2-year-old filly. Maud john
son were breezed a quarter in 2S sec
onds. These two will start at the
next matinee as they were not quite
ready for to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-11

The SwindeII Suit mt cambridge
Was Decided,

cambridge, Ga, Dec. 10.-A verdict
in the suit of Messrs. E. Swindell &c
Co. against the Peoples Bank, now
the First National Bank, of this city.
which involved $4,000, was reached last
night, and was in favor of the bank.
Messrs. Swindell & Co. we're suing the
bank for damages, alleged to have been
caused by Withdrawing a line OF credit
voices as collateral, and by the with
drawing of this line of credit causing
them to reduce their output several
thousand feet per day. The bank, in
return, was suing Swindell & Co. for
5000 and interest. which Swindell e.
Co. were due them.
The ladies OF the First Presbyterian
Church Of this city are giving a ba-
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l, second. and Macbeth, Is to 1, third
Time 1:44 rs.
Fourth Race-Seven furlongs. Big
Ben, even, won, with Charlie Thomp-
son, II to /, second, and Duelist, 2 to
1, third. Time 1923.
Fifth Race-One mile. Bird Wood,
Is to /. won, with Badger, 7 to l, sec
ond, and Free Admission, to 1, third
Time 1:44 40.
Sixth Race-One mile. Mountebank,
IS to 1, won, with Wreath of Ivy, 8
to /, second, and Ora Mckinney, so
to l, third. Time 1:43 3-5.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-11
Bill Was Defeated.

Richmond Dec. 10.-The Railway
principal office" definition bill was de-
feated in the House of Delegates to-
day. Al to Is. The measure was de-
signed, it is understood, to bring the
Southern Railways administrative Of
fees from Washington to some point
in Virginia.
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Waycross, Ca, Dec. 10.-"Orrie"
Terrell, a young white man employed
at Lott & Jones livery stables, was
seriously injured at the Opera House
last night while assisting in moving
paraphernalia from the building. A
heavy trunk fell against Terrell
throwing him down flight of stairs.
bruislng him up considerably. and II
is feared that he is injured internally
also
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-11
Structure, Piles, FiStuIa.

l cure these
diseases with
out operation,
by the Won
derful Violet
Ray treatment
which is used
exclusively by
ne, in this
city. 1t is abb
iolutely pain
less, and the
beneficial e f.
fects are no
C e a b ! e at
once. Call and
let me explain
{ h / S TT u ! y
80 aura To
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you, it will cost you nothing. l also
cure all forms of chronic diseases-in
both sexes. II you cannot call, write.
Office hours: $50 a. m. to l p. m;
2 to 3 p. m. Sundays 10 a. m. to !
p. m.
DIR. j. T. GAULT.
Suite Is, Board of Trade Building,
Savannah, Ga.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-11
TOMOCHICHIS AGAIN VICTORS
IN BOWLING CONTEST.
Hard Fought Battle on the Yacht Club Alleys
Last Night

The Tomochichi bowling team again
came out victorious last night in the
weekly contest between the three teams
Of the City League. winning from the
Hussars by % pins, and from the Yacht
Club by 122 pins.
The highest individual score was
made by Remler, of the Hussars. who
made $50 pins, with Blum, of the Yacht
Club team a close second. with 354
pins.
The following is the score of the con-
test
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-11
MInnenpoIis 10 New orleans.

Newport News. Va. Dec. 10-The
United States training ship Minneapo-
lis sailed to-day for New Orleans. Dur
ing the stay OF the vessel here nEA
men deserted
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-11
PADDOCK PICKINGS.

Tribesman breezed three furlongs in
Az. Jockey Comac had the leg up
and after dismounting advised many
Of the onlookers TO have test on the
horse to-day.
President wins the same distance in
AZ fiat.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-11

zaar and a trip around the world for
the benefit of the church. The bazaar
is being held in the armory and will
last for three days.