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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24

UNI gemeinfam Fuoentif9e Snierefen
gu f6roern. nit @sht einen ginarif in
ibre altiiberlisfertsn pribilsgien be
fdmpft.
Sn giisnad nahm Der gerbanbsta9
Der Se6niiden Sodf9ulsn cine @efo=
Luton on. in melder fonfefionsnen
9orporationen ole tubsntifdsn 0er=
binoungen Die Saisinsbsrs9tiguns ab=
geipro4en wiro, neil Hs ton~feifioneIe
Spaltungen f6roerten. 8stanntli1
bate Der ausidub Der Stuoenten Der
Se9niiden 9odfdule au 0annoper iei=
nerseit cine @insabs an 8ettor unb
Senat 9eridtet. UNI Nuf6iung Der be-
febenben tonfsifonslen S%tuoentens
gerbinbunssn.
Dem Nusidub NOR bann er6fnet
poroen, oaB ieoe tusiters Neitation tues
gen Der auf6iuns Der fonfeifoneQsn
8erbinoun9en, bsfonbers bic Nufor=
oerung an Die StubentenausfdhHe Der
hbrigen 9o4f&ulen, bel Strafe Der
Delegation 8u unterbleiben babe. Die
4nwsiiung tpar benz Senat brett bonn
preubii9en 3ultusminifterium auges
gan9en.
g a9enf6niQ aufGreierss
Giben.
DRESDEN, %. Geb. Wan ersdblt
i9 bier, baB Der bon ieinsr Suite, Der
iebi9en @rdfin MOntisnoio, 9efdieoene
86nig 5rteorid Musuff bon Sa9ien
oemndaf cine neue gbe ~ein3ugeben
beabf9ti9e, au mel9em 8sbufe er
S9ritte our grlan9uns oes bonn pap=
fe 3u ertbeilenbsn Sispenies thur, tuerbe.
Die 8raut 1T, ME fsrnsr b~srlaute:, be-
reits erforet tporoen, unb atpar burH
@ermittluns bss Gaiiers ielbft, bsKen
Sdwassr Der Sadfent6uis merbsn
foa. Seine Muserwdblte foa ndmli9
bic S9wefter Der 3aiierin, bic etwa 81
Sabre aIte prin3eifin JeooOra bon
S4lesmig Solfein = Sonberburg=
Iugnbenburng, iein.
@bina.
9 b o enfdmpe e.
Sintt4en, Manb4urei,
%. 5eb. Die Sapaner fabren fort
bic porgefdObenen Stelungen bes lin.
ten Glt9els Der &ufsn an3usreifen.
Jim 81. 5eb. maGten He nit wenig'
fiens 8 Yataillonen einen Mnsrif. Sie
&ufen ma9ten einen snersiiden &C.
genangrif unb beiebten bas Sorf
Sapinber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24

Our4mefer bon 6 SUB bat. Die Be-
frOnuns bieies Hunbfnopfs tilbet cine
16 SUB LANCE, einen Ypfauneneneel
buriteaenbe Wetterfabne unb bariibet
tit als @bf9lub bes Gunaen Elm 40 SUB
bobes &reu5 angebra9t. Sir Die
9auptfront limb feds 8ilbnerte, bar
unter zines BON profe1or Sentf4, GU
TIERS Iuftreten i'm Hei4stas gu
Wprms bariteaenb, beitimmt. Der
Mltar lit aus Marmor unb 8ronse berz
seftent unb bat cine 9reite ton 10 SUB.
Oas alte 8erliner Oomgelduts fanb
1u9 i'm neuer Dom 0eripenbuna.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24
SHrfei.
Mnar9ie m 4aufaus 8.

