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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30
Grand Benefit Ball Tonight

The grand benefit ball by the Clarks
burg Opera House Band will be given in
the parlors of the Traders Hotel tonight
and it is expected that large number
win be in attendance. Refreshments will
be served by Caterer Swager The music
will be furnished by the full band, and
everything has been arranged to make
the affair most pleasant one.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30
SAYS THE REPORT OF THE COM.
MITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS Al
THE PROHIBITION NATIONAL
COM ENTI0N.
DECLARATION is M44- -AINSI
THE UNLAWFUL. COMBINATIONS
OF CAPITAL AND LABOR.
Reform in Divorce Law Is Also a Fea
ture Of the Declarations overshrow
of All Sanction of Social Evils and I'm.
proyements in Interior Are Wanted
By Associated Press.

Indianapolis, dnd., june 3o.LThe ma
iority report Of the committee on reso
lutions declared that the liquor traffic
is the main issue before the American
people today and that other parties raise
other issues merely to win the spoils
Of Office. 1t declares that all their efforts
70 control the liquor traffic have been
futile and pledges the Prohibition party
10 the entire prohibition OF the manu-
3facturc, transportation and sale OF in
toxicatids liquors. Declarations were
also made against the unlawful com
binations of capital and labor, in favor
OF the initiative and the referendum
enforcement Of The law, protection Of
rights, reform in the divorce law and
the overthrow of all sanction of socia
evils. The minority report added dee
laations favoring internal improve
ments, changes in postal regulations and
other similar points.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30
Famous Band Is Coming.

kiltries Band. numbering 80 members,
one Of the most famous in The country.
has been engaged for July Is at Union
Land Park. This band is composed OF
Highlander. with Scottish uniforms and
is an aggregation That viii attract a big
crowd
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30
GRAND BALL AT TRADERS
BY THE BAND TONIGHT

The clarksburg Opera House Band win
give grand ball in the Traders Hotel
tonight. Il promises to be highly sue.
eessful. Arrangements have all been
completed for the occasion. Special ar.
rangements have been made by ]. I.
swaser to serve refreshments in the or.
dinary dining room and attention has
been paid to the comfort of the guests.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30
Elliott schools cnnsnIidnte-

The Elliott Commercial School at Fair
mont win be moved 10 this place and
consolidated with the Elliott Commercial
College here. The change was decided
upon few days ago and the removal
will take place in the near future.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30
Police Court.

Two dagoes were up before Mayor
hields at the regular ante meridian ses.
Jon Of police court Thursday. They
ere charged with drunkenness, disor-
lrly conduct and resisting an officer.
ines Of 50 and costs were assessed eacn
nd in default Of the payment thereof
icy went to jail for a period Of eight
lys each.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30

q p Dorr is mere from Webster
~ h the Democratic party is talking
thinking about deputyships they
ght very properly include the name
brnor.
Icharles G. CofTman has returned from
Firmont.
PR. Ira c. Post, Of Romines Mills, was
c Thursday shopping.
llavius b. Davisson IA a business VIZ
lfrom Bridgeport.
Svtiey Bates was here from Wilson
y Thursday on business.
f.nd Mrs. c. V. Emerson. Of Nor
:, are visitors IN the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30
councilmnn III.

Councilman Charles NJ. Ernst /. con
fined to his home on Clark street. Glen
Elk on account Of illne-s and is therefore
absent from his work at the D. Davidson
shoe store His illness i only slight and
he will be out soon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30
rhlrteen Inisiated; Fifteen rransferred

Thirteen candidates received the Pro-
lection, or ir.t degree in the local camp
Of the Woodmen of the World at the
regular meeting held in the X. of P. hall
"Wednesday night Fifteen members Of
Wallace Camp No. 81 were Transferred
TO the clarksburg camp, and on next
wednesday evening the Protection de.
gree will be conferred upon them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30

OF TRAINS
Results in Injury to Several Trainmen
and Demolishes Engines and Bag
gage Car s. Passengers
Shaken Up.
By Associated Press.

