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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-06
Park Board to Control Approaches.

A resolution by Aid Bantz was pass
ed at the meeting of the board of al
dermen last night providing that the
park board shall take charge Of the
streets that serve as an approach to
the public baths. 1t provides that
Commercial, Wabasha and Water
streets be made into the approach.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-06
Britain Was Nearly Beaten.

With a few more years granted for
preparation and the study of the art Of
war the Beers woodland this is a fact
indisputable to all who have studied the
art of war-have decisively defeated
Great Britain.-Mai. Ross Representa-
tive Government and War"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-06
Mortgage for $165,ooo,ooo Filed.

There was filed yesterday at the Of
flee of the register of deeds a first re-
funding gold-bond mortgage of the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
company in the sum of $4,000, 900 to
the Central Trust Company of New
York and David Francis as trustees.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-06
DYNAMITING PLOTS
ON PACIFIC COAST
Chinese Are Accused of One and Japs In
tended Victims Of the Other.

PORTLAND, Or, April "a bomb
containing co. two pounds of powder, heav-
~ ny charged with nitro glycerin and con
found on the guard rail Of the steamer
albany. of the Western Transportation
company,s line, today. The fuse had
out. Had the bomb exploded the Albany
would doubtless have been completely
wrecked e; From the fact that a quantity
such as is worn by Chinese. was wranned
around the internal machine, it is thought
that plot to destroy the steamer was
evolved by Chinese. The transportation
company has persistenely refused to en-
plOy Chinese
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-06

the judges for the contest with the
Chicago team. The Chicago men have
not yet announced whom they have
selected as Judge.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-06
Wheelman Is Arrested.

At the corner of Rice and Sycamore
streets, last evening, Joseph Wagner, a
bicyclist, ran into Mrs. A. O'Brien, 1919
Park avenue. The wheel struck the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-06

EVERETT, Wash, April 5.-A plot to
dynamite the quarters of the Japanese
employed by the NIukilteo mill was dis
covered and frustrated. For some time
the feeling against the Japanese has been
them very strongly. Attempts were made
to drive the japanese away from this To-
cality, and it is believed that the dyna-
mite was part of the plot to drive them
away.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-06

woman in such a manner that her
ankle was broken. She was taken to
her nome, and Wagner was arrested,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-06
Laborer Hurt by Falling Beam.

Charles Vfcstrom, a laborer, living at
105 Nineteenth avenue north, Minneapolis
was struck by falling beam shortly
after IL o'clock yesterday morning and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-06

he tn food him in nd
he work.
and and and phOs
nj nerves.
all these food elements
pa nch Indigestion"
set study an" perfected scientific GRENUTs
a and m brought him and
recognized
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-06

Get book The Road to wevle in each pkg
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
THE COLON BANS.
They Are Hospttabie People and
Like Good Living

TIE G1.aH.5,unS aHr hu>pitabc peo-
pie aud receive strangers cordially. II
$ customary tor j stranger 10 send
cards % those whose acquaintance he
desires, and etiquette icuaid> that he
recipients Of tie astrds ,fH within a
tow days.
The dining tables Of the rich are
spread With fine linen and set with
handsome crlt glass and china Among
tAeIr beverages n addition 10 wines.
are eebada. barley water. oreAada.
which contains almond juice ana ~ug
ar. agrasS, Tie iuce Of unripe grapes.
naraniada, oraHgcade and 4 preps3a-
tion Of chocolate tAeN as 1ruel \ d.Sh
tor invaiid> Sopa dc pan. \ r;tN cgg
= broken apen a -tIee ot toast and i
beef broth : faured OYER Il. j breai.
fast oftnn eoH~ SIS If several nnnfses-
Tor iuSta4ee- frMt Hoayard eggs, With
Stewed .otGsto.s aHa giee t>tl, chops
fried eISs AMI herbs and "a tottiiIa
con $50. BRAN oa5"tct. sweet potatoes
sr other vagetahac =:.ald coffee SAT.
from IS fa49slte dasurtua for soup
Chicken 81 ssHHre MES contain u =varietY
Of ye@erstoi.s. hard 6oiIed eggs and
afher - ad5enfs \ common dish
among the pooe : a stew allied sin
ebebez Aaofber ~fs5ebV : fiea and red
beans R5ee ee44.td ~ ard. Wfah lit.
+" tas~ade adl.eG .laef foa = ee.f~A. : a
Ga3it 8'a : fHe=lo4>el ,4s.....s The
1.e>u Of tesz euana q ~tssa - af and
.izafd. : se-8nied q a=deiset5ee md IS
+a'a :" rese eatie= eItJz <e.l t'ale natives
III .ae= =~.eies ot 5ie-a4= =aeast.s5t- z-aanas
ana ta.e t1au them strings # +44s as
tar@" as nlnias They a@42 thes,p esgs
II eItn ~sa mi dry slem Ter future
CONSUMPTION.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
7unernIx FOR the Health.

