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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-12

hand of Providence is cleaf'' -, -,
in the event ana civilized .ia n'a'
reioices at Russia's hunlllla''I !,
fcrnler glory is waning IRON : .
day, and there is the besllllllls -,
final end. 1t matters not il wv
fer will sneer at the asS0'' :,
we can learn this from the Vp., =,
of the life of nations eha' : -;
conditions as these have c'ps,'
des truction of the greatest an' :.
powerful nations that cast Wv
upon the earth" 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-12
The Nei2 III reraaa.


J. D. Rees, a lecturer oh Persia, s~~s
that the wells Worn by Persian ladies
are more of a privilege than ii punish
nIent Screened behind it Woln.tii Ma J
walk wherever she pieases, and even
her own husband dare not question her
movements. Doubtless many Persian
ladies make the most OF their opportu-
mites. The iersians. as a rule do not
think it right to take Wine, but as near
ly all their poetry is in praise OF the
flowing bowl it will he inferred that
they Frequently do violence to their
conscience. Occasionally, however, they
are seized with remorse, whereupol
they destroy the Wine OF their Arule-
nian neishbors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-12
nh reg eas

There are three sorts of men in the
world-three, and no more. And OF
women on.y one. There are happy
men and there are kuayes and fools.
Hybrids | don't count. And TO my
mind knayes ana fools are very much
and Mr.. Eewisham."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-12

Those Misleading rod ,ook .
He-Why do you al"ass ..ory
anis of a newspaper love ''''
reading it? ;. .,ds vlb
1eroin's recommendati0A
at beauty balm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-12
A S,cnirsl Sentence

Lord BraXheld admitted the abilities
Of criminal who was undoubtedly an
accomplished murderer. for the judge
said. ''Y're clever chiel, but y'li be
name the waur Of Il hanging, my man.
Hard Scotch
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-12
4EAVY TRAFFIC COTTON BELT

The worlds fair traffic to ST. Louis
i; now SO heavy that the Cotton Belt
worlds fair flyer is now run in two
sections and is still unable to handle
the triffic. Next week is Arkansas
week at the fair and railroad officials
are making every preparation to han
die the traffic. Every train on the
Cotton Belt is loaded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-12
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+ i
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Billy kersands' n,il, strel team will
appear at the Elks' theater tonight.
show is said to be one of the best on
ahe road.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-12

He who has no vision Of eternity w1ll
aeyer get q true hold Of hme.-Cariylo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-12
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SOCIETY NOTES

Mr.. r. M. Fulweler of Cincinnati
ord Miss Cora Thomas of this city
were quietly married at the residence
Of her parents on Second avenue, Kew.
David officiating. The ceremony was
performed at 1890 in The presence OF
only the members of the family ana
a, aunt Mrs. Z. LOngley, and MISS
Laura Longley of Little Rock. The
iride is one of Pine Bluffs popular
younp ladies. and has a wide circle OF
friends. Captain Fnlweler is civil
engineer and is well known in north
west Arkansas. They have gone Tor
ar extended wedding trip to the
worlds fair and California.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
PEACEFUL CHORUS.
In Russia It Is Thought Any
Rupture Will be Due to Japan.

