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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
LEGISLATURE 0!
North CAROLINA I'M.
10. H. Guion Speaker 81 the
+ louise and c. "a. Webb of s]Ba5$#
the. Senate.
q n,,f.cioI 3 1,ha q, n,,1e.s- loispntc

Special to The ines Dispntcll yS5y KIT
iRALEIGH, Il N. I, 8is January ~. --13oth
branches or, tho General ASSEMBLY were
called ia order preciacl y q = Don TO- q n.y.
Tho n Senate Ii continuing III session d; two
hours, ana the House nearly three. ~ Ito 4
work other than the formal cleo ton Of
the officers In accorda lance witt tho noml All
nations made BY tho Demo Ito sca,icuses
last night. headed by 9, n H. g u-lon,Ss Of
tcraye,, 3, as Speaker Of the " use. ana
4. a., Webb, OF Buncombe. as 81 cake
pro tenn OF the Senate N; #
The first bill 5intr uced was by III
OF Forsythc. being al Joint reso y, Y ton a. /
canvass vote for State officers and ar-
point al committee to- arrall gc for thes N.
augurntion ceremonies 81 lis5y IA
NE SEQ les u or q ford. Int reduced a p ~
Is increase tho salary OF the COVERINGS
To- Sc, 600 chief Justice to- 81 500 aud q e
sobla ia Justices to VI s. 900 and supe r.or 4
Court Judges to $3 500. Ss 8S3 ss#$
n No BILLS wore introduced II the House. y
III was judged n necessary Of, account Of
tho long time required for tho House q g Y
organize TO defer the reading Vi Of me
message from Governor ycock unttl to- 70 *
morrow. ~ III az ,l5 III Il y.
on the arrangement Of 4 he commit tees e.
81 10th bra nches, but t la not esp acted /
any announcement will " n,ado DO lore
Monday. S 5issss NJ jiS9e Ys5S
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ii.S It's deduc Ion is tina = ifs-
mediate naton by Congress- ls necessary
1bprevtnt b cottiplcte pardl Ssis OF a t1ier-.i
|fchit$ Gshippfhg interests. n An agcduats
Atntflchn prean fleet, the lcortiin ssionn
sayg, II x0uld 4 tileati tile saw Ing to this \
country Of SOD. oU0n 200 q Witch nov
and naval strength of Europe ard Asin.si
Atlention3i BIZ called to the fact that we
have tieepcned our harbory Ut mn ex- A
I,3ense Of many millions Of dollars, n a --Sil
most exclusively for tho benefit Of for. I
elgi,S stentnshl pHs \ |.
THE report icals at length with tho 4
handicap Upon incricaiiS shipp i,T u ere 81
tted ~ the subsidies ard bo,iittics i,e \
3ylowcd GupoH most Ok tho merchant fleets \
Of foreign governments, which is 3plul o.cad 4
iii tho van or tho lower first cost u for
etg1i sytlns and tho lower cost OF mai tcsA
IA noe oi these ships duo, in boil g 1893.
primarily To lover va yes. ~ table .a;t y \
glvoi, showing that nearly nll OF INC icy re
ogn powers grant Slipping subs SIC l' es.
1rance phys more hun 81, 900 900 nniu
nlly, and elght5other foreign governments 4
pay more than 81, 100000 each for Il ", tns
encourage Sof8their51nercllnnt marine
Cost Of Legislation.
"A a y " tlic cost OF tho proposed legls--4
$lutiof,.S tia commission gil VI the average
$of#tic annual frctulilers for Ofll GERS ~
lscnnlct,F ofSthc naval lun tecrs ,Yot
close ID so each, and that is, probable I
that In the first year no ore than Ss.W ~,
siinval volunteers could be enrolled anu 7
uunijflcd, AS TOT the su bventiots for w
7siii - themselves z. the tottll rcglst cred
Gross tOnn,lEe ofSthcg United States, team
1iid sail .un June 80, was SSs 02S pms.
Through tho opera ton Of several ln i'ge
foreign built vessels as Taflsporta, ~ -
declared BY the com t1lssions TIM nis
government is directly. md po Wcrfully
Contributing 10 the dec!iil OF Y. 7. rerlcn "
merchant shipping, on the PaciiC. Ocea 2;
Issue stukefl With the war Deparitlileii,as
fon THO quest on as to her ~ snvlne ~
the government has resl ted IRON !. ING "
@opcratiot1 IL time OF leace o. Ines y q
foreign built cIxlft this ~ y
fisro iii thesi members OF ne, commission !.
ho5vyted Il tho Pa citic coast nia pI as
cetlure ot tho War Department hP,pettr =,
TO be absolutely lndcfcn y, ~ L ~.
sthut inghs recent y llc
81 the ib @
service, az compared wi b hc W NV
commercial steamers QUO nave GIN. BSuIs
but this profit, al q tac ~
altogether due 10 ~
methods between n,s :,
nshfr@conpan niles ana me y
Sternln ster'Sn Depnrtmen I. 81 !. Il.
tinUanccH OF tho u ira nspGTL ~.
lca nj a measure Of economy. anu 4. SUI -
|Gaiid ancccptablc
lean trade ana nav tte
Ocean tis urged 3by the co
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u D., =
ing OF said vessel shall be made III the
United Suites, eX cept IN cases where dry
docking IL necessary, and no dry dock
of sufficient capacity shall be within n
distance of hvn hundred miles of the loca-
tlon Of the ship when the repairs shall
be desired
no obtain the subvention provided, pro-
portions of tho crew must he enrolled as
naval volunteers, as follows;
After July FIRST, nineteen hundred and
seven. one,elgllth; after July first, nine
teen hundred and eleven, one-sxth;tnfter
July first, nineteen hundred and sixteen,
one-fourth, 81 H (,
Tho fourth section provides that tho
contracts provided for III section three
shall DO for Il period OF one year, and
shall be renewed from time to time, but
no vessel shall receive a subyention under
the provisions OF this act for u longer
period than ten years.
Carrying of Mails,
Sections five and six authorize ana direct
the Postmaster General to enteninto CON
tracts, for not less than i've nor more
than ten years. for the carrying OF mails
in steamships built and registered in the
United States, between ports of the
United States and foreign ports, on tho
routes, at the rates OF speed and for the
amounts following: ~ 83
3 From q port or tho Atlantic coast to
Brazil, on steamships OF not less than
fourteen knots speed, for y monthly serr
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he foreign trace shall be eligible TO re