At funeral In Glasgow a stranger
who aad taizeu hi, 4eaJ IN one OF Tie
mourning eeaelses= excited the curiosity
OF the oti.er t.aaa occupants one Of
whom al last a9Ned hln:
Yell he brtapr#o the corpf"
NO, Ina no drither o tie corr
.WeeI then. ven BE his cousir:'
NO. lm uot thatg
Then yell be 1T least frten' o n.
corn
Not that either To tell the truth
I've no beer weel mysel'. and as NY
doctor ha4 Q. ared me some cae~i =
exercise nd be the q
way j. * IT. FIa Rem
ssyces." by 4ss AEsalaAla asfstA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

EuIed him. + am sorry BUT T can
5e helred. 81 .aar Old mother 'oLd
a1e.aer.r - .arsz a Gun. alt ] 5eanH'.
her GOOD advice j am sorry bat Il
a1r over aaV expets Mr.. lone=
n taa4 seI mink i a 9os time
..,f#ro -or aaet. / va engaged 70
v7ea1 1tz Fl bes
1fune- Ja am SORRY nope /
aava NOT aHehted her iii" by what
have 4oua T vas arrested once for
a-auH and attempt 70 E.a aPon he
person 5f Bill Barton. aut vas found
innocent of rhe aharse vas not
4try wish had 'ed a iitferenl
life. hope fhts vii be a 5esson 10
hose Who are IN the habit If carry,
5n. aun. ard want .he p0blic 10
.zaov thar ml -orrY fea Il=e9neern-
el ana -ori.H lar Mr Mar2an.s family
Goodbye,
.8lbeu Gaasay.
4Of Gushman ArE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
SO . Peort1 At the Rigat Time and
N tae aLaht Way.

IN the Rt1ht Nay.
%e~suapsr advertising is he 5es
#eteHT 4lsiaes#. 80 Hatter 4ba5
is nature. + it ral#es 5po4 he rat
Tonage Of he public generally.
What would YOU mink Of q man VINO
overlooked ahe very best N line -
goods and took MP With he middle or
fair. poor or a5solH q ly worthless
Nhen yo1 buy publicity rou want
above All else o r. 'Jro thaf Won ar
eeeta4 wba v9o pay for. Gha dala
nov paaaa sees Into h. arv home.
ot EAe people aad aLsays eea} hr
some n 5ha aamis az ua.ly a.
- ALI tAe ft.T
f al. catchy aT
+ it Has i messaga f6az vii mean 4 =
lat# ami #.#rs 10 .l.e 9csde~. You can
depend #Hoa aetta@e results.
If sofr hasia. y $50 4eal All 4.i..z
-hat "a cant say Hv hia- fresh ar
breezy about #s. sea better chang
zarr aarertista4 man II qHtt yaar
business.
# Won can't aud anv plausible rea.
son wae Il -houIa AZ dTar azoaqs for
reosle p haY 1e7ls from instead
q from ho other fe1o~ von haron'e
ar axetzo for e.a9 in business. Be-
Ter 3aoloaiza for fabia@ np valuable
acc aGI ae:# ont of business
AFc= NEWSPAPERS tho best mediums
for advertisIne2
Yes-amphaflcaIIv yes
N.hg zh@tlaaa hoy be he bast2
They present so5r advertisement 10
man while IL IA 4 receptive Tram
1f mind. lie has nothing to DO ins.
then INT read and he reads he head
IieGs Of your al as readily as he does
-ba headlines Of he news articles. If
1enr nd interests him he'll read the
a5-iust IN he same way as he reads
he news he cares 10 read.
Tho chonce % talk to man about
ref}r bpsiaess and to talk TO him when
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
rhe s,o,..o:y of Brahms.