(By Associated. Press.) ST
ST. PETERSBuRG.I Ian, lS.-The Car S
assurance. given at tho winter palace
January lith. on the occasion OF the New
Years reception, that he desired and In
tended to do all in his power to maintain
peace In the Far East, Is regarded by the
foreign diplomats as a hostage given to
the world for the preseryationEof a peace,
while the guarantee that Russia will rec
ognize the open ports and other conces-
sions in Manchura will. It Is thought,
place the onus of rupture on Japan.
Most OF the newspa pers here join IN the
peaceful chorus. one paper rcinarking,
however. that 1t was strange for Rus
SLAMS to first hear Of the Cars words
by way OF America. .5
There Is strong Indication that,
through tho Cars personal acts the
peace party Is completely IN the ascend
rant. NJ. Bezobrazoff, the head OF the
war party. has gone abroad Foreign
Minister Lamsdorff. who from the begin
ming has favored peace. is now completely
l,chablitated, and Viceroy Alcxieff has
beer made subservlent to the Foreign
ONCE in the Russo-Japaneses negotia tons,
Ills extensive powers are curtntled, and
he can mako no move without the Cars
personal approval!
In fact, the fresh assurances conveyed
through Ambassador cassini to the nu-
thoritles at washington Of the recogni-
ton Of the rights acquired By the CHI
snese treaty is largely attributed to Count
I.amsdorft's influence. Diplomatic circles
regard Count Lamsdorffs conduct of the
negotiations under tho Cars direction
as a very hopeful sign, Another strong
influence on the side OF peace has been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
tho attitude OF Nj WHITE. president OF the
Council Of State. who has been bending
his energies to avoid a conflict.
WAR IMPROBABLE.
Would be Disastrous TO- Both
Countries and Not Decisive.

tBy Associated Press.)
II s:T. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1a.-The AS
uociatcd Press correspondent, on high
authority, Is able to give the following
rs the present status of the negotiations
tetween Russia and Japan:
"Russia recognizes Japan's prcdomi-
nance In Korea, and Japan recognizes
Russia's, special position In Manchuria
There arc two main questions still at
issue-the Russian demand for q neutral
zone on the Korean side OF the falu River
which Japan mot with a proposal for n
similar neutral strip on the Manchurlan
side. Japan also asks for certain guar
1r,tees covering Manchuria, which RUS
sIa thus far has declined to grant 1t
I Is pointed ont. Nj however, that the as
surances given a few days ago by RUS
sIa regarding open ports IN Manchurin
and resrect for treaty rights. Is con-
cessIon on this point. B
That the two countries are not 50 tar
apart may be fairly inferred from the
following statement made by Mr.. Kuri-
no, the Japanese minister to the AS
scented Press correspondent:
WAR now would only be disastrous
to both countries. Owing to the geo
graphical situation, an "a armed conflict
would result In a great drain OF tho men
ana treasure OF both japan and Rus.
s.a without being decisive Besides,
believe 1t would not be worth while TO
go to war on the questions still III DIS
~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
I. TENSION.
RELAXED.
Gear Declares That All Danger
Of a Conflict With Japan
Has Passed. Il III. 4.
THE TAKl0 NEWS DIFFERENT.
There It Is Stated That Russia
IS Sending More Troops
10 SManchuria.
(By Associated Press.)


