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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05
Onifer ct Rabinat ffabt.
gn uulminbe elig fri Sem
itilling gsres til G8aren.

%. Souperin, ,glopa 0remjas"
Reodttgr, bar beniti1et Oprettelien
at ct &ubinet 9uslanb, bbab Der
bar Daft megen popul9r 0istusiion.
Ufan logger itor 9etpbning / ben
5ri6eb, boormeb glabene brsfter
Sagen. Raabet er blepet optdget
af ben redttionere Yrins MeIt9er>
Itp, ,,9ra5boanins" Reoattsr, iom
argumenterer, at ct &abinet er blez
bet en- glsbpenbigbeb. so. Soupe>
rim tom ON Morgenen ben l. 9lug.
frem meo en- unoerifreben Mrtitel,
6pori ban ubpeger Snoerne beb bet
n9rO9renbe Hegeringsipitem pg IL
ger, at &appeitrio mellem WiniI tire
ne foro9rber ben ofentlige 5jeneite,
ioet en6per 6dler til i'm egen Sibe,
Iitret imob &ritif unber ben perIonz
lige 2lnIparli96ebs aappe.
Sbet ban fortIatter, flyer 80.
Souperin:
.,peter ben Store ua6neoe @in>
ouet imob europa, nu tr9nger Ri til
at ua6ne Opren og laoe bet bebite /
9eItens 5remitriot tomme inb,"
6an fremtaloer oglaa 4leranber ben
Qnbens Orb: nHeformer mau fomz
me fra open."
SnOferelIen al Uliniitrenes 9(n>
iOarlig6eO Oil nsboenoigois inbplbes
re, at ben itsritegetpOning mud leg
ges MiniIterrdabets 5ormanbsemz
bebe, Der MI er en- tom 9Gresbepisz
ming, 6portil %. Mitte blep 6enoiIt.
0an piloe / ct 8abinet blipe ben melt
inoflpbelfe srigeManb unber g5aren.
Sfa6elfen al ct anfbarIigt Wainiitee
rum pilbe ogIdd nsooenbigt mebfs>
re iterre presiefribeb og mere &riz
tit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05
13. Narg.
Sruiel mDo fremmeoe.

Deb en- offentlig MobtagelIe ben
1. 2ug. / portz2lu>prince, 6ubti,
foruroligeoe pr9itDent Roro De frem=
mebe Snobpg9ere peb en- Sale, 6pori
ban 6eitplbte llbl9nOingerne for at
legge planer imoo Regeringen og
ifrue 6ddoe pengeturien og Yri=
ierne paa alle 9drer op for at itDrte
81, ,saringen. pr9Itbenten Iagbe, at
ban bapbe 6eiluttet at forIoare Jig
felp og antpoebe, at ban btloe toge
itrenge 5orbolbsregler. pr9iioent
glorb giorbe en- truenbe 6entpbning
til, ,6pab Der itete / 6aDti 1904"
5 Sunuur 1904, efter at bet
frantic 6errebsmme bar opbert pad
9en 9apti, ertGerebes Sen udf6ens
gig, og Sean Sacques 0esialines uos
n9pntes iom @upernsr for 2ipsti0
meo fulo le9islatip og milit9r Mnnz
bi9beo og meo Het til at uoneone
lin Gftermano. 0esfalines bar en-
gfeger og babbe engang peret Slabe.
s Wfdrt5 1904 protlamerebe ban
8loobao pda dlle be 6bibe % opforz
orebe lit Soft til at ,,lepere arig for
arig, 5or6rpbelie for Jor6rbbelIe,
l1forltdmnetbeo for llforifammet<
6eo mob ale be europ9iife 9annis
baler, fom Ida l9nge 6apbe repet fra
oeres 8ace." Som 6slge of benne
Yrofldmation bleb Der ct dlninbeligt
Eglooboo paa n9iten alIe be 6pioe,
inbbefdttenbe gdmle W}anb, 9pinber
og 9srn. gfter labt Oper1ag gipes
9lntallet at mprbeoe til $500.
Negrene erflerebe berpaa 9esiaz
bines for aejIer, og felgenoe Stz
tober froneoes ban iport=0uzgrinte
meo 5itlen Sean Sdcques ben sSSrs
ite. $ Otto6er 1906 blep OesIali=
nes inigmproet, og 9en 6leb belt
Hepublifferne 9apti og Santo 0oz
ningo.
Der er ienere ubbrubt rrolig6eber.
@n Del Sprere er 6lepen itenebe %
peres gutifter plbnbrebe. De forz
enebe Staters Miniitsr pofpeQ bdr
dbpdret Praiibent Nprb imob Oper-
greb pda 4merifanere, unberrettet
&eaeringen WuIbington ON Stilz
lingen, og Der ligser arigsitibe /
ylar6eoen, reoe til at gri6e inb, ON
bette iful piie fig nBOpenbigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05
Slaeteritrifen

