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The daily tribune., 1905-01-30

W. @. Kitching Of New Sharon.
Iowa, who recently made dealto bay
out the furniture business Of T. Gar
mody. has arrived in the city and Ia
taking an inventory of stock prepare
tory to the change of ownership.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-30

The number Of travelling CONNER
cial men coming to Florence 10 In
creAsing. W. J. Danisls reports that
his rooms over the drug store are ali
occupied nearly every night.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-30

rhe Pixies Peak Automobile and
Repair company IL installing an air
pump to furnish air free to the
public for bicycles and automobilee.
They will also put in . complete line
Of bicycle supplies and sundries IL .
few days.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-30

To close out my high priced new
furniture will make greatly reduced
prices tilt sto,k 10 sold. so that car
put in larger stock Of second hand
goods. H. J. Pouder. Van Nest block.
l8-tf
The daily tribune., 1905-01-30

Having decided to quit second hano
business will sell for absolute cost fol
80 days. Crippen. 4lS West Main.
22-2S
The daily tribune., 1905-01-30

Mrs. DR.. s. E. Lee, Osteopathit
physician. ia Santa Fe ave. success
fully treats all chronic and nervous
complaints. deafness. fevsrs, etc
Femaie Complaints = speciality. Phone
8Ol Black. 65.tf
The daily tribune., 1905-01-30

A baby girl arrived At the homo Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graham yester.
dav morning.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-30

A ten months old Italian child died
at Rockvale yesterday and was buried
this afternoon.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-30

Tickets to points east via the Mis-
souri, Pacific from Canon City, and
stations west thereof. will allow pur-
chasers side trip from Pueblo to Dem
ver and return when desired. Please
bear this in mind. If
The daily tribune., 1905-01-30

Every visitor gets . present .,
Glass Blowers. Novelty theatre. asst
The daily tribune., 1905-01-30

Have You tried Chandler coal, cal
Millar. THE Transfer Man." Phon'
IS. 7S.n
The daily tribune., 1905-01-30

Every visitor gets = present 1T Glss
Blowers. Novelty theatre. -,
The daily tribune., 1905-01-30

Furniture and stoves repaired at
Clausen's. 1877 West NJ in. 20-tf
The daily tribune., 1905-01-30

sale BY n. e. Lewis, the grocer.
A-ss
The daily tribune., 1905-01-30

Werchejantsk. Siberia, il consid.
cred the place Of greatest cold in the
Northern Hemisphere. A tempera.
ture Of 50. 8 degrees centiarade below
zero has been observed there, but the
Ruasian painter. Borissow. has found
. temperature Of 70 degrees oentigrade
below zero (94 deg. below zero FAIR. }
registered on . minimum thermometer
left by an Austrian exploring expedi-
tion in 1879 in the Straits Of Matotcli-
kin. Nova Zembla.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-30
Here and There.

Probably one Of tha longest leases
known was granted for small piece
Of meadow land, some sixteen acres in
extent, in Surrey. England. It 10 for
the serm Of 1850 years. and was
granted on Mt Michael's day in 1851,
1t the singular rental Of - red rose
when demanded. 1t 10 not stipulated
that the rose shall be the product Of
the land, which 10 fortunate. for no
such rose grows anywhere on the six.
teen acres.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18
NEW DRUG FIRM.

On the sixteenth page of the Gra
phic appears a half page advertise.
ment of the new drug firm Of SeaweIl
and Ancrum. who recently purchased
the Walker Drug company. and i'm
mediately ordered new and fresh
stock of drugs and medicines and
many other articles in the druggists
and sundries line The stock already
on hand was fresh one. but some
articles had run down These have
already been supplied and others will
be here by Monday Mr.. Ancrum is
graduate CT pharmacy of the Van.
derbilt university and remained there
four years. He knows his business.
Mr. Seawell, the senior member of
this splendid firm, is also a graduated
pharmacist and is thoroughly and
genuinely drug man. Seaweii and
Ancrum propose to do legitimate,
straightforward business and solicit
fair share Of patronage and they
deserve it. Mr. Seawell has been with
the Walker Drug company for four
years and Mr.. Ancrum until lately
has been with the Hamner-Ballard
Drug company Of Memphis for sew
eral years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18
Resisted Arrest.