Kt8u .ase5a-5ia4 dinner nsatH -lycp
Te4elfHI54. Il vz=st wore present also
z.i> friends 9rafe=--ar s9@a - Nap.es
sI.a &aa Her. #aara. tt#e taupossr.
4su 4taa~#n-.E elIaea eaaa4~tiH -etHr 9e=
euTred faaa "a as#.e= avf-# =5.s5=e.H
sve3ffIe =a- alar1 t.Ie
afrQrtut ~ 4sa
-la -,, aol..f IS l.il= =.ls=...ss= j.
.=#|E -.V L}a4 H. aa4sf4etea
OILS 3al a3td saiaaa
i{r-@ai=at fie"s~ 4 tHzH4st
4t4..ia II Les 5H5tt= 54tt-
~~,~ sd is treG
t1.ss--t.=t zr.t H-J1t tEfart-
p + - IsitH.... .a.s'.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
SUNDAY NOVEMBER =. 1ao4.

Subscribers desiring the Graphic
discontinued at any time viii please
notify the office either n person or
by either phone. Ordsrs to carriers
10 discontinue will not De accepted,
as the frequent changes among the
carrier boys causes an endless
amount Of confusion and disputes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

9s5 q u :
"a #a5s.
III ea5e Of as4.s saafsr 3.s''9..s.os
arEa.lz With added force- ii Ea5 are
a!9#a.tn2 70 @amaa Not aa.E SO
e.aasead ads aaea -hay ad ae pa.
1es5 fhoz '8aE for he aus u ees
an lVeHtls4ta. When #oa - PEG
aFe=to Eaab for valr al YEA an de
pend on getting a liberal hare d
tholr patronage.
# Tou lo have 4 reason far Ing
a5ive. haa Eou'a better .el aaople
about -. How shah thev i.now bout
con unless Tou eeH the.a ana aaw ean
soa tel =fhen 1Hless vou advertise.
Sow -flal 9ou advertise 5es5 + rot II
ahe ae~spapers
Successful a3E1rtisers aIwazs use
ae=ss1afa ar@elg.
# vaa would zHeoaed. 10 Fl wise
-E#4ar y. Perrnaill
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