er life enbt enbnu. Sra South
Omaha meloes til Uforgen, at Der
er intet dnoet at gore eno at pents
pda llofaloet. Stillingen er, iom
ben bar p9ret flere 0age. Striters
ne pduItaar, at De pinber 8runo, %
Yacferne flyer, at De gsr COB Sorz
refining. Sunobepen er bog piit, ct
bet tniber paa be9ge Sioer. gtuur
bet luber, Iom pacferne bar Wt9nb
NOT nu og oil lite antdge flere, iuo
fortlarer Striterne bet Idalebes, OF
be Wt9no, be bar fact (nonsunions
og Itrite breaters) er ufDnoige, og
De 6ar life 9rug for flere at ben
Sldgs.
Sra Gbicu9o melbtes Der / 9tftes
ON ct 5Oripg ira Striternes SiOe
paa at fud ct 5reosforilag | StdnO.
Da praiioent 0onneGp tom bjem fra
fin Runbe til Slaeterierne 6erube /
9eIten, raabeoe ban Sefret9ren til
at iummenfalbe 5ortnin9en Tor oi
fau ct 5orIug Stanb, Der tunoe
tilfreositile 2trbeibsgiperne uben al
neobrnOe 2trbejberforeningen. De
mente, at pacterne life bilbe pare
upilige til at mgoes meb Repr9Tsnz
tanter for 5oreningen. 6pab bet cr
blepet til, er Der intet 6srt ON enbnu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05
st AntpmObil=S =Spurposn=S Sam=
meniteb | Omaha.

0lr. 6. 6. pertins, 5ormano /
goaro Of Directors for Burlington
Sdnen, fdmmen mebSuitru oe Wers.
S. 6. RobinIon at Sem gort, tog
Jig Sirsbag Gftermibbag en- 5ur
runot / Omuba ct 2lutomobil %
bar ida ubeloige at Itebe Iammen
meb en- Sporposn beo norbpeftre
9ierne at Miller part og 13. 9aoe.
8sggeDamerne beIpimebe, Wienbene
blep ilemt fori1auebe, og Qtutomo6iz
let sbelagt.
Uir.perfins tom til Smaba Sirsz
bag W9orgen meo tit SelIfab en-
ipeciel Tar" paa@ei til en- CONNER
relort 8eiten. Gfter nosle simers
4noenbelie 5orretninssanliggenber
og til plun6" iatte be efter Mibodg
uo pad en- Qutomobiltur, Iom ferlia
9ialot Wailler part, og ba be ser. 2
bar teroige til at FIRE tilbage til
gpen og bilbe ifpnbe fig ober Sporet
fer en- 5lorence Sporpogn, Der tom
| temmelie COB 5art, lfete bet ulpts
telise Sammeniteb. 8egge apinber
beioinebe, fom fagt, af Stpbet, og t
Jeritnin9en aa bet ub, Iom Wrs.
perfins bar bsb. SysrIt efter 8 81
mers 5orlsb tom BUN til gepioitz
beben. gegge apinber bar operfprsis
tebe meb Blob, men M}rs. gobinIon
tom Inart til 9epibitbeben.
5olf itimlebe Iammen, oa bialp.
lomme 5enber tilbsb fig, men az
iloses. Oet fpntes, fom bet bsie
Selifab pilbe unbgaa at blipe tenbtl
ON muligt. Suren lenaere 9ei
er forelsbie opiat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05
Song ariitian after iDg.