Abe German. a big. burly negro
made the mistake of resisting an Off
Ger Saturday night But the biggest
mistake he made was IN resisting the
particular officer that ne cid. who
vas nc other than big John Mari
Big John knows how to handle just
such cases as this, and he picked his
man up just as If he vara little
baby and carried him along until he
became as docile as little lamb.
Abe appeared to have no visible
means Of support. and as the officers
have received instructions from
their chief to round up all the vags
and clear the city Of them, Officer
Mari proceeded to interrogate the ne.
gro as to his qualifications for the
vicissitudes Of life's uncertain way.
Abe resented this, and boxed the Off
GERS ears for his pains. 1t was then
that the officer gave his jul jitsu per
formance. Abe will answer to the
charge of resisting an officer when he
is brought UP before Police Judge
Toney tomorrow morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18
Youthful Shopiifters.

Dcl6CtAVS NuSch huU fOllCSulau
Stanley, who We're detailed to the big
opening at the kress establishment
Saturday morning. succeeded in
rounding up two very youthful shop
Iifters. pair of lads named Robert
Ritchey and Alphcnse Rebecca, both
esidents of this city
Detective Cheek saw the lads when
they entered the store and KEEP his
eye upon them as he dHl ot',er> in
the store. He saw them pick UP sew
eral small articles as they passed
along beside the various counters in
the store. and waited until they got
ready to leave before taking them in.
They were very much surprised pair
when the officers laid hands upon
them and began search of their per-
sons for the stolen articles. which in-
cluded pipes and various assort-
ment Of such small articles as they
could conveniently conceal about
their persons One is about ten and
the other fourteen years Of age.
The boys were arraigned before
Justice Cheek at o'clock, and after
interrogating them closely for several
minutes the justice ordered the
younger of the two. Ritchey discharg-
ed, as he was too young to hold; but
Rebecca. who gave his age at y.
was detained for the time being and
ordered committed to confinement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18
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SOME LOCAL STORIES !

He was quiet inoffensive and
Notwithstanding travelling man. eIe-
Santlv dressed, gentlemanly in de-
pertinent and appeared entirely toe
aesthetic in his tastes to engage in
any vulgar hraWls He walked into
the dining room Of a certain hotel
in the city. took his seat with dignity
and grace and the air of a well-pCqs.
sessed gentleman. The head-w waiter.
we'll known for his self-importance,
had him change seats. The gentle
manly travelling man asked some in
significant question. to which the
head.waiter replied in his most
taughty tones. Very few words pass
ed between them and even those sit
ting nearest the scene OF action failed
to hear just what was said; but it
was evidently enough. for with cat
like quickness the travelling man
grabbed q tumbler from the table and
hurled it with wonderful accuracy at
the head of the selr-1mportant head
waiter. The gentlemanly travelling
man was transformed into a danger
GUS character in an instant. II all
happened in an instant. and when
the spectators reached the side CT the
fallen headwaiter they found him ly-
ing in a puddle of his own blood.
with fearful cash across the head
just above the eye. 1t was a close
call for him, and laid him up for some
time. The police force were soon ap-
prised of the occurrence. and began
an investigation. No one seemed to-
knew the traveller. none could give an
accurate description of him, and the
police were powerless to act, as nc.
complaints were made The head
waiter had evidently had enough to
do with the inoffensive.looking gen.
tleman. Next came the constabulary,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18

This looked like a very unlikely
story to the police, and they took the
youngster 10 the chief in order that
that individual might pass Judgment
on the matter. To the chief he told
the same story, and Detective Cheek
was ordered to can up Mr.. Nestall
over the telephone and ask him for
verification Of the boys story When
Mr.. Westall was called TO the phone
he corroborated the boy. and the Dc
Zee turned him loose.
Oar, now, what'd I tell yer" said
the dusky youth as he left the police
headquarters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18
euay Day for Police.

The police had a busy day Satur-
day. They started in early by round
ing up a bunch of an even dozen ne
groes CT all shades and colors and
sizes and sexes on various charges OF
, miner nature. They were fined IS
to SO each, some of which were paid
and some CT which were not paid.
and the latter will serve time for the
city for a few weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18

They were beth pretty, and sweet
and very young; and one would think
they belonged to that type that would
wther with the first chilling blasts OF
mamma had neveY permitted them
to wander far away from the parent
al roof Each had a little pasteboard
card pinned on her waist showing
that they were attending the great
Sunday school convention here
Appearances are sometimes deceo-
tive, as the philanthropic old gentle
man learned. The fair young things
boarded Main street car at the ball
rark, just after the game, and started
back to town. The car was badly
crowded. and after it started on the
return trip. the Fair Young Things
took 1t into their obstinate little
heads to get off that particular car.
hastily grabbed at one of them at the
same time giving vociferous express
ion to a note of verbal warning net TO
attempt to jump off that car while it
was in motion. He was too late. fer
before the warning had died on his
lips. the F. Y. T's had sprung lightly
from the swiftly flying cads. AS they
alighted right-side-up-with-c OIL the
ground. they smiled sweetly at the p.
O. G., as if to say: There. new
you've got a few things to learn yet"
The P. O. G. got the horse laugh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18
BRIEF MENTION.