amount or confusion ana disputes.
YOUNG MAN AND A GUN.
So many beys and young men III.
aaine there ia aecess5t4 fer carrying
concealed =heir persons a rea4l4
weapon. Some young men think he
can not efen attend social t8nettaa
at which nobody 5a eha BEST Haun4
adlos and FoHne gentlemen are pre-
ent without zeas ta#a a5ezass-
Why pistol zboaH n a03ae aee.ta6
At such place ae sober d=aHlH4 per
son cen zea Zee Maaa ns Mea
mink hey can aat =azaa zts5a5= aa8raIH
service. 5aH. 4as4 aHs4e 4:.a
h5a= ~
waikiki H-s9 #Hzs#. .ar
ger into -aoa55s : pistol -
thousands @afF .=.#55#
thaa
.4,Haf.75--
H=f hoa
04r
3faeHr
When
fhs'
fha ras
cause
NanE lase#H
a9diy ra8a4 Hau=
into serzars .rasa.a aaaa4e@
a aun7 @haa a.haeaf-a 4har4
have been .aaaa ar
evidence AZ sha asa.zsa aaa.
eeatof=raa .s..tsfe#9 -
coward. ana .6at ~ alzts ere.s
nor a. means =aafea-e -s@
af great dauaer EnI 7aa.
son. ba In of5er - be =sf.fa=.a eya f.
II a @ae.' aessa#4# #9..Hs ss#a.aH
7e 7-aa't5 ~
which aEs.- i = -, se e.reae,e.
Nm Gaa-ae ee-s] =
Rafos9=zfr.5 f,r4.a .sza7
= duo a5-ea 7@
4@lne 9za- shesf .e5ase. ifs
vf5,es H.
e0e's
profit heesas.
.ffsazaa a
= te't
zaen a#saa #aH ae-@=ar
q EaeneHaease
5ss#. zs
Ya
aae. ea
fer eaGe
Wont 81 Ia9 AMI
stayed f@sr ay SALON. =aHs
- nae8Ha. 14ea saz
accasea Il aostaHee zaars. vs.
aaatv and aas freste# e
jail aad stayed there aaaat t~a
months Then and another prisoner
VIII fee node tp osfr ars-
=aa. .a sh5uz 20 no. - we
Knocked lhe aaer Town @eh r5es
Of wood. HIS name sas stanford
Lee did aot 20 far anta he wa
caueht. got away That wa before
went nome Eaane from Newport
Ark. 10 Bate~vffe=an t6e#f5th 5ay f
September so4. j net .Jef MORGAN.
the sheriff Of independence county,
Arkansas. He came ONTO me all Al
oo and eatd ne vas 10 arrest re-.
rofore thoueht ! drew my gun. He
tried to ger his gun and / fred, aim
ing to scare him but not % XII. !
ran and afterward found that ! had
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
ACTING WITHOUT ORDERS.
sss.n"r.si Grants Tribute 10 =tieneral
~:tcri'it.Isr~ .juG..Int.ut


-'ssas. tezs-= ..sa1 Ii ~ staHutSerHtes@
sa5~ H..z.tz.tt a liuu where e4,11rral
Grant -al other distinguished men
VII 5ros, II 'oa4#,aiaee t.dea ro.
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~atf~ 9gt.g9~ ~ ~ 4.t
vara#.za.==.. salHG.#oi55. @ad z'..=>
cent aeza =.,=9rs~ zt.z.- ts..a. aa ~.
t5zaeas t1.a I'D sod
..:e ID afa :. s@.5.sr
5-a't=sr a,e.isf5f =as
cIzf. #.f3.aS e.f.##e.f.. szH.=4 =rzzls
ssea za=.ef - o.
.a's $50 s.e#~ssu.= s#s1s=.# t.
sse. g..l4 =..Ht4ss==l =4.z=..=t.z-
Fa..#5 tsd szs.t
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
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t.lJ Tor
fs.. tae stars
ea#9H =esH zi#t fs9en -
t9lrs s.#r.l.. ~. at=taq brighter of
=e=...z@f. =eatl lftar sTartse "
rzl ~, #- Hoeitatsss= Were
ia 5.r 4tess-=e.z.t4 al.d sla 7ee dark
b.4e II s9e aoaaa = besr tte atmos,
p5sse he ~ Veuad #lFraet perfectly
a.a. Ind -. Is would 90 sibie rl9ht
aio~e ~ % tbe=-atf. Astronomers Oh
@.4f4- s...tHt stars q 5tsytif.a hy using
.of4- s4- te'e~s6..s>. ,ha III; tahes
II <95.= III ~ T. =-.da= .4lt. and H#r
sous u ne 4ottoaa af#sieep wells Hftee
aotieed stars ~>as.= overhead. fha Side
stgt gfest- eetitlrea =ti4e great 9teFtHs
IF wells SO II -NJlautic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
LNeal.::... = enHa..lranc..s.

y tr .a around 10
dae fiarU.
RI taat. .ot the house.
==4-=t.ti
Hf-.etH You euow we
sa.ess ssas.tls
N8= make
lie z..z @c Ea3e.-P hid
detpG4a= I...s-ss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
SOCIALIST GAIN IS LARGE.


