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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE,

Johnny Smith wrote on the black
board: MY lips are sweeter to kiss
than any other kids in school," The
teacher learned the author and called
him up.
Johnny, did you write that?''
"1es, ma'm,' said Johnny
well you can stay in after school,
said she.
The children waited fcr Johnny to
come out, and they began to guy him.
Got lickin', didn't yep
mo, sirree!' said John.
What did she do?' they asked
"Shan't tell said Johnny, smacking
his lips, "but it pays to ADVERTISE"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31

Helena, Ark, March 31.-W. M. Neal
died suddenly yesterday morning. He
was stricken with an attack resembl-
ing apoplexy Tuesday afternoon while
in the act of paying for his lunch at
Miller's restaurant, was taken to an
infirmaly a short distance from the
scene, and died. though everything
possible was done by the physicians in
no children, and his death will be uni
versally mourned. Deceased was a
member of the Elks, Odd Fellows and
Worklhen and Cne of the most promi-
nent citizens of the city and state. His
death is a severe blow to the newspa-
per interests of the state, and espe-
cially to the city of Helena, where he
has made his hcme for many years
past.
anon, Tenn, September 6, 1853 He
moved to Arkansas in 1876, and later
became editor and proprietor of the
Helena World, which position he held
until recently, when the paper was
sold to the World Publishing company,
an editor he was considered one of
the ablest in the state, and he had
made many hard fights for the party
Of his choice through the columns OF
his paper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
AGAINST ". ]. BRYAN
SENSATIONAL CHARGES ARE
MADE IN TIE BENNETT
WILL CASE.
Attorneys Insist That Mr.. Bryan is
SURPRISING Facts Connected
With Sealed Letter"
WANT THE WHOLE sF0RY TOLD.

New Haven. Conn March at-Fur.
cher sensational Incidents marked Tie
SECOND days =beartae on the appeal #
Nm. J. Bryan in =tae superior court
before. Judge Ga4e1.
Former Judge saoadald. counsel far
Alrs. Bennett. and Nr. Bryan engaged
in a Wordy war during tae morning
session and the eeart nad 10 inter-
yene. II followed Immediately after
the reference to the correspondence
between Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Bennett
had been made by Judge stoddard, in
which it was alleged that Mr.. Bennett
was brought to the point of writing
the "sealed letter" by Mr.. Bryan.
Judge Stoddard implied that Mr..
Bryan was withho olding their contents,
and said, "If this man insists upon get
ting fifty thousand dollars from the
widow by suppressing facts showing
that these letters were written at MS
behest, the court should know the
facts
Mr.. Bryan jumped to his feet and in.
sisted that Judge Stoddard hau mis-
stated the facts, but the court ordered
him to sit down.
The day was taken up entirely by
arguments on the question IF admit
ting the "sealed letter."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
Richard Brinsley Sheridan.

Sheridan gave almost no promise In
childhood of his future brilliancy. His
mother pronounced Richard Brins-
Icy to lie the dulleSt and most hope
less of her SONS" and he was sent
home from DR.. Whyte's academy with
the reputation Of being an impenetra-
bic Ounce who wrote ''think" for
thing But he must have been able
to think thing or two even in those
days. for at twenty six he had written
the school For Scandal" of which
Leigh Hunt observed, 1T is a very
concentration and crystalliZation OF all
that is sparkling. clear and compact
in the materials of pure comedy 1t
should, however, be mentioned that
more judicious Of the youthful Sheri-
dams preceptors, Samuel Parr, one OF
the masters at Harrow, detected the
latent spark of his pupils genius ana
aided it by judicious cultivation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31