the foreign trade shall be eligible TO re-
8ceive the subventions. is rs follows:
K S'.That In the interest Of the national
Sdefensc and for the performances Of the
public services hereinafter specified. ar-
lter July first, nineteen hundred and six,
tito Secretary OF the Treasury Is hereby
authorized and directed to pay, subject
tn the provisions Of this act, out Of any
money ii, the treasury not otherwise ap-
@lropriated to the owner or owners of
amy vessel hereafter built and registered
In the United States or now duly regis
tered by a citizen or citizens Of tho
United States dncludingj as such citizens
any corporation created under the laws
Ief tho United States or any OF the States
& thereby, subyentions as hereinafter pro-.
8Nided; that is sto say (a) the sum oil five
dollars per gross registered ton for each
vessel. which has been engaged in the
4 foreign trade BY sea or$the deep-sea fish
cries for Il period Of twelve months, in-
$c,udng time necessarily consumed lin
naisins annual or extraordinary repairs;
gsGnS the sum OF four dollars per gross
Il regiHtered ton for each vessel. which. has
i been engaged IN the foreign trade BY sea
cor the deep-sea fisheries for q period of
sine months or over, but less thanAtwelre
y months, including time necessarily con-
h sllmed In making extraordinary repairs;
& te) tho sum of two dollars and fifty cents
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DULL ROUTINE.
Committees on Health, Local
Assessments and Light. #