Mnar6ie m 3autaus 8.
3pnfautinopel, %. Gebr.
S69ft beunrubigenbe 8erii9te finb bier
iiber bic Sage 3u Datum unb poti in
umlauf. Gin enelii9er 2aufmann,
Der ioeben antam, fast, er lei ge=
n6tbigt geweien BON Batum 3u fieben.
mo iein 2eben BON Streifern bebrohi
unb feline Office 3erff6rt wuroe. Die
Bebbrben bort follsn ma9tlos ietn.
Die 3abl Der Streiter, fdmmtli9 @eor=
gier, uirb auf 40, 600 ansessbsn.
Der Sampferberfebr 3wii9en. Bier
uno Datum if ein9efelt.
Nrabien.
SerrtoIle' " uIlab.
Nben, %. 5eb. Der .tole"
MuQab lit pieber auf benz 2rie9s.
pfabe. St fol einen Saeemari9 DO,
Obbia feben uno cine Mn3abl Inbdn.
ger bes Sultans BON Obbia get6oteI
baben.
Sas Sultanat bon Obbia, bas an
Der Somalittfe bon Of-Afrita lie9t.
lam i'm Sabre 1899 unter italienif9es
Prptettorat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24


gs moAt bic @eburt uns treber ebeI
NOD gut, mod fann Tie our S6anbe ees
Te;den. Nber Sugenb unb 2after, Tie
unterfdsiben bic MenI9en.
Werbeerenber 6 DtIpn n.
Gin gpflon ridtets I'M @aliepo-Sbal
Serbien, grobe @erbesrunsen an. Gr
RIB unter anberem elm 9uus aus Der
@rbe, bas er mittrus unb 1900 SUB
peit o ieinem Stenbplase nieber=
ieBte. Sabei nurben feds Meni9en
setObtet. Niele Menf9en trusen Ser
lesungen babon.
g 9redIi6e Gifenbabn :
a tropbe. 9ei einem giiens
babnz3ufammenftoB purben Bel SAINT
tatpu, Sapan, anei Mdofen gu Stiiden
aerrifen, bier PaHagiere auf Der Stene
getObtet unb bier onbsre fhper perlebt,
baB fe nu9 furaer 3eit ftarben. lleber
100 Reiienbe purben lei9ter ODE.
fnperer beripunbet.
@pn YferDebu en 5er@
# a mpft. Nuf Der Gbau1ee spif9en
&~arlshorit unb ELECTROMAGNETIC BEL
Berlin ma bas @eipann zines 8rauer<
fpagens bIr4gegangen. Mitten auf
benz 6abrbamm f9leppte f4 Der 58z
idbrige Nlmoienempfdnser &roi4ed,
Der perfrippelte 8eine bate, miibfom
poripdrts. Gr bermo9te ben 8iirsers
iteis ni4t mebr redtasitis gu errei4en.
Sm nG9Iten Nusenblid hatten ibn bic
beranraienben Sbiere erreiht; iie parz
fen i'm gu 8oben unb aertrimmerten
ibm bur4 9uftritte &opf unb 8rmit.
Man ipolte ben @erungliidten nah
einsm @erliner 3ranfenbauie iiberfih@
rem, er ftarb iebo9 bereits duf benz
Sransporte.
Rtt,tIf.
Gunft fo,nmt bon t0nnen Der uro fennen,
Sarf nimmer Gins bonn anbsrn trennen.
Mer einsia fennt uno fann bod ME,
Der lift elm Mann Der 3beprie.
llnb iper ba funn unb fennt bod niht,
9reibt Gonbipertspraris plump unb iblibt.
Tur iper ba iennt 3ugleih uno tam,
Sen ftaunt bic Welt als Genius an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24

8 I. Betersbur9, %. Gsb.
Sis 0adridt, baB Die @ntfdeiouna be,
Barrier 2ommiiiOn ibsr ben Norbiee=
3wii9enfaQ su @unfen &ublanbs
a~ussefallen Jet, bat in 5lOttenfreifen
uno i'm @Olte alsemein 9rObe gefrie-
bigune errest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24
Gulurnlntmnr.

