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Curios
'E.dlson street, tree S YnSisS s Tsiles t sss
ahefis. etc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-28
SAMBO HAS A KICK COMING

sambo has kick coming G4a.
William R. Shafter has been urned
down by eong.ess. seme time ago
a j1lnt resolution was passed by the
house appointing a boall q managers
OF the national home for disabled vol
unteer soldiers, and Gen, Shafter's
name was included as representative e
of the Pacific coast. When the reso-
luton reached the senate. the name of
former Gov. H. H. Markham of Cali
fornia was substituted for Gen. Shaft
ers, at the request of the Califcrn, a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-28

planned but the customs and habits OF
the strange peoples will be described
by the men who live among them.
Among the most entertaining of the
speakers will be Bishop David II
Moore who is in charge of the mis-
sions in China. Japan and Korea and
has just come from the seat of war In
the far east. Bishop Moore Will speak
on the war from the standpoint Of di-
plomacy as we'll as from the mission
airy outlook The bishop was present
at the naval battle off Chemlllpo and
In fact. was almost participant. lie
was passenger on the Russian steam
er Sungari. which was captured by the
Japs. and witnessed the destruction of
the Russian cruiser Nariag and the
gunboat KorietZ. being only Il few hun
dred yards from the latter when she
blew up.
Bishop Moore is a native of Ohio and
began his ministry in that conference
in 1860 When the civil war broke out
he entered the army as chaplain and
was captured by the Confederates.
After his release he organized several
companies Of the Twenty-fifth Ohio in
fantry and came out of the army a
lieutenant colonel and with a reputa-
ton as fighter. In 1875 Bishop Moore
was elected president Of the Cincinnati
Wesleyan College For Women. serving
In that capacity until he became editor
of the Western Christian Advocate in
1894. He was chosen bishop in 1900.
Among other leaders of the church
who will be heard at the convention
are Bishop J. NJ. Thoburn and Rishop
r w. Warne. from India. itishon John
II. Vincent. founder of the Chautau-
qua movement; bishop Charles II.
Fowler and bishop Joseph c. Hart
zell, missionary bishop to Africa.
Bishop Thoburn hes spent a lifetime
in the east and has been missionary
bishop Of India and Malayasia since
1SSs His talks have always been fea
lures of the general conference.
Bishop Hartzel of Africa will also
be one Of the interesting takers.
American MetholiSm has been plant
cd along both the west and east coasts
or Africa and in the Madeira islands.
To mako a tour Of these missions
would need lifetime, and. although
the bishop has made seven trips. GOV
erlng tens of thousands Of miles there
yet remain many places 10 be visited.
Refore going TO Africa. Bishop Hart
zell worked fourteen Years among the
colored people of the south, and ii was
his devotion 10 the interests of the ne.
gro that was mainly responsible for
his selection by the general confer
enee of 1896 as bishop for Africa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-28
NEGROES AT THE WHITE HOUSE

\ Washimston telegram t2 Tho A.
lanra Constitution tells how Presi4ea'
Roosevelt has again very much d.z-
turbed some OF the Republican eaa-
tors by letting them 81 #tAeif heels
in the corridors Of the White House
while the president devoted h.s time
and attention to receiving with hand
shakes and expressions Of delight the
negro Students Of Harvard university.
There are many of these. and 50
much time was devoted = the inter-
esting function that some Of the wait
ng members Of congress gave up in
disgust. declaring that hey had i'm
p0r5ant committee business Waich nee
essitated their being Up @eH the hill"
and they went away in no very pleas
ant frame OF mind
There was no very great rejoicing
when a few days ago senator's and
Representatives We're kept waiting
while the president entertained the
Harvard baseball players to the ex-
lusion OF those who thslgitt the pub
lie business might be mere important
but that episode did not cause any
way the amount of criticism, as this
latest effort Of the Republican candi.
date for 5he presidency to express his
delight at the presence Of he le9.a
ssntatiSes of the negro eIeetor2.e
whose votes are needed n the Il ~
states Of he north.
The expressions OF disg 81 4 tna
president because Of the FaBd negro
phobia symptoms he has stzFei0pe
are new contend Ia the Z spRbli an
members Of congress. The Democrat :
have ceased to care how may ae-rcas
the president entertain at he y h re
II use
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-28

delegation. The resolution went to
conference, where Chairman Hull Of
the house conferees made stiff fig-t
for Gen. Shafter, but was informed by
the senate conIerees that t"ey wouid
permit the resolution 10 fail rather
.haz. - accept Shaf.ar. Hull accord
5a4!H gave way ana a report was made
win Markham name il place ef
SuaIfefs.
saanar was an administration pet
in the span -h-Amerieaa var ais nly
reeemmenda5ian being that be com
manded neg.o regiment in tae civil
va. During the fighting il cuba
IT is alleged thai Saaft6r remained in
his tent mile in The fea1 of the
rear OF the American army 100 drunk
10 get eff his cot and sit up.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-28
.he Artists Revende,

