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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29
Yolt3eili9es.

Siebe, rto1oem he Elm Srabt.
fenffsr ausgei9nitten, erlangten 3utritt
sur @obnuns bon g. g. &oB, part
Nbe. unb S8. Str, unb es gelang
ibnen nit anndbernb $50 in 8aar 5rl
snttOmmsn, Obne baB He bon Der Sa'
Mile bemertt tpuroen.
O e o. W epers II, 531 Bright
Str, i'm 0interbauie pohnbaft unb
Sbomas Mepers 13, 1925 Norb 4ep-
itone Mbe., tpurben beute morsen bon
ben SetettibeH Srimpe uno @erber un=
ter Der Mntlage bes 2leinbiebfabls ber=
baftet.
aus ausuite c, Rp., lief BET Der
gplisei bic 0a1ri9t elm. baB bort elm
Wann Namens @antes &. @rnwforo
benz Srbe nabe Tel unb oaB Der Wann
in Snoianapolis einen Bruber babe,
Der bier in elmer Wa9enfabrit arbeite
unb in Der Ndbe berielben ipohne.
Someit 1T Der Bruoer bes Sterbenben
nod ni6t ermittelt.
Sergeant@ @osrner T berbaf'
tete 9efern ben Is Sabre alien 9oraes
Scott aus 2ouispine Der bier 617
Bright Strabs in Quarter III. Sel
Sunge puroe bon Woerner bemertt, al:
sr binter benz 9abentifde elmer benad'
bartsn @roeerp f9 in unbeimli9el
0d6e Der @eloidubiaoe beiadftigi
madte. Der 2noenbefiber mar i'm Gin
tersimmer uno batte bon Der Intpeien
belt bes Sunsen feline Mbnung. Scot
fOl ihon in 9ouisbias nit Der poli3e
Befannii9aft 9ema9t baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29
8ert@ttsuns.

Sn benz Beridte iiber bie 8erIamm-
lung beg 9euti1en Sas Gomites bat
ii9 elm tleiner Srrtbum eingeidli9en
in getreff Der 2eituns Der @b6re Der
bereinisten Sdnser. gs mar bef9loi=
len, baB ieoer Der brei Sirigenten einen
@bor biri9iren follte, ba aber 9err Bel=
linger fOpobl tpie 9err @rneainoH bon
Der Stabt abusisnb finb, 10 faint bic
aQeinige 2eitung 6errn &iegner au.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29
Das Sbra gafno
SdIt feline Sabress geriammluns ab.

Inter 8orfib bonn prdioenten pbil.
@OeB fanb sefern bic Sabressger.
iammluns bes 2pra @afino ifatt. Die
geridte Der 8eamten 5ei9ten einen
bur4weg giinifigen Mustpeis.
Nls Bh9er=& &epifions=go ipur.
ben bic Serren Wm. 2ubn, 6. @oebel
uno 8eorg Bauer ernannt.
Die neu erudblten Sirettoren finb:
Wm. 2otbe, s. @. MuelIer, 6. g.
@Oebel, 6. 8an Sa.e unb Sugb 2obe.
Sen ausi9eibenben Beamten purbe
einifimmig elm Sanfes-0 -0otum fur ibre
9bdtigteit i'm lebten Sabre barges
braht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29
Snbanapos, Snb, 8reitae, 80 Sul 1904
Som eimer Gar iiberfabreu
Stirbt gernb. Dausbertp I'M 9olpitaI.