Miamasburg. o., june so.-A north.
bound passenger train on the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton & Dayton railroad ran
into southbound passenger train on
the side track here this morning. The
engines and baggage cars were demol.
ished. Richard cahill. engineer, of Ham
ilton; +. II. Hunter, express messenger,
Of Marion, and William Snyder, fireman
Of Cincinnati, were injured. The pas.
sengers were shaken up.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30
ATTENTION.

The attention Of the Harrison County
Veterans Association i called to the
'aet that at their meeting July 4 one
pf the principal items of business viii
De the consideration of erecting a monu.
|ient 10 Harrison county soldiers and
|he location Of site for the same All
|itizens of the county are cordially in
|ited 10 be present. Committee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30

: N. F. snider returned "wednesday
evening from Vest Union. where he had
been on legal business.
G. f. Smith Of " Naeeiins, Is in the
city looking aftcr business matters.
". T, Raymond. Of sutton, Is busi-
nes- visitor in the city
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30
By Associated Press.

ST Petersburg, June 3O.-An officer of
the Russian torpedo boat which arrived
at New Chwang from Port Arthur denies
the sinking or damaging of Russian ships
on June % at Port Arthur. lie says all
returned to the harbor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30
WAR NEWS
By Associated Press.

St. Petersburg, June 3o.--An official
report from General sloe.sel at Por,
Arthur says the Russian fleet re.cntered
Port Arthur after repelling ..se torpedo
boat attacks. lie does not mention the
damage done to the Russian ships.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30
BY Associated Press.

Seoul, June SO.-The Russian vladivo-
stok squadron appeared off Gcnsan to,
day to throw shells into the Japanese
settlement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30

N. E. Asheraft, Of Fairmont. travelling
auditor for the Fairmout Coal Company,
was IN the city Thursday on business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30
By Associated Press.

Indianapolis June 30 is announced.
that an early caueus Of the opponent
70 Gen. Nelson \, Miles agreed on Chair
man Stewart Of the national committee
for President.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30
Ice Cream Festiral.

The missionary chapter Of the Meth.
oiist Episcopal Church. South. win hoid
m ice cream festival on the church lawr
IN Friday evening commencing at
o'clock. The public is invited to attend
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30
STATE FIRE MARSHAL

By Associated Press.
Columbus, o., June so.-Hy Davis, Of
Cleveland. was today appointed STATE
Fire marshal, sucreeding Hollenbeck.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30

Eapar B. Stewart, Of Norgnntown. !.
in the city on business trip.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-30

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
j. j. i. !. i. j. i. j. + Il j J. i. + II
NEiGHgORiNG TOWNS. =
+ i + j. i. f. j. J. + j. i. i j. j. f. i
RedfieId.

Redfield,
Redfeld, May 25.-Mr. J. NJ. Hea-
~ has put in stock Of groceries in
the building recently erected by W.
f Campbell.
Miss Jernigan of Little Rock is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Bus5etl,
Nj T. ]. Carr is still very I'll at
St. Vincent's Infrmary. Mis-. Car
has gone to his bedside.
Mr.. A. f. Mcneil is confined to
his room.
Miss Anne Saunders has returned
from Hot Springs, where she was
registered at the Arlington,
Miss Johnson of Little Rock Will
arrive in the city this evening to
be the guest of relatives for few
days
Mr.. L. c. Mcneil is conyale scent
after short illness.
Miss Matte Waddell is very IL q
typhoid fever.
Mr.. ] NJ, Balm is here on s29s'
visit to his family
NJ Johnson formerly Of F.nS
Bluff Who has baen visiting NJ
]. D Cantrell. will leave tomor G0
for his present home in Mexico.
TIE ce0quet erouzd is in sp'endi'
condition, aid IS qHite a resort f
the young people in the afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Merely a Suggestion.