g 8 IN II gum 0e=
l%inquenten, Der gum Sobe perurtbeilt
ifD: n5aben sic NOD etnen Wuni92"
quent: nSa, 9err
Staatsontpult. Sd tpiinf9' mir, nod
sSSyus ftubiren gu biirfsn!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24
HnBlano.
Streit I.

gen. Gs tam 5u erntten Tuhefforu1-
gen unb 1arfe Sruppenabibeilungen
tuurbsl a~ufgeboten. Die pOliaei per=
baftete piele perionsn, entlieB fe aber
tuieber angsfi9ts Der orobenoen Dali
tun9 Der Men9e.
2oo3 iii bon allen 8abnberfebr ab.
Qei9nitten.
Sn @serinatotpsfa bur&3o9en bic
Streiter bic StraBen, tparfen bic Sem
ter an ben 6abriten Elm uno stpangen
Die arbeiter lire gldbe gu berlahen.
Srnppen iOlen auf bic Streiter GEE
feusrt baben. Sn Golge oes @iisn-
babnfreits if isit 9eftern feline poft
mebr aus benz Weiten angetommen.
Der 8ertebr auf Der Wari4a=Wisn
gabn 1T sinsefslt. Der 8eriu@, 20
SOloaten als Sei3er gu berrpenoen,
muroe a~ufssseben, na9oem fe A SO-
fomDtiben ruinirt 6atten.
Warf6 u, %. Seb. Die 3u=
itdnbe bier srrseen in allen 2reiien bic
b69fe geloreniB.
Der 4ifihent bss @enerals@ ouber=
neurs eab beuts often gu, bab bic &es
e~ieruna ni6t piHe, msl6e MaBreseln
lie ergreifen iole. Bssi9li4 Der Ab=
fi&ten uuo pldne Der rebOlHtiOndren
partei limb b%eunrubigenbe @eridte i'm
umlauf. Der STREET oebnt fd aus.
gantbeamte, S%Ournalifen, Bureaus
biener, S9riftiebsr. 8uti9er, Wai3i=
niffen uno anbere GRANDDAUGHTER oroben
aussufeb"n. Sont berri4t bemer-
tenspertbe &ubs in Der Stabt.
Die gabnbsrbinoun9 nit Wisn III
nod untsrbro9en unb es 1T aud feline
ausf4t auf baloise 26iung Der
e9wieristeit. Eas meffliAe polen
bat nur mod telesrapbiidsn 8ertebr
nit rem mittleren Wefeuropa. pof=
laden tueroen ni9t bsf6roert. Sieie
umfdnoe MAIDEN fi9 i'm sei9dftli4en
uno pripaten 2ebsn unangenebm be-
msrfbar.
Der stabt brobt tiberbies 3Oblen-
mansel, oa Die 3ufubr aus benz Si-
ffritte bon 9ombromo nber bic Wiener
ga9n ssbt. Der @eneralsouperneur
bat f9 erboten Soloaten FIR Beoies
nurs Der 3H9e au felen, bod ntbt bies
Nihts, ba Die Streiter ole Wei4en 3er=
fort haben. 8iele bur69ebenbe 3hge
bon Wostau uno ct. Petersburg lie
gen bier feft unb biele Waaren aus
Srantreia unb Stalisn fno benz Der.
berben aus9efsBt.
Bon 2ob3 miro telepbonirt, bob In
ben meiien 6abriten wieoer 9earbeitet
tpiro.
@ar d q u, "a. Jebruar. Die
Strsitsr srsiisn CUR @ewalt. sic ba-
baben Die @eidsn=3entrale auberbalb
Der Staot 3erfi6rt unb biele SeIesra.
p~benordbte b%ur9f9nitten.
gafu, %. Sch. Die Stabt ii
iebt rubi9. Die armsniI9en 2dber
Fno ssi4lOhen. bod bic ganfen MAIDEN
unter Militdri9ub @si&dfte.
gs limb biele Rorbtbaten 9efdeben.
au& Srauen unb 2inbsr baben boz
2sber berloren.
&uffif9e 9 pione.
Ntuti9 pang, %. Gebruar.
6ier fno aablrei9e parolirte rufhi4'
Off3iere aus port Mrtbur. bic boz
Gbanabai tamett uno nod Sinmintir
tuouen. Bon bort MAIDEN fe bic Reifv
nod Muteen su @agen. &ufRi&'
4gentsn tusfli9 oes 2iao.6luRes baber
gerbinbun9en nit bief9en Gtnpobnerr
uno man slaubt, bob our9 Na4ri1tsr
auf bisfsm Wsse Der lebte ruifi3'
Strsifsus peranlabt wuroe. Die So
pausr tbun S9ritte, UNI oieie Terbtn'
oung su unterbre4en.
3ar ir ebung be!
Qrteges.
BerIin, %. 6eb. Dem biefi9er
6ofe if .mijeetbeilt uorben, oab be-
Gar our GortieBung bes 2rieges fef
entf&lofen if.
Der Srieg uirb nun NIT 9robs'
gnsrsie asfibrt weroen. na&oem oi
inneren 0erbdltniHe tpieoer unter Ron
fynfe her Nshxrheu fuh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24