John Dellmon. W. J. Galbraith, Frank
Stewart and Jack Holland.
Second ward-W. T. Woodbridge. w.
B. Alexander, w I. Young, W. l.. To.
ncy, Edgar BreWst T. Major Mead. II.
X Toney, w. f. Aden, NJ. P Russell,
]. w Crawford w S. Jeter. f. VI.
Altschul, VIII Ritehie. Thomas Green
Third ward-Jno. NJ. Elliott Chas.
We'll w b. Greenfield, j. X. Core j.
p. Alexander, f. 4. Howell, w. j..
Jones. Dew White r. W. Lane, NJ NJ.
Bruce, j. II. Pittmau, W + Coleman.
V. O. Alexander, G. n Tripett. j. +.
Rutherford. Frank Tomlinson. Le5 NJ.
Andrews. 7. TIayis Nixon, J. D. Miner,
T. A. Fowler. c. r. FHzhuga.
Fourth Ward-F,. Is. Bloom. \. T
White. N. r. Stewart and l.. o. Kn &.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
TO QUIT MEMPHIS
COTTON BELT WiTHDRAWS FROM
THAT CITY ON AND
AFTER APRIL 6.
Due to Differences Between 1t and
IRON Mounta ard the Memphis
Freight Bureau.
Que to Dif5ererces Between 1t and
+ WILL AFFECT PINE BLUFF

1t has been announced from the gea-
aIaI eltlces i the St Louis Southwest
ern Railway Company Cotton Belt
Route thaf the Cott-a Belt Will with
draw from Memphis, Tenn at the
elose=ot business April 6. Both the
fgeisht aud passe@ ges business VIII
ge wit.IdJ4Vn al tAe read Will dc II
busines. ef its oWn east OF tie Missi :
sippi river. This action is the result
it is said, of a eontroy ersy regarding
freight rates between the Cotton Bet
the Iron Mountain and the freight bu-
reau of Memphis.
This announcement will be of in.
terest to the people of Pine Bluff. for
the travelling public and the business
men in general will be affected by the
change. At present through trains
between Texarkana and Memphis can
be secured at a convenient hour, but
when the read leaves Memphis the
most direct route will be from Pine
Bluff to Fair Oaks, Ark and then
change to the Iron Mountain into
Memphis Another route will be to 20
from here to Little Rock and then take
the Choctaw t.. Memphis Both will
be found to be decidedly more ineon-
venient than the present system. The
bushes men will be affected by the in
crease in freight rates, but to what
extent is not yet known
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
A "Friday" Ship.

A true story is told of a skeptical
Massachusetts captain who way back
in the early years of the republic, de-
termined to exhibit the fallacy OF the
Friday superstition. He contracted on
a certain Friday for the building OF a
ship. and it was arranged that the keel
of this vessel was laid on Friday, that
she was launched on Friday, named
Friday, commenced loading on Fri
day and hauled into the stream on the
same day Of the week. To add to the
possibilities of disaster, negro COOK
named Friday was engaged, and. thus
fully freighted with the sinister NAME
the Friday sailed on Friday, bound %
a port in the West Indies. From tnar
day to this no tidings Of the III condl-
toned craft have been received
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
10 MEMPHIS TO TAKE FULL EDi-
TORiAL CHARGE OF THE
SCIMlTAR.
Fefers to Remain East on Account Of
Superior Opportunities, But Pre-
fers to Reside in Memphis.

A Washington telegram says:
&C. P. j. Mooney, formerly editor
s6 the Memphis Commercial-Appe
] low brilliantly successful as one OF
ne editors of the New York Journal
i md American, spent today in Wash
[agtOn. Mr.. Mooney is taking abcMt
Il Wo weeks rest, after the strain OF
managing for a year without cessation
Inc of the greatest of the country's
ally papers. He will &C first from
Here to his bcyhood home in Kentucky,
sshere his children are visiting rela-
lives, and then down to Memphis for
few days with friends there before
returning to his big journalistic re-
ponsibilities in New York. Although
II Ugh up with the biggest Of the Hearst
Mr.. Moneys visit has
no political significance Whatever
The fact that Mr. Mooney Is coming
20 Memphis at this time lends color
10 story which the Graphic has to
he effect that Mr.. Mooney may return
5c, Memphis to permanently reside. 1t
is said on good authority that the
Scimitar has made Mr.. Mooney a very
flattering offer to return to Memphis
and take editorial control of that
paper. It is his desire to remain in
New York, as the opportunities there
for him are much greater than in Mem
phis. but he much prefers Memphis as
a place of residence, and for that rea-
son he may return to Memphis. His
trip to Memphis is no doubt for the
purpose of considering the cffer made
him by the ocImitar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
"a
1 A PINE. BLUFF MIDGET.