@efern Nbenb 7.30 llhr tpurbe an
Der OIf Wafbington Ctr. uno @iirtel-
babntreu3uns elm iunser Mann auf-
gefunben, bem beibe Beine abgefabren
maren. 9ie fdleunigft berbeiserufene
Nmbulana bradte ben 8erungliidten,
Der ieinen yamen als 8ernbart
9ausbertp ansab. nad bem ct. Bin
cent 6oisital. mo- er balo oarauf itarb.
Der iunee Wann fann arndbernb 18
Sabre aft Isin. st itammt aus Goon-
bile, Mrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29
Yribat=Yoltsifl @oolsg
SIM Sample nit sinsm s9iebbOIo perrpunbst.

gefern Nbsnb, turs nod 9 nbr,
puroe Die Nah5arfdaft Der Sort
Wapne 4benue uno ct. Clair Str.
bur9 mebrere furs auf chamber fol-
genoe G6iiKe alarmirt unb 9lei4 bar.
auf iab man cine Grau aug benz 9aufe
217 Sf ct. @lair Strabe fttr5en. Die
febsntli6 bat. fie bOr 9arrp 6. gut=
Ter. sinsm plumber, Der iie au erf9ie.
gen bsriu6e. gu i@aben. priDat-
pclisif Self DoO!ep, go. IL Horo
@tats Str. pobnbaft, Der bic Obbut
iiber bisien 9iftritte fiibrt, mar nit
nod mebrsren anoeren 2euten .iofort
CUR Steue seeilt unb iab, wie Der
S4ieBbolb, atpif9en smei 6duiern bin'
burdlauTenb, beriu9ts, i'm Duntel su
psri9minben.
Spfort fprang Woolep bem gntfie.
benben nod unb es 9elans ibm. ben
Wann, Der Ieinen tpieber frii4 gelabe-
nen Repolber nod in Ger 9ano bielt,
gu ffellsn. 3mif6en ben beioen Mdn-
nsrn entipann fid Elm wii.6enber
aampf. in osfen gerIauf Butler meb-
rere S9iiiie auf ben Boli3ifen abgab,
ois ale, nit 4usnabme zines, Der bes
geamten linfe 5ano bur6bobrte unb
ibn faf tampfunfdbig ma4ts, fsbl.
ginesn.
g}ad bart.m Qampfe eelane es
WOOlep bennO9 ieinsn @egner nit oem
2oiben ieines Rspolpers su Booen gu
i4lassn, 10 bab oerielbe oann ourt
in3tpifden benz geamten our 9iilfe se'
elite Na1barn enttpaffnst merben
fonnte.
Ser Mffaire liest. tuie ss i4eint, ein'
Gamielisn3wiiiigfeit au @runbs, BIZ
3ur Spratte gefommen lein mub uni
bic Der 6diebersi boraufging.
polistft Woolep, fOuie aud Buttle,
tuurben beibe i'm SispenIarium ner'
bunben. Butler mar bur9 Der
S9mer3 unb ben Blutberluit faft obn.
md9tis, besab fi6 aber oennO&, na9'
oem er fi1 etmas erbolt bate tpiebs,
auf ieinen poifen. bis er griab &C.
funoen bate. @oOlep tuurbe, nadoem
ibm iein arg seri6Iasener 9opf ner.
bunben mar, nieber in feline 3elle 3i'
riidgeffibrt.
gBie fid ipdter berausfellte, III aud
Butler bur9 einen piitoIenidub in Del
S1ulter bertpunbet morben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29
Neme Smeorporattomem.

Dis ,Walter Mlining COMPANY,
Snbianapolis, capital $50, 900.
Die o5ofman Bros. @omp.", Sort
Wapne, gapital 5000, 600.
Die pNea9 Wbite Chemical Worts"
Sort Wapne, Capital $50, 900.
Sie ,@lap gounip 8lod Goal 60. -.
8raail, @apital $50, 900.
Sie .gaif gbiea9o Drug Co.,, gaH
@bieago, @apitaI So, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29
Serim9ter eelbfmoro.