A Chinese story tells how yer,
stinsy man TOOK paltrv sum Of
money TO an artist who always ex.
ieteG payment in advance. and asked
lin to paint his portrait. The artist
y once complied with the request. but
vhen the portrait was finished moth.
e was visible save the back of the
tiers head. What does his mean?"
led the sitter Indignantly. Well"
piled the artist. y thoueh> man
10 paid SO little as you did wouldn't
are TO show Ais face"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-28
MEET OF METHODISTS
MISSION WORKERS TO GATHER FROM
AL OVER THE WORLD.
The Two Conventions to BE Held In
California Notable In the History
of th,. { thurcll-Somr OF the ' i>itors
From Distant Lands.

NIctho,..-:, fs:. I'll a.e@ tte world
are turnin- their footsteps toward cal
| ,fornja. crossing ocean, AMI continents
to be present II what viii undoubtedly
prove the most notable gathering in
the history Of the church. The trst OF
thesc. the missionary convention. Will
open at San Francisco on April .,
continuing to and iucigaing May /.
and VII DO followed on May by the
dladrenniaI meet of the Methodist
general conference. which will hold its
sessions at Los Angeles.
While the meeting Of the general
conference is Of more Importance in
the affairs of the church. the mission
airy convention Will attract the greater
public interest. bringing together as it
will the bone and sinew of the mission
arg movement among the Meth0diSts.
Conventions of missionaries We're held
last year at Philadelphia and in Gleve-
land in 1902 but. while they attracted
large delegations Of notable leaders. it
was impossible for many Of the work
ers in distant lands to leave their
charges. This year. however, the indi-
cations are for such a gathering of
mission workers as was never held be
fore
For months the men in the fields Of
China. India. Korea, Japan. Turkey
Africa and in a hundred other spots
on the globe have been preparing to
make the long trip to the Mecca of the
quadrennial general conference at Los
Angeles. Nearly all the important men
in both the foreign and domestic mis-
sion fields have signified their inten-
ton of being present. thus insuring to
the missionary convention the bulk Of
the delegates to the conference.
The general idea of the convention is
to make 4 comparison Of the methods
OF the missionary workers throughout
the Worzl and to interchange opin-
ions ar el."rv;rions. This. it is ez-
Heezed - 4 prove of great value in the
6at.sr4 ',.' l.. i.t.s~55s.l work OF
rlse. etI..~@'l The meetings will he Of
r. re- - general fsl1bie b"e.allSe
Il or s'z5s1 the Wo~k of the Motho
dist - 3ee4 5Gapug the AeatheH be ok
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-28
PILES! PILES! PILES!

Dr.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
will cure Blind, Bleeding. liberated
and Itching Plies. It aBsorb3 the tu-
nors. alla-s the itching at once, 1cts
as a pouItiee, gives instant relief. Dr.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment is pre-
pared only for Piles and Itching IF he
private parts, and nothing else. Every
box is guaranteed. Sold by druggists.
sent by mail for SOC and s1.00 per box.
Williams Mfg. Co., Props. Cleveland,
Ohio. For sale by W. L. DeWoody and
company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-28
WHY DO WE MOURN IN BLACK?

Those who read the editorial in the
Graphic "Wednesday under the cap
ton. Reform for Funerals" will no
doubt read the following, when
was taken from the ST. Louis Republic,
With much interest:
Why do we mourn in black?
Promptly comes the answer which
sets the mind a. rest:
1t is the custom.
Custom is the caHsaie in which we
take all doses cheelfuIly, be they
sweet or bitter.
The custom of wearing black at the
deeease of a dear one, which prevails
in Europe as we'll as in America,
was taken from the Romans under
the Republic, when black was used
by both men and Wzmen Efther
black or dark blue was en- reggie.
Later, under the empire, the women
wore white, men continuing the black.
Tie significance attached to the
adoption of black as an expression
of leve and respect for=the depa ted
seems dreary and almost unchristian,
for il typified 'he privation OF life as
being the "privation of light.
In heather China they mourn IN
white. I, express the purity Of the
departed. May moi or missionaries
return and teach us this eminentiy
more Christian Gus ON?
Perhaps. for mutual practical rea-
sons. the wearing Of white eontinu-
ally has its disadvantages
Still it may be Worn at home and
during warm weather With both
beauty and economy.
The beautiful significance, along
VII h the well-known fact that white
is becoming to all ages, bespeaks for
it favorable consideration
The ancient Spartan women
mourned in white; also the women of
CASTLE on the death of their princes
In Turkey blue CT violet is the color
for mourning. Blue expresses the
happiness which it is hoped the de-
ceased enjoys, and purple or violet
means sorrow on the one side and
hope on the other, as eing a mixture
Of black and blue.
We do not find much cause for fell
citation in our chosen color for mourn
ing, and while no person may feel dis
posed to fly in the face of time hon
sTed customs. still the American has
always been willing enough to better
herself, and particular ~ have Amer
lean women shown much progressive
ness as we'll as taste in the matter Of
dress, so let us hope to find a more
cheerful hue in which to express our
love and respect for departed rela-
tives.
Dark blue is a beautiful and univers-
ally becoming color, and with the
thought it would carry-"the happi-
ness of the departed would re-
move from the wearer of il hat desc
tate effect produced by what we know
as deep mou ming.
There is sorrow a-plenty and it
fhrives without nursing; therefore, is
i not cur duty to dessiminate good
cheer. since "a merry heart doeth
good ike medicineos
iro--
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-28
A FUTURE EPlTAPA