Proba bly, the smallest living human
,eing has recently been born in Pine
BLUM. The chi id is at the home OF
ianes and Jennie Harding, colored
Ieople living ini the west end OF the
ity and is a perfect specimen OF a
|uman being. 1T is about five weeks
Id and is apparently healthy. The
hid is so small that an ordinary NO.
Eshp chimneyA will completely cover
and when filled half full of water
;oulh form IA pool big enough to drown
Z 1he cbftid has been living five weeks
ndG.q6w weighs scarcely pound. IL
~ not weighed at birth but was con-
F 6erably smaller. A silver dollar
Inld be a sufficient platform on
kch to stand the baby and there
5uld be room left to put its clothes
Z the same platform. Both hands OF
sf child expanded would not be large
66ugh to cover the face Of a half dol
Efand dollar bill would completely
|1Alop the head and leave room for
& ing lie wrap. Nclressmaker has
|16 found who can make clothes
n kn enough and the ordinary doll
|ppftkes look extremely large when
II upon the body Of the infant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
The StruttinK VOodcock.

One evening in November. many
years ago, Il country friend brought a
live cock WoodcOck to my house in
BYRON, Ill. \ spent shot had made
his capture posSibla: in fact, one could
not see that he WAS hurt in any way
after Il sharp, scrutiniZing search TN
der a powerful light on the kitchen ta-
BILE. .tll at once the beautiful creature
slipped from my hand. and. assuming
the air, mien and ways of turkey
gobbler in the mating season, proceed
ed to strut about on the table in the
circle of powerful light. 1t was one Of
the StrangcSt. widest, most beautiful
sights the writer ever behed. After Il
solid hours performance the little au-
dience decided that no taIidermical
touch should ever deS"crnte that beau
tiful feathered form, and the bird was
gently slipped into the pocket of an old
hunting coat, carried a mile out Of
town into the country and turned loose
in the edge of hundred acre cornfeld,
into which he quickly scuttl' d.-For-
est and Stream.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
DEATH OF A MiSGR.
Suffered Privations and Let $3.50 in
His Pockets.

I HCt Springs, Marcn 31.-Upon the
BODY of H. F. Wagland, who died this
mO,ning for want of attention and nee
esaries of life were found $3.50 in
money and life insurance policy fer
$1,000 in favor cf his son, who re-
shes in Nebraska Wagland had been
in for several days, and on the claim
oi being in needy circumstances a few
|hys ago got a prescription from the
Eety physician.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
WANTS DAMAGES.

Chas. Woodward, by his next friend,
l. T. Woodward, has filed suit against
w. w. Reach in the circuit court,
praying judgment against the defend
ant for $4,000 The suit results from
the minor plaintiff losing one finger
at defendants sawmill. The COM
plaint states that the machinery was
imperfectly constructed, by reason of
which the accident occurred.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
OPEN AIR CONCERTS.

An effort is being made to raise a
subscription fund to employ LeMaire's
band for a series of open air concerts
the coming summer. The band has
been doing a great deal of practice
work, and now performs well. The
concerts would be quite feature to
relieve the monctony of dull sum
mer evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
81
II
EATH OF GRANDMA M'CAIN.
II.

Il lfs. Martha Mccain, aged seventy
1FIHears, died at an early hour this
IbrHing at the home of her son, John
NcCain, on Lakeside, after a lone
kness. Old age was the cause. The
Ilneral will be held tomorrow morning
I zen o'clock from the Lakeside Meth
Mist. churcr, Revs. J. F. Carr and w
II Watson conducting the services, as
Dted by other ministers. The III
kment will be in Bellwood cemetery
|lmefately after the services at the
Ilhrc4 Mrs. Mccain was one Of tha
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
WOULD SELL AS WELL AS BUY

The Pine Bluff Graphic says Hearst
is trying to buy his nomination to the
presidency. If he would buy the OIL
flee he would certainly "sell it," there
fore it is best tc. steer clear of Will
liam Randolph Hearst. We have al
ways thought old Judge Parker was
the best man anyWay.-Jonesborc
Tins Enterprise
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
ARRESTED FOR ARSON.
Monticello Boy Charged With Firing
Harris and Jaggers' Warehouse.