Stella Wels, Is Sabre oft, 718
8orbet Str, beriudte fi1 beute Ha6.
mittag fur3 bor 2 llhr, nod einem
Strsits nit ibrsm Stiefbater aus Der
@elt gu f6affen. gaa9 barter Mrbeii
eelang es iebo4 ben Sispeniariums=
Nersten 9notplen unb 6einri9s fs
tpieoer auf Die Seine su brinser.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29

Gil fIeines sSeuer, tpel=
DIES beim gintrsffen Der Geuerpebr be-
reits selbi6t mar, brad beute Wtorgen
furs nod 8 1br i'm Srodenraume Der
National Stdrtefabrif an Der Weif
Wprris Str. aus. Ser S9aben miro
auf $25 gei6dSt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29
Mns ben 0eri@tsb0fem.


Sm @riminal9eri9te erbielt 9eitern
Greo Walfer, gegen ben cine Mnaabl
fleiner Intlagen porlagen, fhr bic
9r6Bte berielben, tbdtli9en MneriTf nit
t6btli9er Nbfidt, bon @i9ter Mlforb
cine Strafe bon PA Sabren @efor-
matorium suertbeilt.
poliaei9eri9t.
9enrb 0arriiOn, 713 Osben Str,
Der i,eaen Mnsriffs auf ieinen 9oft-
gdnger 0al, ben er nit elmer Nrt in's
@efi9t gei9lagsn bate, por ben poli.
seiri3ter sebra&t mar, erbislt $40 unb
Soften.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29
Na6rihtett aus Snbtana,

Mnberfon, 20. Suli. Or.
2ittlefielo, Der @sIebrte. psl9er bpr
einiger 3eit grOBes aufieben errests.
iuoen er ansab, baB es ibn aelunssn
iei bas @ebeimniB beg 2ebens au ent-
oeden, iagt isbt. baB es ibm seIang
einen 2dfer bersuifellen. Inter sinem
ftarf persr0Bernben Witrostops iab bas
minsise 2dferden elmer 6lises aism-
LID dbnli9, nur bate es 3uei srObe
6tibler.
Ser Doctor iaet, baB es feline Nb-
f9t 1T, zines ieiner gr3eusniiie srob
3H sieben uno falls ibm iOl9ss gslinst,
bafelbe an bas SmitbiOnien Snititute
CUR Examination 3u ienoen. Or. 2it-
tlefielb isBt tdslid feline grperimente
fort unb er bebauptet bieie tleinen
greatursn burd Mii@unssn bon @be=
micalien su er3eugen.
nnfaIl bur9 Mu o m o Sill
perur DIT.
@reenfielb, %. SuIi. als
5. D. @uslins aus Snbianapolis ses
fern Nbenb nit ieinem Nutompbil bier
burdfubr, purbe bas pferb beg Sar.
meriobnes MOntrief i9eu, ging our9.
mari ben gBasen um, tusI6er serbra@,
unb f9leifte ben 2naben cine Strede
melt nit fib fort, fObaB berieIbe meb-
rere 0erleguneen erliii. ausIina
fiimmerte iib aber ni9t um ben 8Ors
faa, beaablte i'm Columbia SoteI feline
&s4nung uno fubr fort. SEPT iu9t
Monerief 9errn &uslins ausfinbis 3u
MAIDEN unb beanipru9t e9abenerios
fiir ben aerbrO4enen Wasen.
l3wei pferb- unb Wagen-
| Siebe in 6laeranti
| erwii9t.
Jranffin, %. Suli. Samuel
Wels. Elm Garmarbeiter, fam re6tsei-
tig binau. wie stuei Grembe eeftern
Na9t nit ieinem qferb unb Wasen
oas Weite fu9en MOLTEN. gr fisI benz
Yferb in bic 3fgel uno forberte bic
| Sntaiien gum Musfeisen aus, porauf
bieielben bebaupteten, es iei ibr eigenes
Gubruert. Sin poIi3iit tam bin3u
unb nabm fie in Saft, oa fie ibr @igens
tbumsre4t ni9t na6ueiien tpnnten.
Sbresgfamen gaben bic beioen Siebe
als @eo. 3. Sbompion aus @inSirt=
nati unb Charles 5. Bell aus 2ouis=
bile an unb iehen fis isbt ibrer gsifra=
flung entaesen.
l1nterfu9ung i'm gSaifen-
baus wiro 9ebetm ge=
haIten.
Go m bu 8, %. SuIi. 8eitern
fano bor Der bOrgeiebten gebbros Elm
! groBes 8erb6r Der 36slinee bss Bar.
} tbolomeu @ountp Waiienbauies tueesn
; anseblid brutalsr 8ebanblung ieitens
Der @aiienbausmutter 6rau CHARLES
!. Sharpe fatt, bo9 mirb bas 9eiultat
Der unteriu9ung freng sebeim sebnl=
ten. @benfo puroen Nusfagen bon
ben Mngefellten beg Snfiituts entgeeen-
9enommen uno miro Dem gountns
@ommifdr fiber nd9Ite Wo9e elm
|, @eneralberi9t iibergeben tperben. 5rau
Sharpe Ieu9net bic Beidulbiguneen
ab unb iagt, babl fis Der unteriu9uns
rubis entgeseniebe,
ungl Il d sfaIl.
8 m m n b, %. %. Suli. Bei
elmer Spasierfabrt nad @riffitb berun-
sliidts geifern Soiepb Gebrins, Der
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29