n LONDON Jan, 1S.-The Car. in re-
ceiying the ministers in state at Tsarkoe-
y Selo. on Sunday. declared. says the Daily
Nails ST. Petersburg correspondent. that
ull danger OF a conflict was now ended.
All the special cablegrams from St.
Petersburg published in this mornings
papers confirm the belief that the tension
& has been greatly relaxed; but, according
to the correspondent OF the Paris edition
Of tho New York Herald, there Is a strong
feeling In official quarters in st. Peters,
4 burg against the representatives OF both
Great Britain and the United States. 8s&
The special cablegrams from Toxic. on
the other hand still reflect tho bellicose
feeling OF the japanese press and people
and suspicion Of the Russian assurances.
The Standards Toxic correspondent
says that another conference OF the Elder
Statesmen Is about TO be summoned
The Daily Mails Toxic correspondent
reports tho arrival In Manchuria BY rail-
way OF four more Russian regiments. and
thinks that Russia intends to wait until
she has three hundred thousand men
available.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
VIRGINIA BRIEFS.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times DispatchJ
ctiAKLOiTEsVILLE, VA, jpn: Ia
Tho Law and Order League Sa or ire ns
Its KIND in Virginia, met SATURDAY IN the
Courthouse at stanardsviiie and elected
or,cers TOR the ensuing term, as 1olloWs;
GSrc Rop p2e, Ms Rs e iss RsfisS
of the Methodist Church, vice-president;
D.. p. ". Sims. secretary; DR.. ~: 2.
Davis, treasurer. Executive committee
iL dSl 100 - Mi d Davis. Is : =
tAHMvILLE, Waffle Farmvile Dis
pcrsary is doing a fourishing business.
Saturday sales amounted to $50 Since
$50 worth OF liquor has heens sold. IS.
daughter Of MI. and Mrs. Willie PcrkIn-
c, as s I Fl eSranos ef Sgsc
yclr old child Of Mr.. Frank Pollard. OF
Falmouth, was burned 10 death to-day.
Its clothing caught on c7from the stove,
Alss Pollard was badlysburned IL trying
g W eiTph EViLE LIZ = WX,-wythevilo is
iaol,shment in The town OF tho new State
female normal aoho9 enmmlf te so has
prs, lmlnary matters, and a public meeting
viii DO held at the Wythe county court court
III 1AHHLnISfEsV vi LIE, ~ Alt the an.
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF tho
Monticello Wine Company, held Saturday
afernooa at the ce Iaa M9ts ay.
III f. q a't MasrdeT PRECEDENT William 4,
Duke. vice. presidents; p. z, Snow. aeore-
perintendent. Board Of directors-L. T.
a. L Holiday and Sol, Kaufman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
The CLAUSE
SAVES; THEM |
Strike Exemption Field by Judge
4sWaddill to Relieve Fuel Com
4 pany From, Contract
DECISION BY JUDGE ] ), W'ADDlLL
Hc Sets AsideVcrdict That Has
Been Rendered il, Favor Of
S. II. Cottrell & Sons.

Judge 1vnddlll yesterday made public
his opinion setting aside the verdict
OF the jury In the case of s. H. Cottrcll
& Sons vs.. the Smokcless Fuel Company.
as contrary to tho law and the evidence.
The basis on which Judge Waddill tukes
this action is that the jury In reaching
verdict for tho plaintiff took no ace
count or certainly not sufficient account
OF the strike clause in the contract, on
which tho case turned.
Tho smokclcss Fuel Company made a
contract with S. II. Cottrell s. Son.
wherein 1t agreed to furnish to tho locai
firm 1000 tons OF COAL with the proviso
that strike conditions did not prevent
the delivery Of the coal. The great coal
mine strike came on and the company
was unable to iii Its contra ct thereafter
The strike clause Of the contract pro-.
yidcd that the delivery OF the coal lii
execution Of. the agreement was subject
to strikes, accidnnts. Interruption to
transportation and other causes beyond
control Of tho company contracting.
1t seems that the company delivered
but 5s3 tons under tho contract before
the coal strike paralyzcd mining and coal
transportation. The firm sued for breach
OF contract and got a verdict for. sS,246.26,
tho sum being based upon the amount
Cottrell G. CO. would have realized On
the coal as profit had 1t been deliverdl
as per contract.
Judge Waddill held u that the strike
clause saved the smokeless Fuel Com
5pany from responsibility for failure to
deliver the coal. The verdict Is, therefore,,
set aside and a new trial ordered.
Judge sNVaddill is. Eexpected TO hand
down a decision in the injunction case
i OF the Wccms stea mboat Company VS..
the Peoples Steamship Company, argued
in this court some months ago. Al
opinion will u be delivered in few days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19

II ny. u. o. Aston, who is now located
With the Southern Railway Company's
genera offices In Atlanta, was, IN the
CIV sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
our STORES SAVE you MONEY.
BEST QUALITY 81
CIR &C les.

