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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-10
Knights Templar Parade.

San Francisco. Sept. THE twenty
ninth trienniAl conclave Of the Order
of Knights Templar was inaugurated
yesterday with grand parade which
brought into contrast the thirteenth
and twentieth centuries and recalled
the age of chivalry which Richard
Occur de Leon and the no less knight
ly Saladin battled for possession OF the
Holy City.
With fiuttering gonfalons. with rich
fy caparisoned horses, prancing In gay
accoutrements. 10000 men who have
passed the vigil of the squire and have
symbolically received the golden spurs
Of knighthood. marched with noddins
white and black plumes. with white
maltese crosses on their left shoulder.
with swords flashing and with banners
OF the cross flung to the breeze. over
seven miles Of the city's gatly deco
rated and thronged streets. as
marched the knights and esquires OF
old through the streets Of Lyons and
Touraine to the rescue OF the holy
sepulcher.
A feature Of yesterdays parade was
the presence in the line Of the Earl
OF Euston and similar other officers OF
the Templar order representing the
knights Templar Of England and
Wales. Their distinctive uniforms at
tracted special attention.
Joseph II. Leath OF Coeur de Leon
commandery. Knoxville. Tennessee
dropped dead during the parade. while
starting to do . knightiy act. He was
riding in . carriaige. and noticing q
comrade who seemed to be almost
overcome. stepped from his carriage
to offer him a seat. As he touched the
ground he fell dead from an apoplec
ito stroke.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-10
Gam. season In Colorado.

The open season In Colorado on
grouse. prairie chickens and sage
chickens began September 1st and
ends October goth.
The open season on ducks and other
water fowls and waders begins Sep
tember 18th in attitudes of over 1000
feet and extends to May 1st. In alti-
tudes lower than 1000 feet the season
opens September 10th and extends to
April 18th.
The open season on deer with horns
opens September 18th and closes Sep
tember S0th, with the limit Of one
deer to each person in one season.
The limit on birds is twenty-five per
day, fifty In possession at one time.
The dove season opened August LIST
and closed August S1st.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-10

1t is always best to get on the right
side OF a man. especially IL he Is deaf
In his left ear.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-10

Aneoruteiy pure. Send for our New Premium Li.s
The Gey yserite bosap Mfg. Company, beaver
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-10

1t is hard to be both truthful and
popular.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-10
GET INJUNCTION
AGAINST cRlPpLg CREEK MOE
Judge Marshall Enjofns Individual
Named in Suit Of interstate
Mercantile Company.

S001o M8fBb8u GulotuU tuOsWs0o2sS
Named in Suit Of interstate
Mercantile Company.
Denver. Sept. ARMED with an in
Junction. issued by Judge Marshall OF
the Federal District Court yesterday
morning. restraining the individual de-
PENDANTS in the suit brought by the In
tsrstate Mercantile Company against
tho mine owners association and tho
citizens alliance and others, the plaint-
III company will return to the Cripple
Creek district to open its general mer-
chandise store.
In granting the temporary restrain
ing order Judge Marshall referred to
the organizations named as follows:
THE order asking for an Injunction
to restrain the citizens alliance and
mine owners association from pro-
ceeding with their depredations can
not be done because, being . foreign
corporation. they did not file their Ger.
tiflcates with the secretary of state.
So far I will be able to grant an in
junction against the individuals only
Those against whom the restraining
order was particularly directed are:
E. A. Colburn. C. c. Hamlin, Gall Hoag.
Thomas E. McClelland. F. NJ. Reardon.
A. z. Carlton, Nelson Franklin and
many others. The order was issued by
Judge Marshall on complaint OF the
owners OF the store.
It was variously but erroneously
stated that the order by Judge Mar.
shall applied to the deported miners
of the federation also. and that they
would all 20 back In body under the
protection of the court But this was
q mistake. as none of the miners had
made application to the court and the
federation, or its men. are in no way
connected with Interstate Mercantile
Company.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-10
Her Svmpathy,

Little Flora was complaining that
her stomach felt bad, according to tho
Columbia Herald. Perhaps it's be-
cause it's empty" said her mother"
It might feel better II it had something
in it." Not long afterward the minis
ter called. In reply to a question as
to his health he said that he was well
but that his head felt rather bad that
day. Perhaps it's because It's empty
spoke up Flora. 1T might feel better
II you had something in it"
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-10
Hogs Rsnomlnated.