5mcnts gI ana Light met last night. Vt
none or them disposed of any matters 9, 3 OK o.
public Interest. The Health Gon nm .;,S
Month and adjourned at nm cprly noun
4 The Light Committee agreed to so:ne
notifications IN the plans q the pl r9po,s Sc,
now gas holder for tho We fIiloi ~
y rho Committee on Local Assessments
held fort h until "a late hour,5 hearing cls,
liens In opposition to bills rendered them
for paving, ts,l " AZ ss5 isi x
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"a
vice at maximum compensate not
exceeding $4,000 n year; for q fortnight
service, at a compensation not exceeding
500, 900 u year. al 9ls 81 81 I
Atlantic coast port to Uruguay and
Argentina. fourteen knots speed, monthly
service, sls75oo; .fortnlghtly SITE. Go,
Atlantic coast port TO South africa,
twelve knots speed, monthly service,
slS15OO; fortnightly, $4,000
GnlfIof MaHico port to Drazil twelve
knots speed. monthly service, SlSH5Oo;
!fortnlghty, $4,000, "a
Gulf port toFgCUba fourteen knots
speed, semi-weekly service, $4,000, .%{
Gulf port ia Central America, twelve
knots speed weekly Service, 81, 900.
( Gulf port to Mexico. twelve knots speed,
weekly service $4,000, " s.
Pacific coast port, via liawall, to Japan,
China and the Philippines. sixteen knots
speed, monthly service, $500 600; fort;
nightly 500, 900. ii q 81 Bs
Pacific coast port to Japan China and
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Motion Picture Entertainment

the Young Mems Christian sso s;!i
.hG rst tsmls sol o %th III
thp M nn tlr ai noise aifectss These&nre tbs
s zen Thomas Edison pictures arg
nc coi ored effects are very srealls tle ,phe
combination Of historical and comlc "a ~ y
lmeilt With pleasure md profit, \, /. I.
There will .be y matinee at 2%Sp and the
La lgerl show mt 8.3O, XIV
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Will Install Officers

IIenrice Council, No. Tss, Roy,al Arc,,i;
mum, !, viii have a public lnstnIla ION ,ol
oMcsrs tonight at Nelsefs Il, Ha
monies, tor which m ola bora.t t, pro,
gramme has bee. arrantgea py INC CON-
ii il, 1sddil'tlpn to the 81 attainment short
addresses n WIN !. be delivered by soYer's'
prominent Royal ArcAnumites,, Z, II y.
ty lls ssre 81 ths % Srep s
performed BY the REV, p r. M Nc Ider,
man w q pa bnesi grand gulae, ;.
10 cuRE aAsc oLD IN q NE pay
Take I.axatiys Hrono Culnlne Tablets
Ali druggsts refan the money. tf Y ta ~,
each box Ge,-adys II
IhTERsTATE 81 Gan CANE GROW
1ERSJAsS &C lATl ON M ON re 0ME n
y a Al A n, 25. 81, sQs. N
one fare plus = gen y Tor I, tne. round
lars apply any gent q Southern sall
way a sE llSSs
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ss Fine, stylish, dependable Berry
Overcoatsa for B oys-al,dH IS really a5'
@em atstheSneW figures
GA ButEwe like to 40 Big II fings 8foor
we want to trairst them Berry-Ward.@8sA
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tho philippines thirteen " knots spced,,
monthly serWlcc, salo,0ooh fortnightly, $500 4

-
tho philippines, 81: ldrteon " I'm OTIS speed
monthly service, $4,000; fortnightly, s42O 4
900 3sgS ~ q 81 81 * 55 h ss@S & :.
Pacific coast port to Mexico. Central
iAmorica and the Isthmus, Of Panama
twelve knots speed. fortnlghtly service.
sl2o, 900, 81 ~ .5 "a +. K
81 The same requirement., as to the Y en-,
5roliment of naval volunteers, lis made OF
steamshils obtaining suoh mail contracts,
as Is exncted OF vessels obtaining SUBJ,
5ventIon. III b Il. 81 y. & ii Ell D ;{,s 38s
Tonnage Tax.
Tho tonnage tax ON foreign vessels en-l
tered 1ing United States ports IL provided
for In section eight, as follows; S
'.That q duty OF eight cents per net
ton, not to exceed In the aggregate eighty
Gets per net ton in any ono year, ts
hereby imposed at each entry by sea on
all vessels which shall DO entered IN any
port of the United States from any for-}
eign port or place In North America,
Central America, the West india Islands,
the bahama Islands, the RernludA Isla nds,
the coast OF South America bordering
on the Caribbean Sea or New found land /
and IL duty of sixteen cents per not ton,
not to- exceed In the aggregut to one dollar
and sixty cents per net ton IN any a, one
year, is hereby imposed at eaol entry
by sea ON nll vessels which shall he en-
tered In any port Of the q United states
from any other geie'n port OF pla 1aotli
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cfiAMRERLAIN'sn COUGtt REMEDY
hi ACTS ON tNATU RE IS Lam.