9eute Nbeno bon Der SnneS Sapeue.
Das Waener-prosramm tpirb beute
Mbenb isoenfalls cine 8ablrei4e Men.
idenmenge na6 Gair Bants sieben,
penn bas 98stter, tpie mir boffen
tuolen, f96n bleibt.
Mben
I. Kaisermarsch
2. Die Meistersinger (Quintette) .........
8. Tannhaeuser (Romanza) der Abend-
Mr.. Rowdon
4. Lohengrin (Fantasy). )...........
Herren Kryl, King, Grass, Cady und
Ferrara.
b. rfarsifar r............ .................
g. ,Vorspiel"
b. Procession of the Knights of the
Holy Grail. .......... ......
2. Lohengrin-, Elsa's Traum" .......
Mrs. Partridge.
5. Huldigungs-M Marsch. :.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29
Samea=Serein oes Soctalem
Surnberein8.

gei Der beuisen gudre partie i'm
@ermania parf astuannen fOlsenbe
Samen bic preiis:
1. prsis-6rau Speiert.
2. -Grdulein 2ebr.
8. -5rau Be9erer.
4. @eger.
- Die bette Gent @igarre in
Der Stabt, Wu4o's v2ongfeaop".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-29
er=Yrosramnt

Seute Mbenb bon Der Snnes gapene.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23
A WONDERFUL ANIMAL.
The Turtle Is a Peculiar Creature
In Many Respects.

A,ue>t alone among Gods creatures.
tie tUr;lc has hut a single enemy
Kan. 1t tiocS not seem 10 matter TO
Tie turtle whether he stays beneath
tire surface for an hour or Week, nor
Goes il frCublC him to spend an equal
t.Iuo OF land il the need arises. lie is
reithtr fish. flesh nor fowl, yet his
fesh paTtakcs eff the characteristics OF
81 three Eating seems mere super
ffiitv# with him, since for weeks at
c!n4c he may be beaded up in Il barrel
with tie huu@ OUT and emerge after
his long fast apparently none the
worse fer his enforced abstinence from
food. from light and almost from
air and finally il may he truly SAID
tiIat of All the higher, warm hloodcd
organisms there is none 50 tenacious
cf life rs the turtle. can truly say
that | havc seen the flesh cleared out
of turtle shell and hung up on a tree
where for hours the quiverlns, con
vG1Sivc movements Of the muscles
! vcHt on .>ot only SO, but on one oc-
eaeion ou;y .,1v bead and tail We're left
Y l&dCi ~ tkiS slitll. kSt!llt tiiiie ii''t
elapsed since tie meat had been cut
| eat cf the carGNaee and ne one could
Lave Imagined hat any life remained
Il. the extr"injtics. Rut young Dane.
&5tieiiig that the down hanging head
I i9;,t! It's m"r'tt vide open. very foolish
| " Inserted i've fingers between those
lsorGy m"nGibes They closed, and
u0r sbjpnate WIS two fingers short
| TIE edges Vt Ito turtles jaw had taken
3hem off clean, with only the muscular
power remaining III tie head Signor
! hot1i once cut 2 turtles head off and
f1ot,d that ii GSed for twenty three
GAYS without d head, and another
u'4ose hr:ijn te removed lived for six
aHouths, apparently unconscious that
II had suffered any toss. -Lesiie's
Monthly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23

