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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-12
TODAY,S DISPATCHES.

Iva l. - DlOL n OllAADs
Washington, D., G, Feb. 12.-Al-
though the statement is made that Sena-
Tor Hanna passed very fair night, his
condition is admitted to be most serious.
1t is believed that he is now going through
the crisis of the fever. His weakness
continues, but it is said that no un-
pleasant symptoms developed during the
night Contrary to his usual custom,
Dr. Carter, on leaving the patients room
at $50 this morning, declined to discuss
the Senator's case He is occupying an
apartment adjoining that of the Senator,
and, it is understood, was with him most
of the night. DR.. Osler, who ordinarily
has not been coming over from Balti-
more until after noon, was requested
this morning to make special trip.
At 9:45 Drs. Rixey, Osler and Carter
issued the following bulletin: Senator
Hanna had a comfortable night, but his
fever is higher, 1O4; and the pulse more
rapid, l12: respiration %. The irri-
liability of the stomach has disappeared. !"
The Senator is perfectly conscious, in
spite of the very high fever, and the ply
sicians say that there is nothing immed-
lately alarming in his condition. They
believe that the turning point of his
illness will be reached within As hours.
If the fever should be broken before Sun
day the chances of his recovery would
be considerably increased. But if the
high temperature should continue beyond
4S hours, ii is not likely that Senator
Hanna, in his debilitated condition would
be able to withstand it.
Washington, ID. c.. Feb. 12.-Al-
though hope has not been entirely aban-
doned it is believed by those in attend
ance upon Senator Hanna that he will
not recover from his present illness. 1t
was stated today that death might occur
at any time. Every thing possible is
being done by his physicians to save his
life, but it is not believed that even the
most radical treatment will be effective.
Resort was had this morning early to
the injection of saline solution. The eff
feet of this was to stimulate the patient
considerably. At noon DR.. Carter stated
that the change in the Senator's condi-
ton during the previous three hours had
afforded material encouragement. Ii.
NJ. Hanna, the Senator's brother, this
afternoon called up Dan Hanna, the
Senators's son, over the telephone and
advised him to hasten to Washington.
For the past two days, it is stated. stry-
chime mas been administered to the Sem
ator in small doses to stimulate the heart
action. Yesterday the doses were 1-60th
of grain. Today they have been in
creased to 1-30th of a grain.
At 2:40 Senator Hanna was resting
quietly. No unfavorable symptoms had
developed since noon today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-12

NOTICE.-A regular meeting of the I'll
~ BEkNlANS will be held at Odd FELL
lows Hall on NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT at
7:30 o'clock. By order Of the President.
p. j. MURPHY, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-12

CAPE COD CRANBERRIES, choice
quality. just received by
A. NH RTTPN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-12

HONEY in combs also Extracted Honey
IN parchment packages, for sale by
j. &. MILBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-12
The Market.

Gporcefowu. Feb. l2.-wheat s5a9O
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
STANDING OF CANDIDATES
In Graphics Free Worlds Fair Trips
Contest, Which hears Close.

Tae Grapl4ios woria fair trips
CO., NJ e.oze Jun T.. u =
O'Clock All ths I3s# 6aTIo0 VIE
mlnfagl= tou.4l@2. The iifale5e N
f..s e9n=ssf NJ =taahis time#bsts e5.=
fowd in three soal sfaHt, fa Tie e5g4
aa4 1#o IL 9ae=eaa1z Hl#1uH i :
Ms Eorgie t1zal sill maintains
4ood lead aHa eae3 eoea1=ol tie bal
lois mai<e= her vote fUa higher. Mis-
Gerrrode bod5is is hef nearest com
peTitol Win MIS- Ella N0frfste
third
IN HE eouaF Vie NS- HoIlla
KAne ef Li43e2d has beea tue la :
er ff6n1 the first and While her laa5
has never been overWhelmr.az She
has maintained steady vote siaez
tie confess started Miss Easlez
Roberts Of Wab69s La Is Her neaf=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
MARRIED, TEN TIMES
DIVORCED EIGHT