4 Cans Salr.on Observation-Disclosures 5a.
Best American oranulated Sugar, Il RI
E pound...,.,,,,.,t.. $,,....',...,8s/kS3
Fresh Country Eeaa, dozen.....,.. ....2scl
New Seeded 7alslns, 4 lb package. ..pt0o
lHome.Mada Mlnce Meat, pound, .,..,6c.}
Mountain Roll Butter. Ib..., ,.......,.1 5c
Small California Hams, pound .,.,.,S. .sc
pounds New Hominy and Grlts for.,be.
6 lbs White a Sugar for.............,.25o
Witch Hazel Soap, three for.......,..1 oc.5
Large Juicy lemons, dozen,.........12c.8
Best city Meal, per peck...,.. ,...1se.s
Quart us, 0S Mason Jars Vanilla syrup..ioo
Best Cream Cheese. nd....,.,,.,,1sa.5
Canned Tomatoes, large cans..,....,..7c5
New Clipped Herrnes, 3 dozen for.. 25o.l
Good Lard,
Whole Sweet Pickles, quart. .........1oos
Gibson, XXX, Mt. Vernon. Oscar sss
Pepper Old Brands Whlskey, bottIe..7be.
s,b lars Home- Made Preserves, 1885,
Blackberry or cataWba Wins. quart t2c.
Nav Dates, Sc. or 8 lbs ESQ
SmlthfieId Hams, pound.".. .,.,...,.tso.
sHlacklng and Scrub Brushes. ,........, 80.
s bars octaaon SHAPED Soap force. ,25c,i
Good Green or Mixed Tea, pound. csc,
New Virginia RuckWheat, lbs. or,t2ae.
Canned Sugar Corn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Florida Oranges, dozen,.,.,.
ees. Leaf Lard, pound ..,.....,.,,..
Dutfys Malt Whisky, per bottie,,., soa,
S. ULLMAN'S SON
powntown Stores, 1sao,ts22 East Maln
Street Uptown Store. sos East Mar
shall Street. 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
ABOUT RAILROADS
AND RAILROAD MEN

4 Mr.. w. o. sydnor, OF s;taunton, division
freight, agent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
kailway. with headquarters at staunton,
IL in TIL. city on BUSINESS for q day. He
Is at alurphy'sg8 Hotel, Mr.. sydnor has
long been IN the employ II the company
! The greater frequency lbrEthe visits Of
t,attic irepresent ntives Of the various rail-
way systems Of the Vest and Middle
west to this city is jndlcatiyetsof the
.lots tion.of freight and passenger Office
by the Rock Isla nd FRISCO system. Mr.,
Saunders and Mr. Essieston are now
nGoq. reaap to open Their once at nna NO.
upcs hero Of many high representatives
OF Western through lines Is indicative of
q u purpose to meet the action Of the
Rock island Frisco system IN locating g, a
freight and passenger traffic. While there
Is no authoritative statement to that
effect, 1t Is recognized IN railway circles
th:lr the Rock Island IS ma turally going
this section, unless the other through
lines follow the example set by that sys-
TEN.
The first trip4of tho Southern Railways
luxurious through train, known rs the
PulE, Limited, was made from New York
TO Florida last Monday,siand the FIRST
northbound trip Of this s, famous train vas
sinca then these t!ains have been oper-
aleI regularly and will be for the re-
mair der OF the midwlnter tourist. season.
This elegant train makes the trip from
hours. Tho train consists OF Pullman
compartment cars drawing room and
state room sleeping cars, club cars libra
poir tod dining cars. In short this train
la q complete, luxurious, modern hotel
ons wheels, where ono may eat, sleep
SluyLriously. shave, read magazines and
~, tow 90 ir,vT
Of home, elegant lavatories, baths smok-.
Ing rooms. couchos and tho scenic beauty
o. tho route. seen through. observation
passenger may also revrl In the outdoor
ar OF the baimy Southland. The folders
gotten out BY the road g!ye some idea Of
tho elegance OF travel e Experience gives
thu land Of the palms and perennial flowers
ia cheaper than Doctors bills in a. case
OF pneumonia. and Infinitely preferable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
HANNA SLATE HAVE
DELEGATES in FIELD ].
Said That Senator Foraker Will
Head administration Slate
for Delegate at Large.
5(By. Associated Press,