F. C. Zepp Of Baltimore is here.
Ollie Davis is here from St. Louis
c. f. Stanley is here from ST.
Louis
RI. Harper of Philadelphia is in
the city.
r. H. Pritchett is here from DAN
vile. Va.
R. E. Jones ct Cincinnati. Ohio. is
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Grace are here from
Little Rock.
B. H. Sxandeford, a St Louis citi-
zen, is here.
George Norton is a recent arrival
from Memphis.
W. o. Crawford is late arrival
from New York.
EP. I.add Of Ladd is business
visitor to the city.
Miss Victoria Harrell is in St. Louis
for few days.
Mrs. Belding of Little Rock is stop
ping at the Trulcck.
George G. Holstein is a late arriv-
al from Cincinnati.
E. G. Marsh Of st. Louis is here
on a business trip. I
G. S. Bacon Of Ladd came iu Satur'
day en- a brief trip.
J. W. Davis Of Chicago is here on
a business mission.
A. T. Cook came over from Little
Rock Saturday night
G. F. Kroeger and son of Arkansas
City are in the city.
D. H. Tobin came in frem Hampton
Saturday on business.
W. M. Rickert came in from st.
Louis Saturday night.
J. H. Norman came in from Nash
vile, Tenn, Saturday.
L. E. Cheek. A. 8. Trigg. H. X.
Toney. Ben Sanders. Win Pitts and
Dan Monk have returned from a fox
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18
What He Was Doino.

on suspicion of having
spose Of stolen property, a
70 boy Saturday told Chief
very unlikely story that
Pie end, to be a most likely
was discharged from Gus.
was endeavoring to dis.
pair Of mules at any old
puid get for them. The
lared to be very good ami.
cry respect. and the suspi-
ae police department were
IS it is a part Of their bus
ptect the property, as well
3, Of the citizens Of Pine
acccsted the boy. and ask
few questions about the
told them the mules be-
Westall. and that he had
fized TO sell them, and that
20 that he got for them he
bed to keep himself.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18
Had an Ualy Dirk.

1t was Policeman Lcckhart who dis
covered big. long. ugly dirk On the
person Of one Pres. Studemeyer,
gentleman of considerable color, Sat
urday afternoon. and Pres. was
obliged to go before Police Judge
Touey and face the charge OF carry
ing concealed weapons. His fine was
$50 and costs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18
FEAT ALMOST UNBEATABLE

Wasn't it ScOrcher though?
Thermometer 101 in the shade aud
reporters took the sun all day
Saturday. June II, will go down in
local weather annals as the hottest Of
the season, up to date. as Pine Bluff
citizens will readily testify. It was
early in the day when the hot air man
Of the Graphic started out on his
rounds, but already the bot rays OF
the rising sun had begun to expand
the mercury In the tube. The police
station was the first place he made
in his search for warm weather
story. He found Chief Of Police Stew
art reclining in his office chair trying
to look pleasant; but the task was
too difficult, and after several ineffect.
ual efforts he gave up in despondency.
"Something's got to be DONE" cried
the frantic chief as he jumped from
lis seat. with the perspiration stream
ing from his face.
''If we don't get some fans in here
pretty soon. we'll have to rent re-
frigerator for police headquarters"
The hCt air man consulted his pat
ent pocket thermometer and found
that the mercury was rapidly climb
ing toward the SO mark. lacking but
fraction of reaching it.
The next stop was at the fire sta
tion. Here he found Chief Shultz
sitting outside under the hot rays CT
sunshine. A stream Of perspiratiou.
trickling frcm his sun-baked face.
vas flowing gracefully down the side
walk forming a little pool in a hollow
place in the pavement half block
distant. in which a street urchin was
endeavoring. with some success, To-
float miniature Japanese warship.
Trying to get cooled off," explain.
ed the chief, as the reporter came up.
"Got too hot inside. and found it
quite comfortable out here compared
to that place" and ne pointed to the
elegant new home Of the fire boys,
which he had just quilted.
"Saw funny thing today" said
the chief. as the reporter turned to
leave the miniature inferno "Man
dfed over here. and they buried him
in a blanket
What did they do that for?" inno-
Gently inquired the reporter.
well" replied the chief, "you see
it was like this: He was a pretty
tough customer. and the people knew
cretty we'll where he'd 60, and the
other place is 80 much cooler than
this blamed weather that they were
afraid he'd take cold by the sudden
change Of climate"
The reporter looked at his pocket
thermometer again, and saw that it
registered 80 as he stood in the shade.
It was not until he reached the
courthouse that he again consulted
the register, and found that 1t had
gone up to TOT. again in the shade.
This was the last record he got OF the
atmospheric conditions Of the day. for
shortly before reaching the Office, on
his return trip. he felt a sudden jolt
that shook him through. followed by
a ccld fluid trickling down the inside
Of his waistcoat pocket. Reaching
after the thermometer. he found that
it was broken: the heat had sent It
beyond the limit, the glass tube had
exploded. and the only apparatus in
the city that could accurately record
the temperature was put out Of bust.
Less. There is really no telling what
kind Of story It would have told IN
the hot sunshine II It had been cap
able Of standing the extraordinary
pressure. But It performed It's duty
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18
BASEBALL NEWS.
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
Greenviile Won Auain.