5or en- 5io iiDen, Ou Song &ri=
titan par paa i'm uarlige 9aoerejIe
/ @iesbuoen og bar naaet til S6pe=
rim paa 5jempejen, ienotes Der gub
efter bans 9iplage. Sun tom zig
imiblertio mart at tit SlDebefnbenbe,
iaa ban tunbe fortfatte 3ejien biem.
gu berettes bet / Telegram fra
apbenbabn, at ban alter er blepen
Ing og bar maattet opgipe 5anfen
ON at rejIe til Ribe for at ooerpere
SnobielIen uf 9omtirten Der paa
Spnodg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05
Saminnbets 8labe.

prspenumere af ,Oaniferen" ,
o9irteblabet", DE hinges 9lab" oa
,,9srneblabet" lenbes frit til alls,
iom snifer at pirfe for llbbrebelien
af bore Samfunbsblabe. 0ore 8las
be ienbes osIaa frit iomsprspe biretts
til opsipne 9lbresier af be, fom NH.
fig funbe snIfe at bolbe bore 8la.
be. @enner af Samfunbets 8laot
bebes at inbi ienbe Nbresfer.
paa 0anifb 2utb. publ. Soufea
@egne paul peterien,
geitprer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05
5000 mauolige Nrmeniere
mprOeOc al SDrfer.

Get meOOeles fra 2onbon unOer q
Dug, at en- aorreippnbent for r0al.
lp Neps" / Ban, tprtiit Armenisu
beretter, at iielge Rapport BERTH ira
en- 6pj tnrtiIt 2tutoritet er Der orabt
5000 manolige Qrmeniere / 0iItrita
terne NuIb pg Sasfoun.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05
Oct porite Stag pentes
/ Dag.
Sapanerne bar be at 8 a Il
heng.
Den japanfte Scr bel for
berebt.