z1osVI31 wv : S's''7
f CINCINNATI. Jan. ls.-Official an
nouncement tonight by George 3. Cox,
Republican leader in Hamilton county.
that he is candidate for delegate at
large from Ohio to tho Republican Ma
toni Convention ut Chicago next June
caused much excitement among those
who believe that Mr.: Cox favors Hannas
nomination. on so-called Hanna
slate" for delegates Mt large, are said
Ia be MIR. Cox, Governor Herrlok, former
Governor Nash and Congressman Dick.
It is said that Senator Foraker. Will
name four others for delegates at large
in opposition to Horrlck, Nash. Cox and
Dick. and that what Is known as the
."administration slate will be headed
by Senator Foraker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
CLOSING, !. ACCOUNTS ,.l:''l: }: :; Y NJ:
Japanese Banks AresF Stopping
Business in Manchuria.
(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press.
PORT ARTHUR. Jan. 1s-The Japanese
banks are rapidly closing up their ac-
counts In Manchuria and are stopping
business. III. 5ls 33 ",
Japan Is seeking for agents ~ alahchu.
ria md K orea to supply the government
With in formation Of the Russian move
ments, In view OF the hurried departure
OF tho Japanese residents.
The russian occupation OF n-Min'Tun,
thirty miles west OF Afukden Is now re-
ported to be an accomplished tact.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
DR.. SMITH UNlTEs
HAPPY COUPLE

Fl l,r,5 w, Ri Smith proved himself very.
accommodating to q young couple' last
night About s o'clock his door bell rang,
and upon going to tho door tho doctor
T 1Ha unkeeii. The yoang ssI man showed
duly made out marriage License and the
poTng lady gaya every Evidence I. 70. Gf h 1s
$of members Of his family performed that
ever Interesting miracle Of making the
twain one, n s sr u I. ~ i9s u 4
5ysupg lady, vhjio 1ir, sturtevsnt Is 9
valued employa OF the Richmnnd branch
seE the American Los opaot i've Works,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
MARY TAYLOR
HAS BEEN ARRESTED
Caught in Baltinore-W Wanted
Here for Robbing Dir.
Riddell.

After search Of nearly year tho
detective department has located Mary
Taylor, colored woman, wanted here
for robbery, and she has been arrested in
Baltimore.
Detective Tom When will leave TOR that
city this morning to bring the woman
back,
on the night OF February 9th, last year.
the woman went into the office OF pr,
Riddell, In the Powhatan Hotel building.
for treatment, The Doctor had occasion
to 80 into another room. and while he
was there the woman took 500 from his
coat pocket and disappeared. She was
not seen afterwards, but the detectives
We're persistent in their search. and IL
nally located her In Baltimore. and she
was arrested by officers In that city upon
information and description from the de-
partment here,
The woman ISIS notorious thief and has
served several jail terms here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
AT THE THEATRES.