Washington, ID. c. June l3-Om
cials of the pension office haze been
considering the case of an applicant
for government aid who has the most
extraordinary matrimonial career, ac-
cording to his own acc csarnt. Of any
man who has ever applied for pen
sion. The man is Peter West. vet
tran of the Seventh iowa cavalry.
He had been married ter times, and
to do so has been compelled 10 di-
vorce himself eight times Commits
sioner Ware recognized in the much
married West a comrada of the civil
war West was bern in Prussia and
is So years of age. In his applca-
ton for a pension he gives a list of
his wives, the last one of whom is
still living
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
YELL COUNTY WIS SEEKS =
ENJotN HUBBY FROM spE4<
ING 70 HER
Very Ez.aeeeay q Case VIE
" ss Wa Nst Allowed
= nc T81~4H5
COURT DENIED IN5u.C-.z=>.

tas#1.iEai7= Ju6
{. 9. Wallace s.a5fzl an lFa#.
taHHe= =ta@aat=bafa
'H=@ - 4aa s1j. Vege Ms. tda#1s#
az9iasl y Lewis asf la#.s
H1g=aase vas heard al al ar9
t.lf bz Hra Lew, i AN far8a#.f.=
asalaza hcr husband ta preeoaH So.
from aeakin4 or MrtAe la= =I8.F.
af "a 8ts way communicative Viii
aeg -5e Ea9ae 5rea4hI sun as5=
laH far divorce The hlsbaH -
@ied ha1#tafe wife aas aelias e.
vii il this matter and alleged mt
Ter at Nas tGr result Of the laasz
influence on the part ef her real
tives. " no objected 10 the marriage
CT the couple.
The coupio arn both fesiden&s 4
DanvilIc. Yell county, where they aHa
we'll known. Mr. Lewis is a traz-
cling salesman and Mrs. Lewis Is tie
daughter of the late II. r, McCar3el,
former sheriff Of Yell county, and
sister Of Hon sid MeCarrel Of Dat
willie. She Was left considerable
property by her father. The ccr2ia
married about TWO Y"ars age AMI
lived together about one year. Ms.
Lewis was formerly the wife of Fion.
O. l.. Clement representative from
Yell county, and her separation al
divorce from him are VOL Ia Iii
bered She received the custody Of
a little girl. while the twin brother
vas awarded to Mr.. Clement
Chancellor Wallace, after h 9
tie testimony of the husband and
reading the letter written by tn" i:e
to him during their separation. as
well as the affidavits of the wife Md
her witnesses denied the pet1 =
Hon j. F. Chambers appearea for
Mrs. Lewis, while Judge T. d. pat
ten represented Mr.. Lewis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
SEASONS FIRST COTTON.
Raised Near Brownsville. Texas,
Classed as Good Middlng.

Brownsville. Texas, June 13.-The
first cotton of The season was mar
keted here Saturday and is from this
years growth. 1t was grown by
Juan II. Fernad.es. eight miles from
tc.HIn. and was bought by Lon c.
Hit classed as good middling,
The two bales weighed $40 and $50
pounds. respectively and will be
shipped ar once. one to Galveston
ana the other to the worlds fair at
ST. Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
WHOLESALE HANGiNGS
Will Occur in Colorado as Result Ct
Strike Troubles

Cripple Creek. Cd. June 13.-f1en.
Bell made the following stat meat
for publication:
Il have undisputed evidence il :ny
possession which assures the cGnEic-
tcn OF a number of union men f,r
the murder Of the non-union miners
who were killed in the Indepen !ence
dep.t explosion We have between
thir'y.fiyc and forty men in tha bull
pen who will swing for .this crime.
We are only waiting to capture tWo
what cur evidence is"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
DEMAND $4,000 OR TWO LIVES.