A message from Greenville last
night announced that the game be-
tween the Cotton Pickers and the
Midgets had resulted in score of 1
to 0 in favor of Greenville, at the ex-
game had to be called off on account
Of the rain. The game goes to Green.
Vile, and Pine Bluff goes back an
other notch in the standing If the
league teams
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18
Lightninq's Franks.

Lightning struck tree in the yard
at Mr. Alb Knoxs residence, on
Sixth avenue, during the thunder
storm Saturday afternoon. and split
the tree into splinters. The electric
lights inside the house were extin.
guished by the force Of the shock. but
no other damage was done the prem
ises.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18
Addie Chambers in Trouble Again.

Addie Chambers in Trouble Again.
Addie Chambers, colored, was lock-
ed up by the police Saturday night on
charge Of petit larceny. Addie is
an old offender, and the particular
crime with which she is charged just
OF the green from a white man 1t
Is claimed that she got away with a
hve. Her trial will occur Monday
morning, when she will be given a
chance to explain matters to the po-
lice Judge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18
OF POLICE COURT

3 he was "broke" and out Of
had a wife to support Ben
Ailroad man, confessed to
Police Stewart Saturday af-
mat he had pawned a friends
brder to get money to defray
lis wife's expenses.
5 arrested by City Detective
a complaint made by E. b.
eturday afternoon. Ish and
bth room at the same place,
East Sixth avenue. The
las a wife With him at the
he. and The Iaster is a sing]"
brakeman on The Cotton Belt
funn'ne. cat OF this city. He
! sick for several weeks past.
Faid to have come here from
Texas. several months AGO.
bed position as fireman on
III Belt. \ short time a@o he
tc an accident in vii 'cl he
> ta"k and l.. said to have
tty' badly injured. Since that
has been unable to Scrk. 1t
H. f'sat he has 4 s,:;t f"r
/ pending against the Cotton
hturday morning Canon wen
hunk to look for his pistol.
Ing told ME that I had better
ock for it." explained Canon
'rter for the Graphic. when
1 found that it was gone. I
several other things stolen
in the past, and had deter
, catch the thief next time.
as | missed the gun went
the pawn shops Of the city.
thout success there, but the
le I tried, Armfield's. lccat-
un all right. Getting a de-
Of the man who had pawned
ynized Ish at once. and made
against him."
brought before Chief Stew.
made a brief statement in
J acknowledged to having
pistol and pawning It, but
y evil intentions in the mat
you know that it was wrong
that did not belong
asked the chief.
replied the accused, "but I
to get the money and pay
out right away and return
,wner."
>lanation did not satisfy the
the young man was commit
4 o'clock in the afternoon.
was given an opportunity
i further to Police Judge
used was fined $40 and costs
lice judge after hearing his
e trouble.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18

can't get the figures to prove it,
but most merchants will back my
statement that 80 per cent OF the
goods purchased are advertised or
sold in stores which ADVERTISE
Nath'l G. Fowler, Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18
First Baptist Church.

The pastor, Rev. Ross Moore. will
preach at both hours Of service-li a.
m. and 8 D. n. Sunday school at
$3.50 a, m. B. Y. P. U. at D. N. All
are cordially invited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18
Bio Sum In Fines.