MCrticellO, March 31.-Thomas Nix.
a young man about seventeen years OF
age, has been arrested en- the charge
of having set fire to the warehouse CT
Harris and Jaggers night or two ago.
He is alleged to have confessed the
crime. The warehouse and two small
cabins were destroyed, entailing loss
OF $1,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
DRILL TONIGHT.

The Jefferson Fencibles will met at
the old armory at 8 p. m. for regular
drill, and Capt. Pinney requests that
all members of the company appear
in uniform.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
CITY DELEGATES.

The following are the delegates
elected to represent Pine Bluff in the
Democratic county convention to be
held in Pine Bluff next Saturday.
First ward-James Gould, Ed. Ker
win, J. W. Meeks, S. G. Purcell, Fred
Fox, Ed. Harvey. Jack, Crawley, A.
Murray, A. P. Corder, Toney Smith,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
, BE cL0} FINISH
moose G. M,cubCH CONTINUE
8 NECK ANNECk IN
THE ACE.
TWO Counties Wbe Votes May De.
eide contI fer Associate
FU RTFER "a FMS EWAi e.

Little Rock, treh st h9il.g' 'iI
advices are that aoAe coa4tN ea.a1 ;
vote for Go9a9nt Davis ms gives
him 50 coUatie lth &0S d2le@af -,
2t7s e We = Mites with ~ -
egates an4 -. Marion and Polk
ttunties VT I Il 0nt.
.s# Interest reV taas i'll tie rae ful
as sGcia5e jostt6 i t;se supreme e2e3,
3 Ietwee4 MeCtl>h and Moose. y =
Icerdins to the loliielal estimates VIC
Culloch has cried 81 counties Win
212 delegates. Ell Moose has SO eoU2-
M with 217 + gates. The number
DELEGATES nfessary tC nominate Is
f2, and it iskvdent that the finish
6tween the No candidates will be
cose.
#sInese estitates do not lnclud
White, whose Eote will be canvassed
today. and Sine. from which no re-
port has beedreceived on account OF
Frustrated wills. Private advices state
that Crawforf Carroll, Calhoun and
Desha countit have enrolled in the
M.,ose columdand that Cleburne coun
ty is for MCulloch. With the re-
turns received by the Gazette and the
private adyiok. it is safe to assume
that the estinp ptes are correct.
The chief hsticeship still remains
up to the stale convention, with Hll'
the leader
The nominas for railroad ccmmls-
sioner will ba the present members,
B. B. Hudgins J. c. Hampton and j.
w. Phillips.
4 Robt. l.. Rc'3rs for attorney general
and DR.. AveryEE. Moore for state aud
ltor each have carried more than
enough counties to win the nomina-
ion cn te first ballot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
TIMBER EALING CHARGED

Dan and Jerry Matthews and Lee
Hunt. colcred, have been arrested by
Deputy Constable Bono, charged with
timber poaching They are out on
bond awaiting r.ial, which Is set for
next Tuesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
THE BIBLE CLASS.

The Union Bible class meets at
3:3O p. m. tomorrow with Miss CaIlie
Jones. The lesson will be the 18th to
ell General invitation to the ladies
to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
VISITING MISSIONARIES.

Be4 Atehisen and wife Of Ciacin-
nati @. missionaries en their way To
Japan. will conduct a service at TIE
Second Presbyterian church. Itas.
See aa avenue Friday evening, April
al :. IS p. N. Everybody invited t.
attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
AN EASTER SERVICE
ELABORATE PROGRAM TO BE
RENDERED AT TRINITY EPIS.
COPAL CHURCH
Services to Be Conducted by Bishop
BroVn cf Little Rock and
Rsv. Bucknef, Rector.
Services to Be Conducted by Bishop
TtiE PROGRAM TO BE RENDERED.