Muscatine, Iowa June 13.-Robert
Morrison and Charles Stocker, Mus
catine youths, confessed today, say
postofIice inspectors, that they threat
ened to kill Peter Musser and his
daughter. Musser, a wealthy lumber
man, received a letter ten days ag.
demanding that he place $4,000 ia a
designated spot. Two subsequent
letters raised the price to $4,000
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13

was given ~ hm IT, engraved il
with his son ufm ara eav1 It to
him. The coie @3s fo5uJ in th. tjt
Of F. G Rieher=a ,oeaI merehan a
week ago. am ~ advertisement
brought The kn12.1a-. - ito u
owner, William Nefaz pifts9H2
newspaper nan = eaaa vas 81
ts.ldN II va os stH.r ..sisf--
three NraIs ago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
PEABODY INSTITUTE
OPENS AT ARkADElPHlA WIT9
SMALL TENDANCE OWING
TO RAINS.
However, Work Is Progressing Nice.
iy, and Many Teachers Viii Be
Present This Week.

The Peabody institute opened here
al Ouachita college on NJ Gltiay under
favorable auspices for d prosperous
ana successful session says the
Arkadelphia Standard On account
Gf the high water. the attendance a.
TIC opening was not as good as
had been expected but the enroll
ment at the opening reached nearly
100. and now that the raias have
down. several times that number are
expected for the next week. Super
intenJVnt J. H. Hlnemon was in the
city Monday al the opening of the
institute.
The institute is being conducted by
former State Superintendent .]unius
Jordan Of Pine Bluff, assisted by
Prof D. T. Rogers & Jonesboro. Geo.
r. Hopkins of Newport J. H. With
erspoon of Pine Bluff and J. D. Clary
of Conway R. f. Major had been
selected as instructor in Latin. but
he could not act, and w l. Moore of
Ouachta college was appointed in
his place.
Everything is r,c,w working with
clock-like regularity, and the outline
Of Worll is being Systematically car
rte out Each Instructor has been
assi@ned TO certain branches and the
s;uAeszts have been divided into
classes. according 70 grade. The time
las been regularly divided into pc
rcds Al those slated periods the
classes assemble in the yaricns reci-
tarien ems and thoroa.h study
OF the respective subiee-s is entered
int
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
EXHIBIT MODEL SCHOOL HOUSE
School Directors Are Asked to Study
Plans.

State Superintendent J. II. Hlne-
m on has for a number of years taken
deep interest in the construction OF
school houses and the arrangements
of the houses in order tc provide for
the health and convenience Of the
pupils. A model of a school house
has been sent to the worlds fair en-
bodying features which SuperinteAd-
ent Hinemon believes should be III
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
LINOTYPE MACHINE
OVERHAULED.

CYRUS Nelson, an expert lin2type
machinist from Little Rock was III
the city Saturday and Sunday putting
the Graphics typesetting machln"
in order. Mr.. Nelson is in charge CT
tha machines for the Kellog News
nan4r company of Little Rock az
i one Of the mos expert maehiniat:
in the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
THE HIGHEST STAGE:
HAS BEEN REACHED IN The
RAGING ARKANSAS WITHOUT
MORE RAINS
Rise Of Only One Inch sua9'a7 and
the Same Sunday Night. and
Now Falling
DANGER TO LEVELS ABOUT OVER
s----s.-==4s-<