Tho following suggestion ffom the
Greenville Democrat to enc OF the
Greenyille ball players should be
read by all the fans in the circuit
and especially those ball writer's who
use great big war club on the
players without the slightest provo
cation: "Strader has not zen play
ing the game UP TO the standard
during the past week. An outhelder
should not make so many e2rors and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Aaotha- story WW Bs Aa4s5 ana
VII Be Conducted or AMER.
- =

1l4 A.l.u=-a4 .y-4 1.ag-z ~4s
a5s4 It's HeH=.Hs .z#...-a :.
Mile. to t.. j. 9@hieter Q. eala4za
T.. $4122,,453 al T.. aea5 49, ai44
Il. IT, o34ae . N gl1ea.. a.-..z. NJ.
5@a.cEar =Weat Beck Cam - t4.s
incoming without --.s.5sz4.. 4..1o,.--e-
i4g tIs plana. - SIT $. a5a.ey.-r.
taat Ao proposes 70 mac q L. ".
.ol.suoL : fist c4~-s Aoc-. = @raf9
rasp Z. Ii ~. 5a=esH 81 the
amc..qan p.aa an1 vii have rooms
fer tAe Accommodation o. a1oaa
twice a. many guests as = p9eSens.
Mr. 5uuleAer pre 3oaes 10 l.t5d AZ.
other story OIL the present b4Lt4tns
aa4 /. ram1del the lobby &ad dining
rooms. The ent ance OF the hotei
will ba on East Third avenue, but
it Will be much larger. The ttoor q
the lobby viii be tiled and al toe
rooms furnished new conf -ete.
The Arlington hotel has been
sort of branch If the TruIoek, and
has been underline same manage
ment II has heretofore been run
Gu the European plan and ha5 not
been much of a success.
MI. sahicher is figuring With sev-
esal parties TO take charge OF the
hosiery but has not made terms
Wltn any as set.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
ANU S E M EMTS,

The Franklin Stock company pre-
sont tonight a novelty in the fo::n
c: play without name, The mar
agement offers a cash prize for the
be5. title suggested. Th' play is
an excellent one with an interesting
sta1y and deep plot. The comedy
is bright and clever, and taken as
a whole the play is an excellent one.
Tomorrow night they present their
feature bill, Marie Correlli's Worm
W ood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Eaton Rouge Goes to ereenvilIe.

Tie Baton. Rouge team left this
morning at II O'Clock over the Val.
ley road for Greenville where they
play tomorrow. They preferred TO
take the trip around by Montrcse lit
preference 10 going through Mem
phis. thereby saving some money.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
The Evil ..ye Among ;ssa-s.i.s i.,.ss.

yhc Evil .eye Among #=s.issia..~.
TAe Has:era ls2.H'# al j. as=f.5 i" er
in IT, ~. eTe c2 3Aart winch -
hal5s 3.aa..':l de. IL t..=..,.-s s;!.lii},
ed t. itses-'~~ y lDa1.e 8a'' .o>9a
are uSG5l1y woea r. children aa4 eoa-
sist Of s.gt!o III O., .-.sslsaf ,.;tsss. @t.fb
incIose words ei5aea fraM tie ses3l~
lures or the ito1s-.I i tie children A..
of Moste..1 pe.l..t..s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
CHURCH UNION WINS
AFTER LONG DEBATE CUM8ER-
LANDS VOTE TO UNITE WITH
PFES5YTERiANS.
!. n. Parker. &fo Strongly Oppose
H. s7z4 tt=#5a Result in
i, says It W Result in 8rt
ofCuc
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glefasl..- Pa-sgs
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.a o.#59e Gasa H...a#
la4 a5ae @4.za vas =e4e- /
coz .t.Hazza= .E=I.aat5T
5s u.=ea! aaa sist5. Tae >os
9as L. -: asa - azaz~r. q ma
t. i =a.E - over necessary
599o-.6.r5== II eIs a655sates Hr
beng - s-afs 10 eae.s t..= a..
ton. TIE 9es4ia of 5zis test of u
two e5emsuts II. the church a49 :.
10 short OF dramatic The eounts-
s5oners had listened patiently sin
Tuesday nor. .Hg to the arg5un ne!-t
p acseuted fHese arguments hing
III tie main uPon the thee points
As to whether the ,5striae tf IL
taIism Mas part OF tie creed OF III
Presbyterian church II the UEite4
Stats of America; as . whether
races should be admitted 10 ec0a
rights il tue church in certain il
Stances, and the question as {
whether the educational standard
the pdesbytel ian church iu the Tn
ted States Of America was toe hlsi
j. y, Parker Of Tennessee.
strong opponent. said The gu
ten wGGld not have ben lost by l
had rot some OF our voter. been al
sent. The significance OF it IS tha
th re- will be split Ia tbs church
ret row, out "a :: w.. :@e pieSf.
terjes come to decide on tie que
fnr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Pender's New Pitcher.