3 The most successfuI smedlcintS are tNuse
that aid nature. Chamberlains Cough
Remedy acts on this plan. Take When
you have u cold and It will allay the
lion, open The seoretlo,nas, and aid nature
III restoring the system to a keal thy con-
dition, Tllousands v have testified to It's
superior excellence. couHteraets any
tendency Of a cold to result IN pneumo Al
Sor sale by all druggists.
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North Carolina.

fsSS3 I3ynnnl, Sthe SLAYER of Afford. not yet
#broughtgto Raleigh, and an officer had To-
lie sent after him G overnOr5 CLIENTS in
8auguratlon will take place the 18th as Y
planned. but owing to illness Of Governor
sAycock $ daughter the reception cannot 4
Gberheld In the mansion. but NH pc given
under the 3 Capitol dome he directors,
the state prison to ask for $50, 900 forSa
State rerormntory 1Gng lne+ and boiler
works to he organized q tl reellsbor9 Az
N The Leg Stature conVen es. but CsnyernpE 81
sf.1essag e not read !; officers Of both housesf
\ elected \ rewsblls tintroduced--A romantic
marriage in Rex Hospital TAT Raleigh
gf$3 General. 5Es
3' Definitely known. that. estyensky will!
time :%i Japanese entry into Port Arthur
\ will he imposing affair; no hope OF peace
Jet; hostiles submarines may meet sooniinl
Indian Ocean---Merchant Marine Conf
mission presents report cont tanning numncrt
of important provisions---Senate takes
allp Statehood bill--lamb to he chief
speaker at American Forestry Congress
8to-day---C Colorado Legislature meets, but
r takes no action in gubernatorlals contest
effort Ito Gust two senators----Nlrs Chad,
wick declares she has been TIM, u OF
n bllzza I'd 80 Eight killed in wreck Of cow
boat Defender i fort t6 get ball for
Man Patterson Mayor or Portland, who
was former Chief Justice Hof Oregon,
United States Senator and Attorncy-G Gem
cral, Indicted for$rna lfeasance In office
Moody declares beef trust is mercl css-----i
Theodore Thomas. famous musician, dead
- General FitzhuSh Lee gets ovation at
American Forest Congress. 5sf
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SUMMARY Y'!E ], NEWS NJ: \ 81
THE 5SLVcat her.

;l nc wv CaIllGStsS sse
ttECsTx>s scas ~ I lso'
ahS re- 4 F Tia not NJ cold hurs4
tt,etets sl,
Sis Winds, hcepnifl east ana
s i;sss fa'r ,sh, u irssh ssss
aspichmonds este rsdas was clear
ana eriyScoEld \, IN ss$ b Y! S5
I,A dts 81, .rIiE rli 1s1'St oM1 3 y,
EV A. Y III q
1 q. rs. 4. \. ali XXI
n I, - y pa M
IN ~ M M q, -
4. +.
il ~
highest vests r. faa = 81
Mas ltcn it,ernture Yesterdays, Ky Ky
Mnrimal temperature aiim a., f,,r 10
i1eparttrcBfro normal TEN g NJ A.
8PrGclpitntion dlrir past - 81 4 -
q Richmcnd.
sy,Yr,nta Hotel Assocat toll holding M
Snni.1 u meeting n%thss city, tne Eues ~
Richmond hotel mem se5 fhei,.
Held ycsterdn etectives 4, ,li ny
haaqInaauhlefs otflee q the Ghef ot police
asrpennts uniform 10 be changed M
Who had been slightly injur ~ -, it,nls
mas by e an1 % s Mr IL III Marrsen
Order issted for COMPANY 4, - ~ t S,.s
n I3lues, 10 elect n eutenant new tact ,I,s
are 81 a,sn Many
8,iikss iparty sof friends e clnenna ti :,
snnIemc Court proceedings yester,dinty arg II
Tic cases TO be called aytlrrc MI ~
&s ,t,,, man Killed ~ a. shifting engine
IN ,,nht. Health md . ames River Improve
ient Committees hold regular sssslons1i Z,
:erpSgat,I q. coma,lHN!scS'tGin Eghass
" Davies, III, old Petersburg nal.
8intofM Manchester and Is cared for---Ceme-
tery Committee entertained Dy
tendcnt c,,-flnssncs nrdcrs to meet
tonight. Il e. .5 3.8 N l,3
Virginia.
sensation caused in the Wooldridge
trial tfig ttorneX ~ i,ry His-
e nus D bec ais 81 tho incompe
lssi u F. mother Of Annie Boil ling
Vas tho chief witness 8ilt Sussex GOVT w, /
house terday "
he heavy gnle prevents d Launching at
tia Newport News sllipy ged lazy
futnlly hurt by m exploding stov 70, ,
.NhlnEdon---D libetTte attempt, to poison
:iIwhole Family In Wincheste ter oe tratd-5
ley farmers, captured in Yorls-- =.
Dredging Of hAiioor of 'etersourg iet ! =. :,
#assis,inent In FrederIcksbprg small
BOX epidemic iii two districts In Cnmpbeil
county and the board orders compulsory
Evaccinat ion---The Il Newport n ews ia shi lo. {
yard ahead OF the government yard at
8 New ork III tho race Of buildln g 8ba tle,
Sslips---N ortolk sal oonlleepers plead
( ,,av inc, hit take appeal 3agnihst licenses
/ being 5revoKed-.-C Character Of woman IN
h Balloon must be proven before lewd wo-s
a niann4$law# can be opera tive lunterE N
wild ca t-----S torn on the Virginia coast
d one OF thu worst for some atime---ie nd-
h Oh collision near FRANKLIN Junction res
suited without fatalities. 6s t3, XII 5t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-25
APHORlSMS.