In few years We shall read epi
apis like this:
Here Lies
JOHN, PITTSBURGH SklBO SMITH
Who Was Bcan in
CARNEGIE TOWN.
Educated in
CARNEGIE INSTITUTE
Studied in a
CARNEGIE LIBRARY.
At the age of 30 lie Became
CARNEGIE HERO,
And Has Now Gone to Be With
CARNEGIE.
Portland Or geaian
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-28

The Memphis Scimitar says Bryan
ism is dead in Mississippi Will the
Scimitar please name the state or
territory in which Organism is not
dead?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-28

San Antonia has new afternoon
paper which has for its mott. "Wth
a Mission Without Muzzle' We
like it, It is the only correct motto
for a respectable newspaper to have
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-28

The legroes Of Kansas have ar
pealed TO the pope to inteHeede for
them. and he has done so. Is it
possible that the ill-treatme # the
negro in Bleeding Kansas has be-
come SO bad as that?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-28

Harrisburg, Ill.,. is being consider
ably shaken up by matrimonial dis
turbanees. Eleven couples We're di-
vfced in one day
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-28

Two Hot Springs fellows stole IS
cents and were fined $500 each. They
made the mistake Of not stealing a
million and becoming heroes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-26

The kichmond News Leader Of Thurs.
day says:
William and Merys protest against
the 6 o score Won by Randolph NJ a. on
in the football contest in williamsburg
last week was heard by the executive
committee Of the eastern division OF the
Virginia Collegiate Athletic Association.
sitting at WestmUreland Club. aud the
decision was that the ruling of the refer
&C was final. The dispute was purely
a technical orc and involved no person
al animosities."
Manager Carson and Coach Blanch-
ard attended the committee meeting.
Prof Hugh Bird. who is a member oi
the committee was also present. Viii
liam and Mary is sore over the defeat.
Those posted in the rules Of the game
say that William and Mary won the
game, but the referee ruled against the
local team. Anyhow, the old college
has a team 70 be proud of this year, and
made a good record.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-26
CALL FOR ROLLS.
Send Rosters TO Major
Hunter.

klCHAoND, IA, NOV. Il, %.
The compilation OF the Roster of
the ofhcers and enlisted men OF the Union
and Confederate Armies. provided for
BY Act Of Congress. Is nc IN progress.
and work VIII sOOu be begun on the
Virginia rolls.
The Act OF our General Assembly. Of
March eth. 1904. directs that the Secre-
tary Of Virginia Military. Records shall,
BY every proper means at bis command.
seek - OBJ ain the muster rolls and rec
ords. "of the several companies. battal-
ions. regiments. and other military org
aniza,ions from Virginia in the Armies
cor other military. marine or naval ser
rice Of The Confederate States. and the
names OF AL Nirgiuians. OF whatever
rank II said service.
Nam valuable rolls and records have
been secured; but, Il i known. there are
many others IN the hands of persons
~ 40 have not been reached, or no are
reluctant 10 part with them. Nauv are
neld a. souvenirs, and many have fallen
into the hands Of spectators. These
latter are the property either of the
I United States. or the State OF Virlluia,
and are held without legal right.
IL Is NOT thought by the Congress OF
our Legislature that these muster-roIl.
would ever become merchandise. and &c
provision was made by either for their
purchase. On the contrary. il was con
66eutiy believed that all Virginians
Eioryiug ~ the state incompatible rec
ord. whould eagerly embrace the oppor
tunity 70 rescue from oblivion the names
o. Der sons. whose hcroism contributed
% largely 10 is achievement; and spec
ally. that al officers " 30 were honores
WIKI commands would oe as solicitu
Tor the enduring fame o. their men a
they were proud Of their bearing in bal
tie
As Il VIII be impossible 10 make ou
Roster complete II any rolls are with
held tor any reason whatever. !. again
urgently appeal 20 ny comrades through
| oct Virginia and West Nirginia-to th
sons and Daughters of the Coniederacl
ia their individual and organized capoc
~. and 20 the newspapers ofboth State
ID cone now actively TO my aid in orde
that tins noble work may not fail
not douc uow il VIII never be done.
Copies OF Rolls vii not answer. Til
originals are required. As they are Pc
ishable and likely 20 be lost, they shoul
be sent 70 me al once. that they may
COPIED AZ the War department.
Packages Of papers. too large 70
; s-ut by mall may be sent by express q
the expense Of this once.
Address.
MAJOR ROBERT ". HUNTER,
Secretary u Nirgiuie Military Record
Care Virginia State Librar
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-26
Popular Hotel Mon.