John J. B1acken, a pitcher ir1:n
/ jttle Rock, arrived last higat ana
went with the Baton Rouge team TO
Greenyillc this morning B"a@ken
VAS loaned To Pender By Manager
Finn of Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
TWO MILLION DOLLAR FIRE.

Yazoo City, Miss, had a fire Wed
nesday which resulted IN a property
loss of 50 100000. Mayor Holmes
and man named Chambliss were
fatally hurt while fighting the flames,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
GOSSIP FOR THE FANS.

Clayton made grand stand stop
in the sixth inning off Zehner' bat
With two men on bases and nobody
out things looked good for score
when Zehner hit ene hard on the
ground and the ball took a bound
which laoked like it would so over
Clayton's head The little shc'tt
stop jumped high and caught the bali
in one hand, Then he held the run
ner on third and threw Zehner oat
at first. II
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
SATURDAY JUNE 20
THE DATE FIXED BY JUDGE
GRACE FOR HANGING OF
ELISHA DAVIS.
When Asked if He Had AnVt'os=e to
Say 5efore Sentence Passed,. he
9epIied NO. Sir"
FATHER OF GIRL SPRINGS TRAP.

IN .z=5a.csfF# court tHls morning.
5nteras ~as Pa4ed upz3 Elisha ~.
is. U.=aeggo 5qi9, assap''ri Ifl..l
Katie Sos aa FaeHae- My 6. 9n@#
ssb6 convicted Monday b
Jury tls4l The "a" ,et slo sa4sins
zeas far s:s==ea9z.= =tsQo z=,=t2e]
4et0ea tl4. ho - q ssast5e aad zu.-.
ste. t. lan&lsz5 Ill iu5iia ana
viii take placa It sush IN aasa al
place a=Zaay be determined bE shar-
If Goeia. In passing senteaee= q&cA
the noae, Judge Grace said elisha
Davis =v5u are alleged to nave com.
mitted an assault upon 5ne =h&t'e
Ross. white girl about t2aEt=on
years o9age. \ jury Of yoar I.sels
has given you a fair ard Impartial
rial aud found yaM guilty as charged
You have had all the protee ton ana
benefits Of the law, having ben de-
Tended by an able attorney Of ycuf
own race Have you anything 70 say
why sentence should not Be passed
up9n you? a. saSA
Davis: "No, sir
Judge Grace then continued !
don't suppose there! is anything
could say that would have any effect
on you, for the crime which YOU
have committed shows that you are
lost to all sense of honor and decency
| wish it were possible to reach al
the members of your race and teach
them the lesson that has been t1'1Eht
YOU that such crimes are to be pun
ished by swift, sure Gea.F,
There is no nation under the sun, be
it civilized or savage, that does not
punish such crimes with death. There
never has been nation SO base and
savage that it did net SO punish such
crimes II is looked upon with hOl'
ror anywhere. 1t is you, and bfutes
like YOU. who do more damage III the
United States than any others. You
keep down your people, for while
the crime cannot be charged to your
race, the feeling against them must
exist in the breasts of all white men
urtil the crimes cease. The char
acter of just few negroes like you
causes the feeling between the races
in the South and causes the section
al feeling that exists between the
north and south. | am glad to say
race who would do such thing, but
this few effects the whole material
prosperity of the negro race.
Il think the people of Jefferson
county have given an exhibition ri
strength of character in dealing with
YOU. case which is truly commenG
able. 1t is not always that a rapist is
allowed 10 go to trial at all, and
your living as long as you have Is
because YOU have been in the care OF
men Of the highest type of manhoo@
and christian character.
without further remarks, because
realize that no amount of talk car
do YOU any good, l now declare tina
it is the sentence and judgment o
this court that you be remanded t
the jail of jefferson county and thqrt
safely kept until Saturday, June p
1904, aud that On that day. betw el
the hours of sunrise and sunset, yol
be hanged by the neck by the sheriff
of Jefferson county until you ar.
dead
T. \ Ross. father Of little Katit
Ross will spring the trap which vii
launch Davis into eternity,
The negro stood up during the en-
tire time the judge was passing til
sentence and never flinched when
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26