Colombo Spring.. Sept 7.-Herschel
N. Hogg was placed In nomination as
the Republican candidate for congress
man from the Second district by the
COMMITTEES appointed for that purpose
here yesterday. The committee was
composed Of Lieutenant Governor w.
A. Haggott. chairman: w. 8. Martin,
secretary: Clifford c. Parks Of Glen
wood Springs. F. d. Catlin OF Mont
rose and J. L. Beaman Of Pueblo. The
committee was appointed 1t the con-
vention held In 0lenwood Springs May
9TH.
e Paso county Republicans yester-
day held their convention and nomi-
mated q county ticket.
Resolutions were passed commend
ing the policy Of Governor Peabody
and urging the delegation from Fl
Paso to support him for denomination.
The courss pf Chairman Fhirley was
also indorsed and Congressman Brooks
vas recommended for Eenomination.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-10

Aliens Foot-Ease, Wonderful Remedy.
"Have tried ALIENS FOOT-EASE, and
find 1t 10 be n certain cure, and gives com
fort to one suffering with sore, tender and
swollen feet / will recommend ALIENS
FOOT-EASE to my friends, as it is
certainly wonderful remedy.-Mrs. N.
II. Guilford, New Orleans, Ia"
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-10
osnvsr aspsb,lesn Vaccinations.

Denver. Sept THE Republican
city and county convention met here
yesterday. Following b the result Of
Nominated for District Attorney
George Gtideer.
Chairman oe Republican Central
CommItteerF. A. Williams.
Members from Denver of State
Commftfee-James williams. Frank
". HoWbert.
Instructed delegation To state con-
vsntjoa for Governor James H. Pea,
body.
congrsssionaa delegation for Brooks
and Do4yngo.
Hsa. 1fsnk ~. 0oaly pessilsa -
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-10

40 not believe Piso's Cure for Consumption
has an equal for coughs and eolds-JoHs T..
DorER. Trinity Springs. Ind. Feb. Is. 1900.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-10

The spring poet doesn't seem to real
ize that there is always room for on
more in the waste basket.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-10

The people who won't listen to rea-
son say they have no reason to listen.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-10

It doesn't take much of a quarrel to
make q difference. even between twins
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
MON COUNTY TREASURES
SHORT IN ACCOUNTS

F7 Dorado. A,ts. 3l.-The county
court has ascertained thai County
Treasurer W J. Hill is short III the
s11sa of sl0,l99. 81. on account Of the
failure of lie Bank of FL Dorado.
where he had deposited the money be
longing to the county, and is causing
notice to be served ON the treasurer
LIS bondsmen and all the stockholders
OF the defunct bank to appear in
his court on September ii. 1904, ana
paw in The money found 10 be short
or to show cause why Judgment should
not be entered against them in that
amount necessary to complete his
settlements with the county It is
r,mored that whenever the bondsmen
are required to make good any OF
this shortage, then criminal proceed
ines will begin against those who used
this trust fund.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
DEATH TO TYPHOID IN COPPER.
Government Scientist Said to Have
Found Destroyer Of Germs.

Washington, Aug. 31.-Municipaii-
ties and communities suffering from
o.. threatened with the presence of
typhoid germs in drinking water sup
plies should at once request the sec
retarv of agriculture to render assist
arce. Dir. George T. Moore, physiolo-
eist, after an exhaustive inyestiga-
ton, found a remedy which destroys
the typhoid germs. 1t is simple
dilution Of copper sulphate or Of
metallic copper and has been used
with marked success in several cities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
FREIGHT TRAIN STALLED
IN A BIG CORN FIELD

Gravette, Ark, Aug 31-The Frisco
branch which runs through here from
Rogers to Grove l. Z, has been bur
dened with a great deal of work of
late. and they have been running
mixed train instead of a freight and
passenger service separate, and while
en- route from southwest yesterday
with large string of freight cars at
tached they stalled in a big corn field
and the passengers took the situation
in merry mood, some referring to
the "Slow Train Through Arkansas" :"
gathering green corn, etc 1t happened
that J. Turner Edmondson, a wealthy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
TRIAL FOR WIFE MURDER
RESULTS IN HUNG JURY

Hamhu9g, Aug. 31.-Fhe case
against Joe White, charged with mur-
lering his wife near Wilmot last
April, WAS tried in the circuit court
On Saturday last and resulted in a
hung Jury. The jury stood ten 70
TWO, and we're finally discharged. The
states attorney was assisted by Colo
nel j. {. Brown and NJ. J. Cone. The
defense was represented By G. ". and
J. .. Norman and W. y. Rally.
sam Annette was convicted Of nfr-
der in the second degree ana sentene-
ed to seven years in the penitentiary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
Soy DROWNED BY HORNETS.