The r.re@ HIS moa.zu5 sa4.I "a
.:sa O. a6ae sa5 lfs = asof tHaa=o Of
sunday ard )ae =5a. 81 ta4s# aaa f6ai
tie aeed ha@ =l..aeIle.. a549a.st
stage u.Iass move rains raa fo=slde
nef,I. Saa4a< the sasag=baaI5 5o4e
enc fneh- ami Haf5 The zaIfm4 IA
re lesznoed IL tae least h. spread
OF 5Ae wal and tfe#dm4er t9#fAs
leveaS i aHsa @ THe= =fieaI =
still =raeiag torrent but il is
though lie Ieyees tlar=hare held
through tic worst Fl t1e food will
Still hold
This afternoon the river was Slew.
ly falling ,n t!Ie mar. made aarsY
Sunday morning. and although the
fall is buz slight this will be welcome
news 10 those who have been watch
ing the levees day and night for the
past week.
The fall is general all along the
line At Fort Smith. the Arkansas
fell ; feet since Saturday and the
repCsts from there say that the worst
is over lear weather north and east
Of Fort Smith give encouraging signs
that the high water may recede and
the BIC rise of 1904 is ever.
At Little Rock the fail is not so
great. but fiye-tenths # a foot was
marked up as the fall this morning.
ana this is thought TO ha the indica-
ton. of. greater fall. The volume ii
water does not decrease rapidly, but
The current is becoming less strong.
Reports from Sheriff.. Tucker. and
points north of here in Jefferson
county. say that the water has begun
re slowly recede. and while much OF
1Ge crop is ruined. some Of it may yet
be saved The same report comes
from down The river hui there will
be fall of several feet before the
water can drain off the inundated
places
The back water in the old lake bed
has afforded many an opportunity OF
taking boat rides without the dan
gers incurred en the swift current OF
the river, and the lake is full OF all
kinds of crafts. The boats which
were on the river We're taken around
throuh tho back water on tho east
side. and hundreds OF people have
boon enjoying themselves on the
water.
The small hey is in lis glory. sport
ing in the still back waters.
The Cotton Belt tracks on tue
main line or tho branch line have not
been opened vet. and the trans are
sti]l running by Little Rock much TO
the Inconvenience of the passenger
service. All trains are tate III
reaching their destination. The iron
Mountain tracks are still open. ana
all trains running on that read max
the schedule time.
The Linwood levee has held dur
ing the high water ana Is YET sdi0'
\ force of men worked all night Sal
urday and it is thought the leVee
will held until the river receeds.
On Lakeside the water still STANDS
from four to eight feet deep IN many
of TIE houses and the lake has been
gradually rising in response to tue
rise in the river No other houses
have been flooded since Friday ana
it is thought that the hozd has
reached it's highest stage,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
FIVE FALL IN A TEXAS BATTLE.
One Killed and Four Seriously Hurt
in Fight 'at Elk.

Waco Texas, June 13.-R p. Tor
renee, Professor G. w Perkins. DR..
Holtcn and sen of the last named
very seri >n,sly wounded in a street
battle at Elk with sho9guns ard re-
volvers A quarrel over the selec-
ton of a sehool-teacher caused the
tragedy. ]. McAden, son-in-laT of
Terrence. was the cnly combatant to
escape injury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
MISS FANNIE HARDIN,
Joins the Lyric Opera company, and
Will Sing in the Chorus.

Miss Fannie Hardin OF this city
has joined tie Lyric Opera company
and left Sunday morning with that
troupe for Greenville, where they fill
their next engaga Miss Hardin
Possesses ar exceptionally good yoda,
and it is thought will develop much
dramatic ability She will sing in
the chorus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13

corporared IL the plans for ~eh,3I
houses 10 hq ".rcI,d in Ar6ansas
and Ia has aai II rbp =alraalian ar
school director IN tbe STATE 70 ms
model school a4ase ia the= Following
circular lcff.r.
~Edsar eo'aJs" Illinois, win pre-.
scll a the Louisiana exposition a.
a par ef=her eS4ibl d miniature
model sch -. h.a.e. Il La a uu.u
entrance 5W5 COAX rooms seacog
rooms, fuel room, a book case and
Enter. fFa9.s houses ar closely
built except a. u outlets ard inlet%
Of air ta4Jei sHe=e 4.Hal Of Tie each
e4 Pare al. Is admitted frem be
a#aaH t4e doar 81 a cylinder Hhfe3
9alzaH.- mal pur ar outside a@
f-e- 6e5@e60 l.=e stove and t6a
s8ep 549a iasts5 Taa pune air.
which is aamH1aa through tie eyIiu-
aes is heatel=az il enters the room
6aeseefGte stove aa#tae sheer Eren
.aeEa>a Uzia@ #a.mea it rises. fha.
5oleiu4 tf5=0@m az f0 Il vert Nhfea
i insI ab NJ Tic fleaq and has al
egttet in enc st3e= e The chimney
1fga chimney Is bufIt double one car
rEiala Tire sndl19 ana 1he other zeIy-
inc as a foul air fHC rais heal lH2
will furnish Mjfesm heat
ii. large sel.ea room ami iusHre-
al equal temperature in al parts of
The room Light is admitted from
hut one side through seven or eight
windows. Directly opposite are
three or four small minGeEs which
are used to assist in ventilatins in
l. weather. Edgar county has
Twelve school houses built on this
model and they have given universal
faction.
This is tho plan set forth in a bHi-
le,in issued last year by the depart
ment of public instruction. 1t will
make of the school room heathful
place instead Of a hotbed Of disease.
as is Sc often tie case from a fail.
ure TO provide for proper ventilation,
the hot and cold air tluos a&d the
uniform heating arrangement viii
prevent the colds which are so com
mon in schools as the result of drafts
when the Windows are raised for the
purpose of ventilation This model
is we'll morthy ef study by parents.
school directors and all VIII. are in-
Ierested in the welfare. comfort and
education of the children.
The department of public instr, :
ton will he glad TO furnish copies
Of this pamphlet. which is entitled
IN School Houses and
Grounds
j II. HinPmOn.
state Suparintendent of Public In
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
FACTORY BURNED