1t Trinity Episcopal church tonight
t4Iaurdy Thursday night Narea I'D
tbeee viii be services. with a sermon
and holy communion. Bishop BsoWa
viii of.efate, assisted by Bev, y. u.
B0ckner. At=this time the Savior in
slituted the Lords supper.
Good Friday. at T. O'Clock, Bfshop
Brown will conduct the three-hsFH ser
vice. assisted by Rey. w D. Bucknes
Saturday afternoon, al 4 O'Clock.
Rev. w. D. Buckner will administer
the rite OF holy baptism All persons
desirous of baptism are requested to
be present at this service, as there
will be no baptismal service Easter
Easter day, at 7:30 holy communica.
Rev w. D. Buckner will officiate. as
o1otCd OS iol0liop Dlo"I.
Morning prayer at 10:30, with Eas-
ter music, confirmation and holy COM
munion. Bishop Brown will preach at
this service The offering will be for
the rectery fund. Children's service
at o'clock Mr.. C. H. Brown, super
intendent of the Sunday school will
conduct this service.
The following is the program for the
Easter service Sunday, which opens at
1O:30 a. M.
Professional No. 11O, Christ cur
Passover" Schilling.
Psalter, 2, 81 and Ill.
Gloria Patri, Danks.
First Lesson, Exodus, 18th chapter.
TIE Deum, Baumbach.
Second Lesson, st. Matthew, 2Sth
chapter
Jubilate Dec. Schilling.
Hymn 116.
Kyrie. Stainer.
Gloria Tibi, anonymous.
Hymn 116
Offertory, "Immcstaity,' Shepherd,
Mrs. w. w. Perry
Hymn 218
Confirmatic<l, Bishop Brown and
Rev. w. D. Buckner.
Sanctus, Stainer
Gloria in Excelsis, Schneider.
Recessional 1873
Rev. w. D. Buckner is rector and
Mrs. E. w. Bocage is organist.
The following compose the choir
for the Sunday morning service:
Soprano, Miss Cora Martin, Mrs w.
w. Perry, Miss Johnnie Boone, Miss
Pauline Scull, Mrs. Wiltshire Riley,
Miss May Reynolds, Miss Sallie May
Shepherd, Miss Bell Evans, Miss Fay
Scull, Miss Nina Wilson.
Alto, Mrs. Ledbetter, Miss Fannie
Bowles, Miss Eunice Rumgarner, Mrs.
G. O. Abernathy
Bass, John Evans, Henry Roberts,
VIM. Malley' chas. Warn"r' Thos.
Evans, Joe Larkin.
Tenor, H. H. Hull, VIM. Bahlau,
Robt. Wales, Dan Taylor Garland
Hyatt.
Boy Soprano, Ccnlan Rose Brown,
Hicks Riley. Marcellus Defevre, Ad-
am Robinson.
Crucifx-Master Collier Lee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
ksOwn and most beloved cid

4est kown and most beloved cid /
die, ihPine Bluff. She had wide cir
Gle sffriends to whom she was known
as EGrandma Mccain" She was an
act I've member OF Lakeside Methodist
rblfG up to the time of her last i'll
ne |. The pail bearers at the funeral
viii be-: Honorary, Captain n. T.
Re bets, w z Tankersley, d. Lowrey,
K IA. Adams, j. NJ. GOA and p. p.
c. Cnss, V. S. McClelland. NJ. J. Mead
!. H. Watkins and T. b. McCuen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
: 1ERUsHiNG OF THE RusCHEs


his Thel asa Rush is recovering
In the measles.
kihnlas Rush has bought a new
Sng bell
kdy Rush visited the city Wednes-
l.. On his way he killed a biz
tud reg
MS Carrie Halter Of Chicago is
Iitn = her sister, Mrs, Lena Rush
bis. &. w Loveioy, sister II Mrs.
IT, aas n3azad to Pine Bluff Ark,
Eltare .t6aa.
b. = Rnsh visited Emile ard Ed
eNl Ra7ch SHnday.-Vineennes. Ind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-31
CAUGHT AT LITTLE ROCK.

Lucy Barnes, colcred, wanted in
Pine Bluff on a grand larceny charge,
was arrested in Little Rock.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-09-16
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