The police department put in a
very busy day Saturday. Just $l35
in fines was recorded on the books,
besides the large number Of arrests
in cases where the trials were not
had
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18

but their efforts We're likewise fruit
less. In the meantime the travelling
Nan quietly concluded his meal, walk
ed outside. bought cigar, lighted it,
enjoyed it, and left town on the next
train. The head-waiter is no longer
he ad waiter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18
No Ball Returns.

No Ball Returns.
No returns from the ball game at
Greenville were received here yester.
day as planned. A bulletin posted on
the door of the opera house stated
that the wires beyond Memphis were
all down as the result Of a storm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18

hunt in the country. They made a.
good catch
;.l:a<baa 4, q rs iir.y'~-'
z. S, Mcintyre of Memphis is reg
iStered at the Trulock.
J. F. Bowen of Memphis is regis
tered at the Arlington.
,}.H. Griffin Of Atlanta Ga. is reg
istered at the Arlington,
Harry Carru,hers of New York is
registered at the Trulock
G. II. Edison OF St Louis is inter
viewing Pine Bluff business men.
Frank Molitor of Fort Wayne. Ind.
| is a recent arrival at the Arlington.
f. l.. Sharon came in from st.
Louis Friday afternoon on business.
| f. J Roberts and T. II. Lyman CT
| Stuttgar, are in the city on business
trip.
Walker Stansell an England citi-
| zen, is in the city on a short business
| trip.
49,
T. II. Allen and wife are here from
! f.astrop and are registered at the
| Trulcck.
C. B. Norris autographed at the
Arlington Friday. He halls from May
field, KY
Mrs. Burton We'll and little son
leave today for Chicago. on visit to
relatives.
W. B. Campbell came in from New
ORLEANS on brief business trip Fri
day night.
J. R. Woods. prominent business
nan Of Handy. is registered at the
Arlington.
Edgar Brewster leaves tonight for
Niagara Falls to spend scme time on
pleasure trip.
F. ". Haley came in from Nash
Vile. Tenn. Friday afternoon on a
business mission.
Mr.. Showard Dawkins of Dallas.
Texas. arrived Thursday to visit his
brother, Mr.. Lee Dawkins.
J. NJ. Raines. well known busi-
ness man Of Pocahontas. is inter-
viewing local business men.
r. !. Gatling, prominent Bearden
citizen, came up from that lively lit
tie town on the Cotton Belt Satur-
Gay.
Rev. c. H. Lockwood Of Helena
passed through the city Friday after
r.oon en- route from Little Rcck to his
bone
Mr.. v. o. Alexander and daughter.
Miss Olivia, who have been in Men,
phis fer several days, are expected
home today.
H. E. Courtney, we'll known Little
Rock citizen, dropped over from that
city Friday afternoon on a short
business trip.
W. G.. Street Of Lake Village is reg.
istered at the Trulock, having arriv.
ed in the city Friday afternoon on a
brief business trip.
Mrs. Johns Of Memphis is visit
ing Mr.. Nathan Cook and family, Mrs.
Johns will be remembered as Miss
Ray Nathan, formerly of Pine Bluff.
Mr.. S. Y. r. Konx. Jr., returned
from Batesville Saturday, where he
attended Arkansas college. Mr.. Knox
was one of the 1905 graduating class.
Mr.. Rothrock, the popular fruit tree
man of Memphis, is talking business
to Pine Bluff people. He made a
trip tc As.heimer Saturday. Mr.. Roth |
rock has been travelling in these parts |
for number of years, and is well
and most favorably known through
out this entire section Of the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-18

Continued on Page eixteen.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-31

TT HIS Jst3 TX ~. y
county Judges, There A.. no other
change from q 2 !: the present laws relat-
i Ing to in marriages s,l1l proposed BY the
measure. ii, ! ti.,is ". 7 Il tats, L 5ft,s
Il lsS Railway Commissioners. 5,tfi II;
Repre- sentative Phelan; who atone
time was secretary sof the board OF
railway commits ionersi Of the state.
is the maker 2fta bin regulating such
boardsstt The measure provides i for
payment to each commissioner of S.
per day. for ethef time actually occu.
pied in the discharge Of his duties.
The commissi oners are required to
maintain an aoffice at the capitol,
where the secretary shall also reside,
he being. paid q salary Of 81, 500, per
year The bill further provides that
there is nothing in it to require spe-
cial trains or periodical trips i over
railway lines unless the commission.
ers have lin their possession valid
complaints or evidence ito warrant
the expense Of such inspection. Yd