A good intention clothes itself with
powec.-Emers0n-
He that swe.ls In prosperity will be
sure to shrink In adversely
Responsibility walks hand iu hand
With capacity aud power. 6. Hol-
land
Good na ture and evenness Of temper
will give you an easy companion for
Hfe-Steeie.
Stiffness Of persons and steadiness OF
fea lures are signal marks Of good
breetiing-O. W. Holmes.
The prudence Of the best heads is of
Ten defeated by the tenderness Of the
best OF hearts.-Fieiding.
It is easier 70 enrich ourselves with
A thousand virtues than 10 correct our
selves of single fault.-Bruyere.
The individual who is habitually
tardy in keeping n appointment viii
never De respected or successful in
life.-W Fisk
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-25
Eating Worms.

All ma tons save the worshipers OF
Buddha eat the flesh Of animals Even
The lowest and most disgusting to eye
and palate ind a home whera they are
welcomed Worms and Insects must
furnish food aud grace the tables not
only OF rne noor. but OF the rich. Think
Of the gourmet who praises the luscious
woadSnipe. and still more the black
mass from the inside that he carefully
places On his toast and eats with
feeling akin 20 yenera ton, He g eat
ing The worms that live IN the snipe's
inteStines or equal 9alue IS the IA
nous palm worm Of the West Indies,
which forms one Of the best dishes Of
luxurious dinners, It's near relation.
the gl-ugrl worm Of Java IS said 10 be
-eher still and more delicate. Nor do
costly siikworms escape the fate Of all
that .s eafabIe. Freed rom their CO.
eoons and datntily dressed they are
highly pr.zed and largely swallowed
oy the people OF Madagascar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-25
A GRASSHOPoER RACE.
naekay Woa 1t Because the FrS
f.ssOr Got the Wroa8 Bottle

the W fO0S 0OShe-
.onn ". MacAay was an early riser,
a hard WORKER aud. although exceed
iux.T aosDira Die vas himself absremi-
Gus and could seldom De induced 70
olay cards tor money, and then Tor
only aomiuAI sra keS. The only game
that seemed 90 attract aim vas me
'.vra sshopppr races with which the
mining superiotendentS on the Com
stock oeyu1ie.i i portion OF the noon
hour while waiting for luncheon j { the
Savage company hosting house. Boys
caught zrasshoppers and sold them TO
he players at 25 TO 81 cents each, Eacn
player paid liked stake, ranging from
81 70 $50. INTO The pool, ard the man
whose hopper made the longest jump
captured the pool. on the Gay before
christmas it was agreed 10 celebrate
that holiday with 4 pool The stakes u
which were TO be 500 tor each playeg-
The terms were play OF pay, and at
cse Instance Of a tserInan professor
who vas superintendent OF leading
nine each nan was allowed 10 Use any
means that ae might devise ID STINT
.ata ais grasshopper. The professor
vas 80 full OF MS scheme to zcten
ctcally capture the 5000 pool-for
there were ten entries-that be commu-
ntca ted il 70 a Young assayer who was
not 4 grasshopper plunger. The pro-
tessor had e1per.Elented and ascertain
I'd that gra ra.shopper that was touch
I'd by 4 Tea ther dipped in a weak solu-
ton of aqua ammonia would Jump for
his life The young man also expert
uenred, and as a result De flied bot
re OF the same size and appearance
with cyanide OF potassium and man
aged TO substitute It for the other in
the professors Ia bora tory. The next
day. when the professor after much
boasting about his scientific attain
nents dipped feather in the suosr-
ruted bottle aud touched bis insect with
It, the grasshopper rolled over as dead
as salt uackereI. amid the roars OF
the crowd Mackay's hopper Won the
big pool and two widows, whose hus-
ba uds had been killed IN the Yellow
Jacket mine, received a gift OF $500
each from an unknown source--San
Fra ancisco Call.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-25
The Cob Pine.