Deb BORT 9lrtbur bar Sdpanerne
Ttte noaet Iaa langt frem, iom bet
for nogle Odge iiben lob til. Dog
6opDe be inbtdget en- me9et It9rt
Etiaino, Sbantaitotp, omtrent 10
glil Roro for BORT 2lrt6ur. 80
noqle engellte 5lpgtninger fra Stibet
Sipiong, iom er tommen oper port
Qrtbur til Gbefoo, flyer, at De oglda
bar taeet @plf 9ia. 5 Qftes beo
bet fra Rem Gbndng, at Rusierne
sr brepet tilbdge til oeres iibite Jors
lporsbGrtsr. og Sdpanerne bar $50
aanoner opItileoe imob 59ltningen.
Nlen efter ct Sort oper qort Qlrt6ur,
jom Ri bar liggenbe for os, er Der itie
minbre sno 80 bef9iteoe iSorter eller
gtanIer n9rmsre inD omtring 8pen,
faa bet ian bel gerne tage en- Sio
enbnu, fsr ben bliper inbtaget. Russ
Ferne er enbnu | ben fate 6ormening,
At Bort Q(rt6ur er uinbtdgelig.
sra ct. pstersborg meIoes Der /
goar: ,,Slauet tilbage puu oae
gunfter bar General auropattin
forlabt lin It9rte Sitting beb 9ais
dene og iumlsr nu i'm stnrte for 1t
fOrIbare 2ioO gang, bpor osl er
umaooelise Optug al rusiiite 5ors
raob TdmIet.
; ct. petersbor9 er man meest
Gngltelis angadenbe Situutionen,
farlig puu @runo af ben aenossers
ming at aejIeren fra 5ronten bar
mobtdget ct telegram, fom brinser
boorlise Gfterretninger, og 9lGOs
mebnelelierne er bleben itanbieoe.
Sitter aae NlGrter at bemme Dil
BET afeFrsnpe Slag, fom iad ofte er
bleben foruoidgt, blioe leOeret fOr
Snotagelien af 9iao gdng. Den
rugFlte Stprte bar nu formet Jig |
en- 6alpcirtel omtrin9 oenne 9p for
at fcrIbare ben.
8erIom Husierne lite er Stdno
iii at boloe oeres Sitting imop Sds
ponernes pperlegne Stnrfe, iaa mener
man, at be itore 5orrado 2iao
gong pil fable / Sapdnernes S6ns
Der, bo auropdttin life pil bare /
Stanb til al finite Dem 6dIt. 81
Taooant 5a6 piloe blipe nRiten uops
retteltgt.
qcomiral 5ogo meloer til 5otio
nnber q. Dug, at en- rusiiit 5lados
5eiiduenoe al tolp 5orpeooiaeere,
Hre 9orpebo6aaoe og abftiIige aus
nonbaobe iejleOe fra port &rt6pr
Monbag often, men benote ejeblittss
Iig tilbase, ba bet japanite @astitib
Uiitc fg.
General auroti meloer, at bans
eommanbo sr rpttst frem og bar
beiat 9aidsng.
Srigens iD9reite Sldg pil ianos
iunliepis iinbe Stso Morgen Il
Dng).
isorIpning isnbes fpnbiomt frem
fra Rem GbDang.
General Stus Stprfe, beitaaenoe
lf 10000 Manb, bolber 5rontlinien,
0tneral glpoaus paa 10000, ubgsr
go9troppen. De bar ober 300 aas
npner.
@eneral SasIalit6 ienber en- lang
Rapport angaaenbe Sldgene ben 80.
ca 81. gull, 6pori ban sioer Rus.
Iernes Sab / oisie 0uge til 20 Ofs
ficerer oe nOget oper 1000 bsoe og
fadrebe.
Manbene bssse 9ere bar ltbt
umaobeligt / bisie Odges Slds al
Seben, Der 6ar Oeret oper 100 @rd'
ter I Stbggen.
Ser meloes after ON, at rusiiltt
Siibe er paa Sust efter Stibe ION
be mistenter for at fsrs aontra'
bonbe. Oct er ct sneelf og to ipenItt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05

Gtibe. iom be mener at babe fire
iubmarine og Ipp 5orpebobaabe I
Seftioner omborb. 8rpbieren Donis
raj bar forlubt 9iterisen oe er fat
uo efter oem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-05
Gn nD Splse beilaslast, 9liitano
oueruunoen.

Gn oanff 9tOenftabss
m anb o p bager etettri t
Strait. 6borbeb bantan
i9tte en- StripemaItine /
ne te 89relie Sang.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-04
KERN NOMINATED IN INDIANA
Democrats Hold a Harmonious State
Convention in indiana

Indianapolis. Ind. Aug. 1.-The sec
Ond session OF the Democratic state
convention met to adopt a platform
and nominate state ticket. The plat
form adopted by the resolutions COM
mittee was read and adopted unani-
mous1v. Ii heartily approved and en-
do1sed ithe wise and conservative
declarations Of the Democratic nation
al convention at St. Louis and the
sturdy and able statesmen, Alton r.
Parker and Henry G. Davis. We COM
mend both principles and men TO the
consideration and approval of the in
telligent and patriotic voters OF indi-
ana and as the chosen representatives
OF the Democrats of the state give
our pledge that the Democrats in no
other state shall surpass us in loyalty
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-04
COST or LIVING TO BE ISSUE
Democrats to Deny Wage Increase
Exceeds Rise In Food.