Ba cillus Prevents Hanging.

Henry Foster. who was taken to the
Nebraska penitentiarv some nights ago
to cheat crowd that was bent on
lynching him for tie cold bloodcd muir
der of Thomas Gentleman of Fremont,
has escaped tie >CHfoid through the
agency 0fsH GiHiiliutiEc bacillus that re
quiTeS Il microscope 10 he seen. The ba-
cilluS is the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AFRO
genes, So rare That physicians III the
state have coiHp uCsosS only one other
Instance of its presence. 1t enters Il
wound causing the forming under the
skin Of gas that is fatal Gentleman
died from the bacillus 1t was said at
,he hospital that his chance of recov
Try from shooting was ilItinitcSimal, but
none OF the physicians and experts
could swear before the corOncrS jury
chat Gentleman would not have lived
,'oiliu he have escaped the bacillus. so
thc Charge OF murder had to be With
drawn
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23

sibic position sh" holds. Size : i':cNi-
dent Of tie Michigan irateftla. CON
gresS. recording secretary "t III" Nj
tiOnal Council of Women and q nsr;!i-
Der of the executive committee q Ike
Michigan Wonan's Press asSociaJin,l.
Mrs. Burns is II native Of the Nn!Ec!.
enc State aud IL resident OF st LEAFS.
The Ladies of the ModeiH Ma"ca-
bees was organized on March, -, 1855.
Since its organization the oHt:er las
disbursed ahont S2.OO00au in tiHA'h
benefits and SGT. 600 in disability t"l,e-
fits.
The society is composed wholly 81
women and is entirely independent Of
the Knights OF the Modern Macca-
bees.
There are nearly 900 active hives Of
the Ladies of the Modern Macca bees
in Michigan.
Recent reports show the order was
never more prosperous than at the
present time. The society has g mem
bership of about 100000 and is growing
rapidly,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23
KNIGHTS OF PYTHiAs.
The Pyth3an Home of Oh1o-Notes Of
the Order.

The Pythian Home Of Ohio-Notes al
the Order.
The Ohio Tythian home now shelters
1853 children, and there Is talk Of ex-
tending its benefits to aged Knights
and their wives and widows, says the
Pythian Journal. The knights are
now building $4,000 annex to their
home. In Ohio a per capita tax Of &C
cents per year is collected for the sup
port Of the Pythian home. Five thou
sand dollars was also recently trans
ferred from the general fund to the
home fund.
John Mitchell, president of the Unit
ed Mine Workers Union Of America
was initiated into the mysteries OF
knighthood at Peru. Ind, recently.
The Texas Pythian Knight mentions
the name of Hon. H. p. Brown of
Texas for the Office Of supreme vice
chancellor
Recent reports show there are more
than 1900 Pythlans In West Virginia,
and the order III the Panhandle State
ls In most prosperous condition.
In North Carolina 10 per cent Of the
per capita tax is set aside for esta blish
ing Pythiah home i
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23

Robert T. Baird, aged eleven wears,
hia, holds q unique place among the
bright youths of Georgia.
He is Il fast ana accurate telegraph
operator AMI has already done regular
Wo;'H in Western MON offices. At one
tilic lie vas i'll charge of the offices at
Vienna as cay operator.
Young Baird seems 10 have taken 10
the key ~ insiinr. " lien only seven
years old l.t' could siJ 1T the instrument
and send before lis father knew he
was acquainted with lie alphabet. At
nine wears OF :Gc he cUl..d receive, and
atur.- Atlanta Constitution
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23
DOG SAVED MANY LIVES.
Remarkable Intelligence Displayed by
petted Newfoundland.