Corncob pipes are as old "a the settle
nent Of this country, and the proba-
found the Indians sucking followed
out cobs through reed root stems
There IS historical warrant for say
ing that Andrew Jackson smoked cob
pipes and was fond of them. Tradition
has II that after that famous dinner Of
sweet pota toes General Francis Marion
proffered the British officer who was
his guest a corncob pipe and a mole
skin pouch OF sun cured leaf tobacco
Savannah News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-25

IarriaHne9 said me 0fIIe ~ -
meeting aer one day on rhe street.
Yes. nv dear. and Ter NE tell
Won one rhtae. when you rake hold
Of hands. nv lear. keep your own On
-se 20 hat he minister shall place
his hand apon yours onlv. You will
have he upper hand you know. al
vavs. # vou 10 that and you will
never have It without
Knows All Marriage Suggestions.
7f course such sentimenrality could
nor i've aparr from superstition. and
-b4r- IS no wedding superstition, how
aver rival. that Miss Rittenhouse
has nor Kept track q. and no little. in
significant happenings 70 which she
deas nor attach importance There
is many a wedding party that she
hovers about as It enters the church,
To DO some little service for the bride.
ct ne just nnbutton one Of your
1loves-it is better luck; You will not
BE- bound so tight
: Whatever you do, don't cough at
lie altar" she warns many groom
Many another she has provided with
pennies when she has forgotten 20 put
something in his new wedding suit
out of Difference TO the superstition
that he who goes 20 the altar with any
of his pockets empty will never be
any Weather. She also notices
every little move or emission. upon
zach Of which she bases prophesies
,Fhich surprise her hearers. Which
ona will rule. which one will die first
whether the couple will be separated
whether thew will disagree. all are
predictions of which she is firmly
convinced. after she has observed The
minutiae Of the ceremony.
She is not only considered some
thing of a mascot. but many Phila
delphia bride has secured in advance
he rules upon which she places the
greatest importance.
Whatever you do" she says
stand close together at the altar;
when you give the response speak II
an equally low voice and both rise
from your knees together II you
stand apart you will quarrel. and the
one who breaks either Of the rules
will die first When the groom racoe
nizAs some one else on the wav to
the altar he will soon be locking tor
another wife. and when he bside
looks aside while she Is standing a.
he altar she has II in her hear.
whether she knows or nor. 70 taEa
another husband
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-25
: BIRD LOVERS ACHIEVEMENT

In every available nook and cram
around his residence At chaadla.
r ? Mansfield aas provided rest
5ne boxes Tor birds EearT or u
hess IS occupied. aud in he traos
ana shratbefs around these ara ''tar-
si1g zuni icads # nests, Nc fewer thar
,orzg-flFa distinct varieties of birds
having 6aan counted The whole
rlaee IS a gigantic aviary, and for the
b4neft Of The sand martins, who now
ouild thera in large numbers, Mr..
Mansfield has undertaken consider
able ayattons-London Mail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-25
SHE COULDN'T QUALIFY.

J. Ben Lee had caller from the
country the other day. says the An
thony fKas4 Republican
"Be you the man who makes pic
tures9" she asked. Mr. Lee admitted
that he was.
Can you make pictures for little
children"
Certainly"
and what do you charge for am =
vas the next query
Three dollars dozen
@oh, shucks'a said The woman. in
= disappointed tone; ehera I'll have
. wait till next year. for I've only
got eleven