Washington, Aug. AT the Demo
cratic congressional committees head
uarters report on the comparative
increase of wages and of the cost OF
living in recent years is in course OF
nrenaration. This report will snow
that the conclusions OF the report on
the same subject issued yesterday by
the bureau of tabor are erroneous.
Determined to make the Increased
.os, If living a campaign issue hv
attributing it to Republican pol'c'es'
the Democratic managers are sure
that they can demonstrate that wages
h.yo Increased less than has the cost
of food and other necessities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-04
STATE FAILED TO SHOW WHICH

For some time the baseball fans
in Pine Bluff have been wanting to
have bali games on Sunday in this
city. case which was tried in a
Justice of the peace court this morning
will probably be of interest TO these
same fans. Some time last May some
negro boys living across the river
played game of baseball ON a Sun
day afternoon, and for which awful
crime against the statutes OF the state,
they We're promptly arrested by Con
stable Brewer Most of the negroes
were allowed to plead guilty and were
duly fined. but in the case of Jesse
hand who it is alleged was the catch
er for the mines. a test case was made.
Jesse Darling was tried before jus
tice A. J. Stewart this morning on the
charge of violating the Sabbath by
playipg a game of baseball. and the
case was meant to put a stop to any
spi:ations that the directors. mama
gers or supporters of the Lunbermen
might have to do the same thing.
l. The case excited much interest anu
1.-The trial was heard by many IN
terested listeners. The state attempt
ed to show that Darling had violated
| the plain reading Of the statutes whl'e
the defense tried to make the state
| rrove the game played was rot the
! "town ball" or bull pen OF ancient
days.
Darling was acquitted OF the
charge by jury of three white men
The little negro has been in jail Tor
,oar1v two months awaiting trial
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-04
FERRIS GETS NOMINATION
Justis S. Stearns, Former Republican.
Gets a Turn-Down in Michiaan,

Grand Rapids, Mich, Aug 4.-After
it had been generally conceded that
.Iustis S. Stearns of Luddington would
be nominated for governor by the
Democratic state convention. following
Mr.. Stearns' statement in the early
hours of the day that he had bolted the
Republican party and would support
the Democratic ticket. both national
and state. the convention this evening
nominated for governor, on the first
ballot, Woodbridge n. Ferris of Big
Rapids. National committeeman D. J.
Campau, of Detroit, strongly opposed
Stearns nomination from the first,
contending that a Democrat should be
placed at the head of the ticket. Mr..
Campau and his supporters in the op-
position to Stearns favored the nom
ination of Mayor Edward F. Sweet OF
this city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-04
JUDGE LEFT IT TO THE HEN.
She Quickly Settled Dispute Over Own
ership Of Young Chickens.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Aug. A little
brown hen settled complicated case
which Alderman Frank Brown of this
city with the wisdom of a Solomon
referred to her. John Lucksky had
possession of twelve recently hatched
little chickens which a neighbor, Pc
ter Buckalo, claimed, and as the wit
nesses on each side were equal, AL
derman Brown was at loss. Finally
he declared:
This court is adjourned to Luck
sky's yard"
He went there with the witnesses.
the prisoner and the constables. Buck
ale brought hen which he declared
was the mother Of the chicks. They
were placed in the yard. The hen was
put down in corner. She gave a
maternal chuckle, the chickens flocked
to her with glad chirps of recognition
and the alderman declared RHckalo
the owner of the chickens. Luckshy
was sent TO Jail on the charge Of theft
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-04
PARKF r Is ANGRY.
No Practica! Politician Will influence
His Resignation From Bench.