New York, Aug. 31.-Alex Dickin-
son, a twelve-year.old lad. has been
driven into the Bronx river by a
swarm of hornets and drowned.
The boy, with several companions,
had stoned hornets nest until the
little insects came out in swarms and
chased the boys toward the river.
Dickinson stumbled and fell into the
water
The hornets lowered about. singing
him yiciously when he came to the
surface.
The other boys fled in terror and
did not return until Dickinson had
been drowned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
L-EVEE
Waiter StanscIl Gets the Job, and VIII
Put 25n Teams to Work at
Once.

Jesse f. Core. the chairman Of the
Plum Bayou levee building committee
has received letter from DIR. n. B.
Bca}ley of England stating that the
miles of the levee from that town
was let Tuesday 10 Walker Stansell of
Memphis. The work Of throwing up
the dirt will be started next week and
the levce will be built as rapidly as
possible. Mr.. Stansell will put 25o
teams on the grounds next week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31

Citizens interested in the building OF
a natatoriun for Pine Bluff met at the
offices of the Consumers Ice company
last night for the purpose of complet-
ing the organization Of the stock COM
pany Directors were elected as fol
lows: E. 3. Bloom G. Fl. Gammill,
W. n. Truloch and Joe Nichol The
amount of the capital stock was tixet'
at $4,000, of which $4,000 has been
subscribed Articles of incorporation
will be filed later
The directors will hold a meeti' g
for the purpose of electing officers
this afternoon at O'Clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
GcTQHG TONIGHT NJ
FIRST CHRISTIAN CaJRct.
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@9a1net5p" l.aela14= - lie <4a
-" Power. vii be rha ~5bJerI of III
tii1h teet4re II the= seftes on Path
1r FoNer. From Ste so Nj \. Il.
"aftheWs aili baee charge Of tn
onen service. From thea on thc pas
tor. Eide Cross, viii deliver til
Aforementioned lecture. cnrdlai
invitation j. extended 10 all u -
teHd and cnJoy 4 quiet spiritual Sart-
ice. If yoR feel tho lack of power
III Your life come and may He who
knows the ieari meet out Il gracious
blessing
TomotfoN NIGHT Mrs. lnogcnt l..
Gilmere viii make a talk on Radiant
Manhood and Womauhnod. To thi,
al are melted. Ne admission fec.
Tall, beains ri 8 o'clock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31

issued a challenge 10 Col. !. a. Wood
son Of Little Rock for a contest toi
The individual championship OF AZ
Kansas in Il pigeon shoot. Mr.. Glenn
ants and Eugene Arnold Ct this city
fayo also challenged Messrs. The
aaull aud Miller of Little Rock Ton
The championship in d team shoot
The contests viii be held in Little
Rock at day TO be set by the de
tenders OF the championship,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
CLUBBING CAUSED DEATH.

Joncsboro. Aug. 31.-Tom Morris OF
Bonneville was dubbed to death
here yesterday afternoon by two
young men in down town restaurant
Harris went in with a brother to get
lunch and a difficulty started. with
the result tfat Harris was killed with
stools. The parties who did the kill
ing are strangers, and their names
could not he learned. Both are con
fired in the county Jail and will have
hearing soOr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
# BEATS A CIRCUS
ACTS TW7 AND TH8ee or Tae
FOREST PARK FARCE CON-
SOY PRODUCED.
Pine Stuff Takes Two More Cam IS
From Gfeehvtae Tuesday aaa
VIII Tate Two Today.
Pine sfuH Takes TWO More Gaoo IS
From -Gfeenvt4le Tuesday ana
EoW TIE GAMES WERE Won