A=ssafemeat issued ~ ne officials
.he soe.ajsf party announces mat
thp uarty.s followers have crown
faom a7.z&a as -boWn - ~ baIat ot
$50. 20 80. aaa Il f9at.
~Eva,z .ra.e. With In exception e.
achaserf- aad Rraaa7H Ga!3ra-
DO. savz -.a statemaa a4Rafas ar
.retease. fHn0.s leading With = Fora
which viii be aearor le9.7e9 nan =
faa 75.50o reported al week.
THE middle xest-0h.o. Indiana
Irfuo Wisconsin, Minnesota. Iowa.
Kansas ard Nebrazka-5s BE field IA
= f5icb ms vaar 5aa Soa.slIs3je Eote i
most marked
4 faaaua =oI he e.aefioa vas zae
almost complete extinction rhe ;
a.4.zr aa4s 2afA especially II Me-
York. Wisconsin. H5aHe-a#a and II5-
5af-. 4aqna a#aeaeHt sase FORM
a.#e =eerz active.
Mai reaueaz eraas maaa=as #a#aII
eaaaeeftefI6 #aaa= =haW= ia be
z.a5.=e.e H1.fe n #a=# ares5 =aa5al#tse.Iz-
af Ia zha zfafe= .acrea-a.g= 5Enel -.
z.Ten 20 Dea- faa9 - ~
seer. White .as prohibit Tre -
aI.4.s5# av#.I#za e9Mpafs ase't
So =sza#f sze 5cHsal
...3- tGr#E IL. -Gls
#a7-a
#5#e .#ff
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a=#=.=5#.=
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lsel5-..-az.a.#- p
s.a15-a 9-.9. ~ ar nay
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s.z# aa-.s..e aanav- 9..s..z.. taa.
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zig=4z 5af =. 3
eea.a ara 81 II #a
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oa 49, sWeea
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p. ,.anfa HaVu f.4 y aa AR
~:He -ta aFi faa5f.fez at2r
,=v~.rz 4y -ine."g ~ th 3a#
=...af-1 r. wafer stf- 5rtE.
=noah shat .tar sons .a.es an
rears blue ana zN.d aroand 1he Hp-
belongs 10 a person VII weak hear
Especially is .h.s =lsn marked whet
lie muscles ar~a1a ho l.qs arpeal
o be gehtered % that he nentt
3oots as if It we're gathered il har.
1reusos and fast closed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
THANK SEWING OFFER.

snecial discount of 20 per cent
or scolarShips until this notice
withdrawn Pay for your scholarship
now and enter later if you wish.
Day and night sessions.
JAMES BUSINESS COLLEGE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
rhe EsAst.ttalN.

Which would tou rather marry
Ethel trains or money -
Money. o. course can get along
without the ,aXgrres blt 7 must have
the necessities RrookEyu Life
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
title 10

eRe&lls. a5 asas.= aH5s s#a-ta vauT
tt.e ai a>t H.-Af was quite
reeArrch
.UE. a. aer aeSte~s gro aed I
jrst knew ehst Hs# COOK sg6...z. make
n hoteu ii I SON -eliea4o Rec.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

People who hope for The best do
most TO secure It.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

Ten men Ba~e failed from defects il
morals wto"c ono led from de-
s-cr IN inrelect-sI5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

You can always tel from fhe mel
anch0lY womans siehs how mich she
weighs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

One 4i-up-aHd-ait nan IS liter
than# a dozen Of tho t-farsomefF ne
t0-tHrn-ap brand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

some men would have ao xcnss
far living f fheir wiyas 3idn# AXE
hoagders
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

mouth that ,hat -.ates ap-
rears h.ue ana lNlu aroand The lips
6efoaes 10 a person VII a weak hear
specially rs sign marked when
he muscles around he l.qs appear
o be 1.ghtered % that he mouth
ool5s as i Il we're gathered IL hart
1reasos nd fast closed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
DAILY Graphic,
Published by
->E ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY.
Office 500 Vest Barracue.