Esopus, n. Y. Aug. 4.-Whe. her
Judge Parker resigns his position OF
chief justice of the court Of appeals
before Or after August s. his decision
will not be influenced by practical pol
iticians interested in his campaign.
In manner so m.hatic as to leave
no doubt of his dispIeasure at the
speculation published in relation to
his approaching withdrawal from jul
dicial duties, Judge Parker said t1aav
that he would determine what his
action would be without the assistance
or advice from anybody, unless it is
from his associates on the bench.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-04
Committee Of the Mayors Convention
Are Now Busy Pushing the
c am ign

The executive committee appoint ed
by the mayors of the state at the
convention in Hoi Springs To take
charge Of the campaign for the adopt
permitting cities of the first and sec
ond class to issue bonds is engaged
in sending out literature and perfect
ing an organization. made up OF tho
mayors of the cities of the state.
through which it is hoped that the
amendment can he placed in the prop-
er light before the voters before tn"
election is held says the Gazette
Secretary George r. Brown of Little
Rock announced the appointment of
a number of additional members to
the auxiliary committee, which will
assist the executive committee in the
campaign of education which is 10 be
waeed from now until The election is
held. The committee is composed of
mavors of cities of the first and second
class and additional members will be
added from time to time. The follow
ing were announced: NJ. b. Stom-
ment, Marshall; E. T. Crompton, Les
lie: Y. Ma1len. Bonanza; J. NJ. Har-
vey, Greenwood: T. Woody, Hartford: !:
r. A. Gillian. Locksburg: Lovin Green,
Horatio; 7. Turner, Hardy: T. J. Mob
Ter. Palestine: Walter Conner, Forrest
CITY. Fl. A. Nelson Victoria: w. NJ.
VanHook. TT Dorado: ]. F.. Foster,
Junction City; w Il. Leonard. Gin,
ton, J. II. Eason, Fayetteville: T. w
Youman. Sr., Prairie Grove: |. T. Law
Snringdale: A. w. Yarnell, Searcy:
III. T. Raney. MrCrorv; W. T. Trice
Cotton Plant; T. r Gordon, Augusta
w. A. Moody. Ola; W. Fl. Russell
Hayana. r. T.. Pound. Danviile.
Secretary Brown has also written 'f
the county Judge, sheriff and assessor
of each county. asking for their as
distance. Literature has also been
cont to them for distribution, and VIII
+ao;r assistance, in addition to that OF
.be MAYORS. It is thought that tne
.,.,. can be thoroughly covered oe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-04
A VERY HEAVY Loss WAS Il. BULL PEN"
SUSTAINED BY COTTON GROW OR JUST
ERS ON A PLAIN
CENT BALL?
Played Sunday
n Entire
GOVERNMENT ESTIMATE ABSURD

The following is the plantation let
ter" of S. G. Alexander and company
cotton factors of this city. to their
customers:
Pine Bluff, Ark, Aug. 4. 19G4.-The
crop outlook in this territory continues
poor although considerable improve
lnent has been made during the past
two weeks. Continuous rains follow
ing the late overflow stopped field
work to such All extent that grass and
weeds overrau fields everywhere and
they are just now getting them clean
once more The result is very spot
ted and irregular cron.
Most any plantation in this vicinity
will show cotton ranging from five or
six inches to two or three feet II
height, and quite number Of large
fields are so choked with grass that
no effort will be made to reclaim them.
We estimate tina: the llnfavorahle con
ditions of the past seven weeks have
cost tae state upwards of 10O.00G bales
of cotton.
We have made a personal eXamlna
ton of many of the crops in this dis
trict ard think the facts AS detailed
above will apply substantially 10 the
whole state.
SHOWS
again the evil of overcropping. Farm
ers naturally desire to make all the
cotton they can, and with this end IN
view. strain every nerve to take IN
new ground and increase cotton acre
age regardless of the fact that they
will probably not be able to get suth-
cient labor to properly cultivate and
| gather same. In most cases they &c
not get the labor and when accidents
ccme they are swamped There Is
more money and peace of mind III 9
small farm we'll cultivated than one
twice as large but poorly worked.
II seems to us that the labor prob
1em will never be solved until the tide
! cf immicration turns Southtward. Ihe
uresent supply must be snpplan{eo
from the outside if any permanent m
crease in acreage is to be seen
With favorable weather from now
on our crop will of course improve
| At present. however, we thlnk con
dition of 70 per cent a liberal allow
auce for Arkansas. The government
estimate of 81 per cent for this state
! is absurd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-04
HANDSPRING OF SUCCESS.