Fort Smith June l3.-TAe build
inc. 175 by - feet two stories, used
bv Ward furniture factory as Office
finishing department a2d warehouse,
cortatnins finished product valued at
$50 06O was wholly destroyed by fire
e>aturdav evening The origin of the
fire is unknown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
FATHER KILLED eY GIRL OF II

y rton. Kan, June "a C.
Jenkins, living six miles east of
Norton, while beating his wife was
shct dead by his 11-year-od daugh-
ter Jenkins was insane and had
often threatened to kill his whole
family
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
ABNER MCKINLEY DEAD
Found Dead in a Chair in His Room
by His Wife.

somersel Pa June l3.-Abner
NeKinlev brother of the late pres
ident was fornd dead in > chair
in his heme at s O'Clock Saturday
morning His death came without
W@rnin2 TO his family His colorei
servant Who slep} in his rom. was
up with him a. O'Clock and il IS not
knewn al what time Mr. Mckinley
e9t VI again. as ho did not awaken
his servant Mrs. Mcki2le: walked
i1te nj roem 1t o'clock and fra&d
lin sittin& in a 9. air cola and appa-
@onrIE dead \ physician wa sum
neaoa who said aoa1 taA probably
~errod tWo = th"eo hours before.
Mr. McIin1oy's death was due u"
Rriehts disease Htieh dfr"'opod
shorty after TIE eeatl Of MS dis.in-
gus he'd hiat4'cs taraa ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
CHASE OF BANDITS CONTINUES.
Robbers of Rio Grande Train in Col.
orado Hard to Capture.

Newcastle, Colo, June ia large
party cf cowboys is still pursuing
the two Rio Grande train robbers
near here. The fugitiyes were
thought to be surrounded but eluded
their pursuers this afternoon. The
bandit killed yesterday has been
identified as one of the men who
committed the WellsIFargo express
robbery al Spark Hill, N. Y. last
April j !.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
WIDOW WOOED BY TEGEPA@ -

Quincy. H. June 1$--Nf=.
f1GD. a widow and a membel. a
Firzf Baptist church choir, eaHg
10 lave been we@cd and Won thFo' ~.
telepathy by Rev. A. G. Jones ii
Stegyille Nc. Mr, Jones write
'f.a ha hardly knows Mrs. Lathf2l
ana denies an engagement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
KILLED HER sRo-4Ee lN-LAA

AUSTIN Texas Aa#- tfs-
Kate SPndiN. d&s,f aa#
and killed Nelson I'F@ @Ws- Fgia af
ther=in=Taw She safd
Prow4a t. protect hel efzte#
She Wis admitted to. Aall
Vas foreman of thp N8s#8 #~s.
man office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
JEFF DAVIS DOLLAR
RESTORED AFTER SO YEARS.