And ihe second and thIrd acts we're
even worse thar the first Pine Bluff
and Greenvlie again performed at
Forest paia grounds yesterday after.
noon, thfs time giving two acts aud
Tour hours of entertainment for the
small admission fee OF fifty cents. in
crippled Grecnvillpians showed no re
juyenalion and did not even change
the makeup from The exhibition of
file day before Pine BHn scored
eleven runs in the first game and
mieh ha4 scored more bHt for the
fact that there was another same tp
be played ,.nd he locals did net Wani
/. run III m&elNes down loa quickly
Every man who the white uni
form VA tired last nieht with the
exception OF George Reed and Bo5
White. Fhn only reason these men
play in either game. 1t was wonder
fHI. TWen'y seven times did the I4um-
bermcn cross the plate and the rub
her Was nearly Worn eff the top.
It was announced after the eonciu-
sen II the first game that there
Ho1ld be n eloubie header at the
park tomorrow aad this fact Is sure
to draw a crowd Such fun as has
been furnished the local fans during
The last two games IS sure to make
pcoFlo pay 10 see the game. Il has
been q regular circus.
The First Game.
Billy Bryan, who lays great claims
toward being center fieider came
in the box for Grccnvillc in The first
game and vas given the position OF
pitcher. Enough spoken. Billy Bryan
WIS clouted hard and often as the TO-
tai OF elecoa runs will indicate. Along
toward the last Bryan was hit harder
than at the very first. Deaver won't in
the box for the locals and kept things
down just as though he was pitching
against Vicksburg for the pcnnant
Deaver couldn't be anything else but
steady and while he did rot work
hard, it was good practice for him.
The score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
INJUNCTION ASKED
EY ARTHUR MURRAY, W. l. De
WOODY AND OTHERS AGAINST
TIE COTTON BELT.
Seek 70 Prevent Erection Of Beer De
pcts on Lot Granted to Railroad
fer It's Own Use.
eeek +, Prevent Erection Of Beer De
MOOTED MATTER MAY SETTLE

4 petition was filed in the chancery
court this morning which puts diff
ferent phase ON the building of beer
depots on Third avenue on the lots OF
tht Cotton Belt railroad Arthur Muir
ray. W. L. Dewoodv, E. 3. Houston
and Thomas S. James, through their
attorneys. White and Altheimer, ask
for a permanent injunction against
the Cotton Relt road and the Schlt2
Brewing company 70 prevent them
from building a beer depot on Tot No.
:. block No. IL Old town Of Pine Bluff,
which is located on Third avenue. The
petitioners pray not only fer thenl-
selves. but IN behalf of every TAXPAYER
IN the city. fudge lslliott received
the papers This morning. and at the
request Of ]. NJ Taylor, attorney for
the Cotton Belt, postponed the hear
ire Of the case until Thursday mort
ing
Some days ago lie Cotton Bolt Off
cials instructed the contractors for
tne Schltz Brewing company to pro
ceed with the work of erecting the
beer depot on the grounds leased to
that company about two months ago.
At that time he matter Of protesting
against this action was before the
board Of trade and tour members OF
a committee of FIVE reported in favor
Of allowing the depot 10 be built.
en- the statement Of Supernl ende71T
Green of iro Cotton Belt that a frei@'
depot for Incoming freight would he
erected on tho remainder Of the BLOCK
One member of the committee re
ported against the proposition Inc
matter was discussed for some hours
and then on motion the board OF
trade voted to do nothing in the mat
ter at all and allow matters to stand
as they were before action was taken.
After this action on the part OF the
board Of trade the citizens named filed
the action for an injunction.
It is stated on reliable information
that several days ago the lot and
block in question were purchased from
Robert Clegg. citizen of this city,
who claims to have an infant heir in
terest in the property in question. This
deed has never been filed for record,
The petitioners claim that the prop
erty was leased to the Cotton Relt
road by the city of Pine Bluff for the
specific purpose of building freight
and passenger depots and that the
road has no right to suitcase any part
Of the property for beer depot pur-
poses. The whole matter will be set
tied in the courts and then, and only
then, will the question of a new Cot
ton Belt depot for Pine Bluff be set
tied.
Work had already commenced on
the erection of the beer depot for the
Sehlitz Brewing company and the
foundations and part of the walls have
been built
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
THREE KILLED; ONE WHITE.
Triple Tragedy. About Which Little Is
Known, in Union County.

Stephens. Aug. 31.-~News reached
here yesterday Of the killing OF a
white man 5y the name OF Slower and
a negro man and woman near Mount
Holly, Union county. twelve miles
east of here, about o'clock last
night.
The cause Of the tragedy is not yer
known and probably will not be until
the coroner's inquest.
Slower, il is said was stranger II
that community and the citizens KNOW
nothing Of the causes that led up to
the triple killing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
FINGER CUT OFF.

George Matthews, an employe Of the
Cotton Belt, was painfully injured
Yesterday while working in the ma
chine shops by having his finger cut
off. Matthews was working at the
machine when, in some way, he caught
his hand, and the finger was cut OFT.
He was taken to his home and the
injured member given proper med
ical attention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
COTTON in UNION.