Persistency i'll advertising is the
handspring of success TO secure re-
suits from advertising a man must
have the nerve to make liberal ex,
penditures. 1t is not the spasmodic
tinual dropping wears away the stone
SO will continual advertising wear
away the granite OF Indifference aud
ignorance regarding any product =
New York Music Trade Review.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-04

'ne Bluff lost game yesterday az.
uooh which does not show in the
fo'ai standing of the teams today
the simple fact that rain inter
'ea before the full five innings
9 prayed. and it was declared mo
Ne With the score s to 2 in favor
'ne Lumbermen the rain began to
h the fourth inning and before
"rst hal1 of the fifth had been fin
u came down at a lively sprinkle,
'n gave the umpire authority to
.ae game. There was no let up
a''efnoon and the disappointed
'aeors filed their way to the street
absolutely sure that Pine Bluff
~ nave won had the weather gods
yea the showers for another ten
utes.
: white made his initial appear
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-04
SAYS MEAT TRUST Is BROKEN.
Homer D. Call Asserts That Colossal
Monopoly Is Wrecked.

Chicago, Aug. 4--Homer d. Call, in
organization says.
"'The greatest feature of the strike
is that the meat trust has been bro
ken. Instead of the packers disrupt
ing the unions the disintegration of
one of the greatest combinations the
world has ever seen has already set
in. For ten years, from 1890 to 1900,
the consolidation of the meat COM
panies was carried on. and from 1,74l
packing plants in this country the
number was reduced to 7CO.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-04
WANT THE PENNANT
PINE BLUFF DECIDES TO GO AZ.
TER IT in REAL EAR.
NEST.
New Players Being Employed and the
Team Strengthened in All
Weak Places.
OTHER BALL NEWS or INTEREST

Pine Bluff baseball directors are
after the Cotton States league pennant
for 1904 in good earnest and will. from
now on, spend the money to get the
men needed to win the pennant. Man
ager George Reed has received in
structions to win the pennant and
knows what to do. Last night trade
was made with Greenville for Kennel
lev. who will take Lannon's place at
the first bag Lauzon has been Grip.
pled for some time with rheumatism
in both his arms and will be given q
long rest. The terms OF the trade
with Rothermel have not been exactly
agreed upon today. Pitcher Maxwell
was to have been traded but Max
we'll absolutely refused to go with the
club last night and a cash consdera
ton will probably be made. Kennel
lev remained in Pine Bluff when the
Greenvile team left last night. He
will be used at first base and will prob
ably go behind the bat for game or
so to relieve Sample.
Catcher Harry Berry was supposed
to have been purchased outright from
Baton Rouge. but the player has not
reported for duty as yet The pur-
- l., @1 Dot
Rouge and Berry is expected every
| day. The addition of Pitcher Bob
White of Shreveport TO the stan OF
box artists fills long felt want.
Lucid. Vernuelli and Deaver have
\rounded too in great form and young
Maxwell is the only one who has been
losing games for the locals.
During the early part of the season
the board of directors of the Pine
Blum association were not positively
sure they wanted the team to win the
pennant. but at a recent meeting it
was decided to go after the rag for
more reasons than one. The crowds
that attend the games in Pine Bluff
go to see winning ball and nearly ev-
cry fan in the city wants the rag.
Then, too there has been much talk
at the league meetings of dropping
Pine Bluff out of the league and a
pennant winning league will stop all
this
While it is not dead sure ''cinch
hat Pine Bluff will win the 1904 pen
pant, the team that flies the rag next
Fear will have to beat the Lumhermen
b Go it.