sentence was passed. He heard the
date set for his death ana heard the
words Hanged by the n,ek until
YOU are dead, without the move OF
an eyelash. He was taken back 10
the Jail heavily guarded
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Deeds
The Graphic prints daily the rea

DI bk dpdlI VI INTO N$@tty NiAe- @--N-
estssts, transfers. filed for record in
TIE circuit clerks Office.
y. x Reid to James r. Reed, lot
in block II of Geisreiter's addl,
ton to the city of Pine Bluff, $1,000.
S. Geisreiter and wife tc Pine
Blsff AID Western railway company
So il i Sc IA sw IA of Sc and
NV IA of the Sc 4 section %, town
ship ;, south, range 10, west, ST.
Robert W Trimble and David
TrjmbIe t. W. Perrings, block -
to the north line of Barraque street,
extended 800
Annie NJ. Norris to ST. Louis
staye and Lumber company, II
acres. in the fractional II, section
), township 6. south, range 9. west.
in Jefferson county, Lease for SIX
months, 5000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26

The following Pine Bluff people
are in attendance at the district
meeting Is the E9%erth League at
Dewitt as repres natives OF the
Riverside NJ. Z. church i,ev. and
Mrs. J. r. Dicke son. Misses Matte
Ragan, Nita Payne, Maage Or, Pearl
Janneek, ana Mr., 5 \. Mil!sr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Summary.

Summary.
Eases on balls--Off Shaffer. 3.
Struck out-By shaffer, 3, By Ba-
ks~ D.
1T by pitcher-Grubb,
Sacrifice hits--I ally, ,; Bal<"r, :.
7 me-1:55.
:; mpire--Oldfeld.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
WAS A SUCCESS.

The literary entertainment and
ice cream supper given by the Riv'
erside church Tuesday might was
success in every way. The program
was wel3 renderul. \ large audi
ence was present. The net proceeds
amounted to $40
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26

Ed Buloch and Joe Moore were
called to answer to the charge OF
assault with intent to kill. The
case against Moore was dismissed
and that against Bulloch was con-
tinued
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
TWO BEST IN THREE
lUMBERMEN BEST THE PENANf
WINNERS IN FIRST SERIES
or THE SEASON.
Tne Carr Wednesas y Was Close,
ne Carr. Wednesas y Was Close,
ara ~ NVoa TIL the