FL Dorado Aug. 3l.--The first bale
Of cotton this season was received at
Ell Dorado on last Thursday, and was
brought by Mr.. w. G. Murphy of I'm
ion county. 1t sold for $1O4. Cotton
is opening very fast in this county,
and it now begins to be marketed
rapidly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
HOT sPPRPlNGs PARTIES FIGHT.

Hot Springs, Aug. 31.-Henry Guinn
and Lawyer Townsend became invOlv-
ed in an alteration in the former :
store yesterday, and Quinn struck
Townsend on the head with n scale
weight, inflicting a serious wound.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
WILL HAVE DEBS HERE.

A committee from the local unions
is arranging to have Eugene V. Debs,
the labor candidate for president, to
deliver an address in the city, Sep
tember II. Forest park will probably
be chosen as the place for the speak
ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
UNIFORMS ISSUED.

At the regular meeting of the JEFF
ferson Fencibles last night new uni
forms were issued to all the men who
are going to ST. Louis with the com
pany next month. Uniforms COM
plete We're issued, including the new
style belt and suspenders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
An ARKANSAS APPLE
LARGEST EXHIBITED AT WORLDS
rAts AND WEARS TIE
FLAG
ohtahoc1s Raised 0a' Flrst Big Apple,
Bal We Saw the RAISE and Won
the Fia9 Sack.
'htahoc4s Raised Ct~ Flrst Big Apple
OVER AL OTtiEPs

ST Louis, Aug al.--Grea; interest
and enthusiasm have been manifesto
ed in The horticultural hall over the
contest as 20 which state could show
thc largest fruit Arkansas. from
Tie opening OF the fair until Angus
o. has ke, the Aa& Wavin& over !itc
largest aDple n The bailtliHa. hay n,,
ON display all the time apples Wej2h-
jEg tWeHty-Jhre" ounces aHd moasuf-
H2 fifteen and one-half inches.
on August % tbe superintendent Of
tho Oklahoma exhibit caMo over with
an aqa1e aeasuins fifteen ata eae
iee iuciles aud Woiahin& t0entysfoar
ounces. ~ demanded The tlaa 4 was
surrendered elaoerfoIly NTH instrue
tous to cake good care Il Il, as Ar
kansas would cali for it aeain ia 4
short while.
The moran& Of IN. o4tli hron2h
from janGs Howard The aprle that
redeemed tllc hag. Il was siNfeeH
and onc-ha1f inches in circumference
and weieaea fVentF-nine ounces. sa
Arkansas b1oaah Jl,e flag tacs. aua
ncW it waves over the LARGEST afpie
that hes ever been exhibited in tn
horticultural ball.
The victory OF Oklahoma was yofv
short lived. lasting only the small
spaca Of MentN-fouF hNMns.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
ElCH WOMEN AND
THEIR FORTUNES
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31

Score by innings:
Pine Bluff. F.. 20 1 9 0 0 4 3 Oil
Greenville. 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. /
Two-base hits-Gfroerer, 2; Daw-
kim, Bryan.
Stolen bases-kennelly, Dawkins,
Grubb.
Bases on balls-Deaver 4 Bryan 8.
Struck out-Deaver 5; Bryan 2.
Sacrifice hits-Cavender 2.
Double plays-Grubb, Clayton and
Kennedy; Dawkins, Clayton and Ken
nelly; Rothermel and Blackburn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31
SHOOTERS CHALLENGE.

George Clements OF this city has
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-31

{Continued on Page Four.)'
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-30

do the same thing on other great ques- tions. The maxim "Falsum in uno. falsurl in omnibus" may in the minds of the country apply. True. the Demo cratic party made the same sort of a pledge. and the Democracy is here attempting with all its power to exc cute it. Not because of being forced by forced party caucus or gag rule, but because of the good faith they owe 10 the country, which can only be demonstrated by the execution of that promise. We are here in line, with out nay on this side, in obedience to party pledge, and not in obedience ! to the forced party caucus or a gag rule, attempting to carry out the pledges of the party to the territories and the promises made to the country We have made these statements be cause we feel that our duty would not | be fully done unless notes of warning should be sounded calling the attention of the country to the danger that con l fronts it when the great interests of the country are placed in the hands ! of the party which violates its pledges and by revolutionary proceedings de stroys the policy of the nation.
 In order that these revolutionary proceedings shall not be carried into
 final effect. whatever may happen
 here, we appeal to the great honest
 American heart and American man
 hood. both in power and out. to inter
 vene and prevent it. Shall it be donei
 We wait with solicitude. and look toI the final end.