"Tho Show Girl Is the best musical
production that has ever been seen upon
the Bijou stage. This is saying q great
deal, but the assertion Is Justified by
the excellent performance, which was
Witnessed at that playhouse last even-
ing, when an old time first night audi
once filled the theatre to Its utmost ca
pacity. .,,,,. e,.
Glrl'' to prove entertaining. The girls
themselves are most pleasing to look
upon, and they appear every other time!
In q now and striking costume, Ihen
there is the music. which has tnat sW'ng
about 1t that causes the audience 70
keen time to It's rhythm. There was a
lively patter OF feet during some Of the
numbers.
smiling piece OF jolly, good humor. She
seems to be In the thing just for tho fun
Of It. When she shows her front teeth
the audience smiles; when sho laughs,
the audience does likewise. There Is no
resisting res her bcap,lng countenance,
Whom It comes to singing q coon song,
She is smaller edition of May Irwin,
though built somewhat on tho same
sam. J. Mylle. as Dlonysius Fly, was
n clever comedian. and got from the
part all that II offered. ChaF!es y.
Ha!gh was great In his make up, Il. =
Warren did splendid bit OF work.
There were brunettes and blondes OF
every type, and some OF them were
worthy OF theIr positions IN tho front
rank"
The entire production was excellent
and n better pleased audience has SOL
dom witnessed performance nj the
Bijou than that which assembled there
last night
The new romantic play. "A Prince ot
fratttrs" "a tale Of old New York;. writ
ten b. Sidney II. ellis. Win Al, IL, Wilson
as the star, will no the attraction at
the Academy Tonight, Mr.. Wilson Is
an actor OF ability, He Is favored with
fine stage presence ana q WagnellG
manner, He also possesses tho gift OF
singing voice Of power and sweetness
winch is so we'll described by MI, George
r Cioodale, the celebrated dramatic critic
OF the Detroit FREQ Press, Mr.. Goodale
writes, Tile sings BALLADS with rare feel
,pg, and his voice has that sympat hetic
duality that Is above. beyond and wholly
ou, or the reach of art.
Tho capacity OF tho Academy is almost
g,,eliain to be tested on "Wednesday. NATL
nee and ntsht when tho b|y musical ex'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19

The capacity Of tho Academy is almost
nee and night when tho bis musical OK,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19

travasanza. "The Runlwnys," will DO
sem for tho first time IN this city. 1.-THE
most dolightful entertainments OF the
Theatrical season. In the cast are eight
comedians. tire prlma donnas and tho
orIGnal beauty shorus Wnlen y YES sag l
pretty girls ever seen in New York city.
The Coming Of Nine. Alantelli and her
Italian Grand Opera Company to the
Academy Friday night means an evening
Of genuine artistic enjoyment The ia
nous singer, for five years the most
pttWlnr star OF the Metrouolitan Opera
H0,ise, will appear In tho second act
OF Carmen, second act & Mgnon. fourth
as. Of Trovatore. each With correct
scenery and cstumcs.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-02-18

Southern Pacific, west of Tucson, in a southwesterly direction, to the proper ties of the Imperial Copper company. The distance will be twenty-one miles.
 The road is to be built by the com pany especially for the hauling of its own traffic, whose development has been so tremendous within the short time that 1t has had control of the properties that the road has become an immediate necessity.
 The construction work will be done by Grant Bros, who have charge of the construction of the Phoenix X Eastern railroad. They have just brought large outfit from Los An geles and N. c. Webster, of Phoenix, has sent another from there. The con. struction will be under the direct supervision of William Burton. The work will be pushed as rapidly as pos. sible to completion,
Arizona silver belt., 1904-02-18
Indian Hot Springs Letter

INDIAN HoT SPRINGS, Feb. 15.
 Messrs. I. D. Connor and A. NJ. Schwarz, of Clifton, have been at the Springs for several days taking baths and resting.
 John Slaughter and wife, of the San Bernardino ranch, near Douglas, are taking course of baths at the Springs. Mir. Slaughter is one of Ari- zonaS most prominent cattlemen, and is also largely interested in real estate in Douglas.
 A. L. Fisher, of Douglas, brother to Mrs. Slaughter, arrived last week, in very feeble condition, having just recovered from severe attack of pneumonia, and is afflicted with rheu- matism He has improved consider ably since his arrival.
 A. G. Whittem ore, representing the American Soda Fountain company, of San Francisco, arrived at the Springs Saturday.
 Judge J. P. Hechtman, president, and Geo. Good win, a director, of the Globe Mining company, were guests here for few days seeking rest and recreation.
 A jolly crowd from Solom0nville spent Sunday here. The party includ- ed pr. and Mrs. J. II. Lacy, their children, and Messrs. Perry and Brooks.
 Mrs. Comeford, of Alamogordo, N. M., who came here for her health, left Friday morning much improved.
 Sunday afternoon merry party Of guests from the Hot Springs rode on horseback to Red Flats, about four miles, to explore some old caves. These caves are among the many in- teresting places in the vicinity of the Springs.