ara W. W9a TIL the
ztg7ta Inning.
4gs9ze zs# CLIMBING IAo0eR.
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zaas -44a e.sl4et#, "a
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6H Ta4Ia Is
=aelsz=a az4laas ~ al. tag =
szls E.a..s-= contested 41a.a s-.4
#szaz-a size up East aHs2=
a tass .eg..#Tae tQa se}t@g
e=a &98s=Q9 ia5e.= 5atits.
@5-.# aazde 6Han Eatz6l tat
==a.s 5e6H1#a1M he9.
=ea zaz 80 @Eets- Will baGcy :
"a. ~ ..-z Ea5s-lsa.
u. - za3z.e whoa @4a,:1dy5
fiammaa 14d ms ra55or~ we badly
MISS - taeee We're several oppet-
: 1unitIas whare some right good root
4 .as Wog.d haze amounted to a good
zeal IL 5Ae ran column. The Baton
:. Rouge 4i.C4es WouIa deliver The bali
{ to the plate aud one of the Lumbefz
. mcn would hit it straight to the felt.
ea, When thu fielder would either
b0Ol TIE ba.i around the diamond er
!. throw il away. Even with all that
;, the winning Was by It narrow mar
u gin CT Two runs, and tW~' runs We're
). indeed narrow margin in such a
4 game as that,
& The I.umbermen We're the first to
!. score. After GfIorers bunt had dis
IS posed OF pitcher te first, CaYcndes
}. Tit to eft field fol a base AIT Muf-
4 ply pit Que in center field for 4n
+: other base Gnauinger missed the
=. bGuuGer and =Cavenaef Sc red Muir
: uh, 20ug all tue way round t" third.
lauzo1l vas out on a fly tc right and
Murphy scored Blue was safe on
LalIy.s erIor. but Reed ended the IN.
:. ming with fly to left Which Zehnef
:. got under.
: Baton Rouge, to, made a bid for
i, something in the first when two men
were walked by Snaffer, but sharp
field work prevented score.
III the second the locals rested and
:, th men from the capital city OF Louis.
:, lana caught up with the procession
and began to lead. Lally, the fist
up. singled To center Run bunted
.4a an attempted sacrifice, but Shat
:, fer threw Wild and he was safe. kalh-
hoh singled Berry hit into field
:. er's choice, Laly being caught al
the plate by Grubb's perfect throw
Baker singled ana Ruu crossed tae
pan. Zeilner then followed with a
two.basec tc center and Paker cl4i''
~ ed kaIkhotf across the rubber to re
ceiye a glad smile from Fob. Gnad
niger ended the agony Gu groune
u hit to l.auzop.
> In TIE third, tue locals were pre-
sented with a couple on silver
plate Inscribed: From the second
III baseman and shortstop of the Batoi
. Rouge team, No names We're sign
ed to tie little token but it was Val
I'D just the same, CayenQec again
led the run getting when he startee
II 10 first On a single Murphy, not te
be outdone. put another single il cen
ter ami CaYea.ag vent to third
q With Murphy on first ant Caycnd7
on third, every cne, even &c the solai
boys III the bl acheFs hlaw what Ga
~ next play @7ft.d be Murphy sta@te.
d2wn OF tie first ball pitched. Ian
zou sWans W.id%. bQt ka.kilofl
ne throw TO second was true. 1t va
Z. fortunate it was tue ese Krs Q
" l.allE must have = = hi with III
bal, fe. both Stood ye'y. very stii
III and GHadi!.er e2s.4 - come i
.e4 from center ae!d in time to cover Il
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26

In the circuit court Joe Cheek en-
tered d plea CT guilty to charge OF
aggravated assault and was fined
500. He paid the fine and was dis
charged
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Judge A. B. Grace die nCt pass the
death sentence upon Elish DAVIS
Wednesday afternoon, although the
forty eight hours which the defend"
ant was allowed by law expired az
four o'clock 4
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!s8ut Black was convicted OF
grand larceny and sentenced to two
years in tle penitentIary,
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Natchez comes today for selie.
)f three games.