Suffered at Postolfice al pine Bluff.
Ark. as second class mail matter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

say t.#at tHcy rol9e to rs IN 'lroFes
lienaralr wa reaa tban and chuck
tHeu Ia 1I4 3re. It,7 the best WY. II
a man has Iaet letter which would
iuera ua,a.lsa ae 4oasD.t iketo lave
1t turH GP. ltAF.II always WORRY him a
little. DIT Ire lives III the hope that I 8
lost for good and gradually g2rgets IT,
-N4Sha-taa star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-26
THEFT OF BLACK PULLET
Fowl Worth Forty Cents Gets George
Washington Into Trouble

The theft of one black pullet worth 40
cents, belonging to Mary Townzel a color
ed resident of Essex court was alleged
against George Washington, colored, when
he was arraigned In the United States
branch of the Police Court today After
hearing the statements of all parties con-
cerned, Judge Mills decided that the charge
had been sustained. A fine of $40 was i'm
posed, but the court suspended execution of
the sentence, and Washington was released
on his personal bonds,
saw George near my house yesterday
ana ne mad some blood on his hand, and
IL happened to make me think of my pull
let, and went to look for it, was what
Mary told the court
Dld you find it?' she was asked.
mo. sir"
know. -''' "eu ~
found it in another back yard near me
ana It's head had been taken Off"
George denied that he had any connection
with the disappearance of the black pull
iet ana accounted for the blood on his hand
py explaining that he had just killed two
cnickens for one of Mary's neighbors. The
neighbors referred to was called and cor
roporated George. Several other witnesses
however, said that they saw George with
Marys pullet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-26
Deaths in the District.

Following is the list of deaths reported 20
the health office of the District for the
twenty-four hours ending at Il o'clock to-
day:
John w. Anderson. 1915 Massachusetts,
avenue northwest, fifty-seven years.
Mary Brown, Providence Hospital, twen-
ty-nine years.
James Carson. Government Hospital for
the Insane, forty years.
Belle Z. Dickson. 81 d street northeast,
forty-twO years.
Helen Dickinson. 40 H street northeast,
si;c years.
David Gaskin. Washington Asylum Hos
pital, forty-three years
Ruth James. 1922 LIST street southwest
eleven months.
Iavina Jones. 202 street southwest.
nine months.
Ella Lawrence. $40 North Capitol street.
seventy-two years.
Eliz McClellen. 2417 n street, seventy
James Powers Providence Hospital, fifty
nine years. r.
James R. Wood. Government Hospital Tor
the Insane sixty-four years.
Erma F. Neitzey, $50 4th street northeast,
two months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-26
Visitors to the Vessels.
Promised to Leave Town.

Il use that razor for shaving purp lses,"
was what Thomas Davis. a man about fifty
years of age. with a long stubby beard on
his face, told Judge O'Ncal when he WAS
arraigned in the Police Court this morn
ing on a charge of carrying a concealed
weapon.
But you haven't used II for about six
months, judging from the looks of the
beard on your face" Judge O'Neal told the
man.
Il know, your honor, I've been on the
bum Davis replied
What about him?" the court asked Po-
liceman Fletcher.
II found him asleep in "A freight in
Southeast Washington yesterday and he
had the razor in his pocket" the officer
said.
do you belong in Washington the
court asked Davis
NO, sir I'm on my way from Cleveland
to Philadelphia and will resume my jour
ney If you let me"
Take his personal bonds to leave at
once" the court instructed the clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-26
TESTING THE TURNS.
mo'or Cars Being Made Ready for the
Labor Dav Races.