A Newfoundland dog saved George
Coppersmjth and ms family from death
nv fire. Gut lost liz nWu life says
Paterson u j. dispatch to The New
York Sun. The family 1--WE Oh Park
avenue. Hawthorne Al O'Clock the
dog ran into the room where the 5
yearold son Who II nipple was
sleeping. The dog Is very fond Of the
hoy. but he caught the bed streets il
his mo1t4 and dragged tn. ehiid ont
of bed. The boy was alarmed and ran
To his fathers room. Mr. C0ppersmith
wondered at the strange seton Of the
dog and went through the house.
When he opened the door OF the par
lor tbe room WAS In flames The open,
ing of the door allowed the flames TO
spread rapidly and Mr.. Coppersm.th
Mad scarcely time 20 get his family
ont of the house before all avenues Of
escape were cut on.
The dog had remained hF the SIDE os
the crippled boy until he WAS carried
to a ueiehbor's house. He had not
seen Mr.. Coppersmith get the other
children out and it is supposed that he
then went back into the burning build
,ns to save the other children Etia
hodv was found in the ruins to-day
and Mr. Coppersmith and his famis5
mourn his loss more than that OF thsis
nome
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23
G1I91||!5|1|||3;||||}|ll'll|l'll|!!'||IE'l31

The record for February showed a
marked Improvement over the month
of January. There were tiftytour
camp charters written and 6.374 cer-
tificates issued. The growth for Marts:
promises TO be still better.
Camps of Modern Woodnen Will he
organized in New York city
Camp 11,463. the first to be organized
in Detroit Mich, was christened c. J.
Ryrns camp in honor of Directes
Byrns.
The expense Of management has ap.
eraged but s. cents per member per
year since the society was organized
in 1888
Many predicted that the rise in
rates would give the order its dealt
blow, says the Modern Woodman. but
the membership is more active snd
more determined than ever.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23
Painter and Tavern Keeper.

Mariotto Albertinelli, who lived In
the fourteenth century, was painter
who spent much time in endeavorins
to produce certain mixtures in OIL He
was not very successful and objected
20 much to the criticism he received
that he gave up painting and kept
tavern, but his name as painter still
nves. while his tavern keeping record
has passed away.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23
oxy idea. ch e
Mis- n ndersfOOd.

Tess-A friend of mine was telling
me today of a splendid seashore resort
on the Massachusetts coast | think
it's called Medfo,1l Beach
Jess-Oh. I'VE been there That was
where caught that big lobster last
summer, don't YOU know:
Tess-No, dear. l..tln,t heard. What
il his ma e?-phii;;t.sl.a.,i" Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23
The Two Systems.

"A man chooses his hat by the size :
says the teacher. who is trying 10 i'll
s:ruct the class in the matter OF arts
tic effect Nov. how does Il woman
select her hat? What standard does
she adopt
The price. num-" answers the little
girl in HE front seat
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23
KNIGHT. and Laa,e. =, uo,or

At joint class Initiation held re-
Gently by the lodges of st. Louis 800
candidates received the degrees
The order has been in existence
twenty-six years and was never more
prosperous than at the present time.
The Knights and Ladies' of Honor
now have q surplus fund Of $23o,000
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23
~ In tie Air