Columbus O., June 13-When JEFF
ferson Davis was captured nine sill
yer dollars were found upon him.
They Were given to w. c. Mccoy,
an engraver, to be marked as SOU
venirs. For his work one # them
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13

The delegations from the CoGfeder'
ale veterans and Sons OF veterans
with their sponsors left Sunday
afternoon for Nashville whore thc&
Will attend the Yeuni- n Gt the
Non who wore the gray at
that place next Tuesday II was
rllmored that on account of the high
water the delegation would be nn-
able to go. but the train left about
4 o'clock and the party Will get To
Nashville on schedule time Among
those who went from this place are.
D. c.. Bell division commander of
the Sons Of Veterans for The state,
Capt B. f. Benton, commander OF the
J. Ed Murray Camp, J. p. Knox,
f. c.. Howell. Gen. R. NJ Knox Gabe
Meyer and ]. b. Trulock; Misses An
abelle Taylor, Bette Austin. Ella
Howell Asa Tominson, Elizabeth
Collier. Adele HUM. Willie Jean At
kinson, May Bluthenthal, Lila Phil
pat and Nettie Gallagher. Mesdames
r f. Lee Wherry. Dunwall and Leo
kaStGr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
To Oraanize Negro League.

A meeting has been called for
today in MEMPHIS for the purpose OF
organizing she first negro league
evp, started in the south. The
schedule will include Memphis Little
Rock Hot Springs, Paducah. Nash
Vile and Louisville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
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RIVER NEWS.
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The steamer Lucille NowIand ar
rived here Sunday at noon on her
trip UP the Arkansas to Little Rock.
TIE steamer has been delayed some
days on account Of the high water.
The boat S opped below here Satur-
Gay where the lcvees mere breaking
and hor crew assisted in keeping the
levees i'm repair Fine steamer eX
pected t make the trip to Litfle
RGsk Sunday night and return this
week While here the Nowiand I'M
loaded quite a cargo OF freight con-
signed to merchants here.
The steamer Lucille NCWland a.
rived in Pine Bluff On her return trip
from Little Rock this morning "a
7:45 o'clock The Trip from Little
Rock was made in four hours
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
SHERiEE,S SALE OF LANDS.

Sheriff James Gould this merniA4
conducted 4 land sale in tie court
house He sold off number OF los
in .Iefi y y county forfeited fc1
taXeS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13
BASEBALL NEWS.
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Baseball ltem-Not News.

Baseball Item-Not News.
Pine Bluff lost again yesterday after.
noon to Barton Rouge. A typical
Sunday crowd saw the game and
some Of the players did star stunts.
The fans in Pine Bluff received the
news with a grim smile and pro
oeeded to saw wood" Oh. The
score? 1t was II to in favor OF
Baton Rouge.
The Pine Bluff team plays at Nat
chez today
The Pine Bluff Juniors and iu-
venile base hall team will leava
Thursday for Little Rock where the%
plav Blass Buster Browns. The
Iir.aup of the locals is as follows.
Rowell. pitcher Hunter, catcher:
Tankersley, 1b; McAdams. 2b;
Ware. SIS: Hanf, 3b; Reinberger, rf;
Evans. cf: Martin, ri.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13

.ztfa, e=5 s.
CITY Candidates
Nj Hof.e#G GsG5 t.S55
Miss ez-lssaas= iaz..ss- .. .l..;} ll..;;}
Hgs Els AJhti4at =-.=..==.. - .;3,1.3s
Miss / 4tie NaX Eufk7 @sf
Nl=z Margaret T5glpf= IL
Miss Annie kee&H 49,,
Aas. Viii Riley - as.-= .-...=
stgz + = SHeoe- 49,
Nfs ". 4 Isdford = -
Mis- llsa1 Grace =.
Country Candidates
Ms =H8iIfe klme f.t.#4ept - = u
His /. Kabart5 WaHla-eha Lists
af.z5 sadie Efta9;= Aft}aimrH = ~
SIS sla9y llaIa swan Iaf-e=.. 3
NJz7 k5sr Watson. TUCKER -. L
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13

mHa.41s t. standing OF the
.yt7tF, -e#0 g 3A.s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-13

The Pine Bluff team plays at Maj
chez today