MIR. &. + Hundley, proprietor aud
manager of the Hotel Pocahontas and
Hotel Newport, Of Newport News. spent
yesterday here. Mr.. Hundley is one of
the most popular hotel men in the State.
he has made the Horel Foeahontas the
lesding hosslcrv OF his city. aud his pat
rouage increased SO that he had 10 open
another house. the Newport. MIR.
Huudley is great believer in printers
ink. We believe that il our local mer-
chants could hear him tell what IL has
do7e tor him, The Gazettt would be i'll
ed with thir ads.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-26

Mothers everywhere praise One Min
ate Cough Cure Tor the suderings IL has
relieved and the lives Of their little
ones il has saved. A certain sure Tor
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4. u. sp4HOrd. Rostmaster. Of Chester,
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cious from strzngulstion during sud
der and terrible attack Of Group. One
Minute Cough cure quickly relieved
AID cured her and cannot praise il too
highly One Minute Cough Care
relieves coughs. makes breathing EASY.
cuts OFT pblegm, draws out iEH4mnss
tion. and removes every cause Of a
cough and strain on lungs. Sole by L
Henley-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-26

OHr correspondent a. Norway con-
plans that Stonehuusc had 10 registra-
ton "a required By Ian. Il here VAS .
registrar AID ne refused o. laised u
STRIVE. tx is ameuaDle 10 tie Jaw J.
there MAS Do registrar tie electoral board
taaleo 20 90 its duty an Sot naming oDe.
In any eysr, ~as not tic isulI u ia,
Democrats panty II oEr neixhb0rs cl1
not get 1egistesec. Oar TREND. hks
mary otheis sae k0Ox. would eOndenlr
ehr DensocSatie party Tor crop failure
Democracy IL great party II Dsri
respects. bat some u iss officials isil x
DO rhesr daty On some occasions. Ans
there are others.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-26
Not q Sick DaY Since

II was taken severely sick with kid
ney trouble. tried sll sorts of medi-
icines, none OF which relieved me. One
cay | saw an ad, OF your Electric Bitters
and determined 70 try that. After taxi
ing a few doses felt relieved, and soon
thereafter was entirely cured. and have
not seen sick day since. Neigh
bors of mine have been cured OF Rheu
mstism, Neuralgia. Liver and Kidney
troubles and General Debility" This
is what B, F Bass. OF Fremont. n. G..
writes Only soc. at L. Henley druggist
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-26
B. D. PEACHY,
Special Commissioner
and Trustee.

In the Clerks Office ~ the Circuit Court
of the City 81 Williamsburg, and
County Of James City,
A, swanson. Admir-. etc.........-..P Plain tit
against
3. =. Tafsness e sls..............D Defendants
!. T. II. Ce6dy. Clerk oithe said Court
DO certi6v that the bond required Of the
Special Commissioner bv the decree req
6ercd ~ said cause on the 18th day OF
October. 1904. has been duly given.
Civen under nv hand az Clerk Of the
said Court, this 9Th day Noben.ber D04
T. H. SFDDy. Clerk.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-26

We call the attentio1 Of readers 20 t1<
topical 0atliae lo1nd IN another eoIuu,n.
and which j. intendcd - guide Tor
daily Bible reading. The references are
prepared by 8ey. ". A. \. Coodxir.
rector Of Brntou church. and arc very
beipfnI 10 The lay n1en as veil az the b
bls student. The Subject Of the weeks
reading vii b< tie sobjest u The sermon
al Brutop church al O'Clock.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-26

Its shameful when youth fails 10
show proper respect for old age. but
just the contrsry in the case of DR.,
Kings New Lille Pills. They cut of
msladies no MISTER how severe aud ire
sPective Of old sge. Dyspepsia, Jaun-
dice. ever, Constipation all yield to
this perfect Pin. 25c at l. Henlcy's
Drug Store.