"Yes. Wee yci!i',- III Your Slecl, last
night. pard." sale! the tail tramp, as he
emerged from the hay
Yes" vawIed his cham! =! dreamed
dat WIS floating around III de Sky
Why. dat ought tn have I.-.,: $,
pleasant dream.
mo. l dreamed / WAS run over By
an airsili,1. =! 'hilal!clpi,iH Ktt.rr,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23

hibitions as Rothermel gave here do
not have the right effect on the
crowds who go to see good clean base
ball
Noblett is convalescing and was a
spectator from the grand stand OF
yesterdays game. His many friends
will be glad to see him in the game
, again.-Monroe star.
!! Umpire John Oldfeld has resign "a
as umpire in the Cotton States league
and is in this city locking for a Job,
either as player. manager in some of
the smaller leagues, or umpire in a
larger league. The fans in Pine Buff
think Oldfield is one Of the best in
the business and that he will not be
long in getting a job.
The Pine Bluff and Baton Rouge
teams arrived this morning at 4:45
and will play at Forest Park this af-
lkrnoon. Pine Bluff came by way of
Luna Landing and the Iron Mountain
and saved that lcng trip through
Memphis. Pender and his bunch
came from Monroe, where they play.
ed yesterday.
Umpire Oldfield, who saw the game
at Grenvlle Sunday, says there is no
rule laid down in the rule book where
by Greenvile can be awarded hte
game on a protest. Martin, who was
called out on strikes, was ordered to
play by the umpire and did not 90 so.
Hence he was called out on strikes.
The umpire was entirely right, says
Oldfield.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23
Trained Auts The r.atssk

Tra!ped ants are the latest novelty
pa Berlin. There is q little circus n
which these perfn. mors appear daily.
They Haance, turn somersaults. draw
utniatare wagons. tight sham battles
Ind perform other von6aeA
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23
University Education.

A prosf Of the change OF education
d. IDEAS at Oxford and Cambridge is
the growing popularity Of the natura!
sciences. There is at the same time
a deeadence of the mathematical
+ripos at Cambridge. 1t has always
stood first until this year, when, at
lump. it has gone TO fourth place
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23
Pine Bluff Trust.Co.
s.
~ Pine Street,
Mystery OF Sleeping stetncss.s
w Pine Sire C {,

Mystery Of "sleeping steieocss.s
The sleeping sickness 9.,. ifa,f
along the shores Of the Victoria Nya.s.
ga mas bess invest,sate1 y u. Ghfia.
" of the Liverpool school e loptGat
medicine and found TO be caused net
by tilaria ny the blood. as as sue
posed bal ~ minut" bacillus, Tho
disease is Dn1 infections Ii the oEdt
uary sense o. the word. it 8 raging
IN South kavit1ndo ard along Co.'s
Nyan1a, here Il no villages so tl
rs per cent Of til9 people suffer fro4a
1t, it exhibits no disposition 10 spraaa
far from the chores Of the lahe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23
Possible and Probable.

HOWELL told Kowell today that he
should hitch his wagon to a star.
Powell-He Is more apt to have his
automobile waiting around for a SOU
brette.-Town Topics
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23

reid iine

" always contend. sir,' esid tne
girls father .aeaninsly. that young
ner should be IL b@! before 1o;oJ each
night
Yes" replied the yours mar who
was calling on tn" giri; II hope you set
that Gocu eAaG,i x yourself, 81,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23
Aoaardinq papoe.

1t has long been known that pap0
vas first made in China, and was intro
an'ed in Europe Germany in 1:5&
Sven hedin. on his last Asiatic traA
discovered fragments Of Chinese paD0
Ast Ws.s :.aso years aid
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23

What does he do for livng2''
Nothing. but it would take a long
time to tell you about the hard aud
dangerous things he does for fun
Chicago Record Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-23
A Random Inference,

There are only three kinds OF peo-
pie"
For instance"
"Stimuiants. sedatives and soporif
ics.'-lndia napolis Journal