since the Benning race course was tested
ana proved satisfactory for automobile
races the Labor day racing committee has
peen bending its energy to make the track
just as last as possible and to have SUI
hcieht racing events to attract every class
oi motor cars to the speed tests on Sep
TENDER s.
II was not thought that the original i've
racing events covered sufficiently all the
oiHerent cars owned in Washington, SO the
RACING committee has added three more in
teresting events
me track Is being kept in perfect racing
condition, and those who iritend to enter
thelr machines in the races are given per-
mission to try out their cars. OF this gen.
erous concession they are availing them
serves, taking advantage of the bright
L HW nights to put their cars to the
full speed limit and getting good practice
making the turns
Inc pupiic Is sure to, see some remarka bic
speed mace by the motor cars which will
U "" Dloushl mere especially for these races.
inese cars Will be entered only in the
events provided for heavy cars. In many or
.he other events cars will be entered by
owners VINO Will have experts run them. In
otner events the competition will be be-
tween owners themselves
follows:
Event No. Five miles, free for all; for
machines OF any motive power, weighing
from l,432 to 2204 pounds
event NO; Five miles; for gasoline ma
cMnes weighing from SS1 to 1,432 pounds.
event NO. S-Ffve miles; for machines OF
SS1 pounds.
Event No. Alive miles; for gasoline ma
chimes weighing from 1892 to 2.2O4 pounds.
Event NO: 5-For steam machines, weigh
ing from SOL to 1871 pounds
event NO. 6-Five miles; for electric ma
chimes Of any power
Event No. Five miles; for gasoline ma
chimes listing at $1,000 and less. stock cars
with road equipment
Event No. Stree for all; ten miles, any
motive power. stock cars with road equip
ment.
For each event handsome silver trophies
are $25 for firsts and si6 for seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-26
Mt. Bethel Baptist Association.

The third days session of the Mount
Bethel Baptist Association reassembled at
the First Baptist Church, 9th and streets
southwest, Rev. w. H. Hickerson, moder-
ator presiding. The session opened with
devotional services, led by Rev. James
Lindsey. Following this, a special sermon
was delivered by Rev. ]. c. Brown. His
theme was THE Path Of Jesus" Short adj
dresses were also made by Julia NJ Latin
of this city and Rev. John Jones of Balti-
more, Md. Report on committee on churches
showed ten new churches established Com
nittee on time and place for holding next
convention named Mount Zion Baptist
Church, Baltimore, Md, the fourth Tues
day in August, 1905. Committee on finance
submitted report indicating that the
financial status of the association was pros-
porous Others who took part in the serv-
ices were Richard johnson, r. A. Adams
Rev. A b. Hamm, r. Bumby and Mrs
Richardson.
A brief memorial service was also held
in memory of Revs. Russell and Philips
who died during the past year. After Incl
dental business Of the association had been
disposed of communion was served and the
meeting adjourned sine die.
The Baptist Sunday school convention.
auxiliary to the Bethel Baptist Associa-
ton, held its regular meeting in the hall Of
the First Baptist Church yesterday after
noon at o'clock. William H. johnson pre-
sided. Devoti onal exercises were conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Berriman. Reports from vari-
GUS committees were received. officers
were elected, as follows. Rev. William
Johnson, president; r. A. Adams, first vice
president; R. T. Wyne. second vice presi-
dent; Mary E. Wilson. secretary; Minnie
E. Hayes, first assistant secretary; Grace
Mason, corresponding secretary; Robert
Johnson. treasurer; Rev. Samuel Ward,
general missionary Report of the finance
committee showed amount of receipts to be
$3.50; expenditures $21 90. Meeting adj
journed to meet with the regular associa-
ton in Baltimore. fourth Tuesday in Au-
gust,