Gine 5rau mub Is peritebsn, aleiil
fein Su iDnnen, unb ss lit %trauria,
trenn man iie Die la%nepeilieite @eIeG-
Thaft tenn MGeiniein bpr5iefe.l fiebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24
Der Hproees3 mif9en.
fall.

g I. Betersburg, %. 6sb.
Sis 0adridt. oaB bic @ntfdeiouna Der
pariier 9ommiiiOn hbsr ben Norblee=
3wii9enfau gu @unfen &ublanbs
a~useefallen Tel, bat in 6lottenfreiien
uno i'm @Olfe al9emein 9robe gefrie-
bigune erregt.
Saiffs=2 ge=
u9t.
g t. petersburg, %. Geb.
3ablrei9e Yertreter Der S4ifsbaub6fe
beriGieoensr 9dnber finb bier, im f4
&ontratte au fi9ern ftr, bic neue
6lotte.
prGfbent 81. g. 8robe bon
@ramps SdifsbaubOf uno elm 8er-
treter Der Bethlehem Stabl=W erte finb
auG ba.
Stalien.
@ artbaIbi= 8 entmal.
st o m, %. 6eb. Sn ben Stein'
briiden bon @arrara 1T Elm AZ Son1en
fdmerer WarmOrblod 9%eponnen wor=
ben, aus peldem elm @arioaloi=S Dent
nal sebauer peroen fOa.
@rdfin rWorban n
tIage.
Surin, %. Sch. 6ier tpuroe
Die Verbanoluns i'm Woropro3eB se=
gen bic @rdfn Sbeobolinoa gon
Martini unb berer angeblide 3Oms
pli3en misoer aufgenommen. 90
ger unb abssbdrmt fisbt bic bertlidene
S66nbeit aus, tuelde 3uIammett nit
ibrem %ebemali9en 2iebbaber Or. 3e9t
angetlagt miro Sr. Wurri. ibrer
eigenen Batter, unb Or. Naloi als M6rs
Der bes @rafen 9eouneen gu baben. Der
am %. Ausuf 1902 burd breiasbn
Sol9fi1e fiel. Sic gbeleute hatten
fid, isber nod fsiner Mrt Elm fottes
2ebsn fihrenb, an sablrsiden miifen
Orgien betbeiligt. Iu9 &ofa So=
netti, cine Waitrehe bes 8rubers bes
8rafen, ifebt unter Der Nntlaae Der
Beibtlfe i'm Worbtomplott.
Granfreih.
Snternationafe & o nl-
million.
paris, %. 6eb. Nus gutter
Quele perlautet, bab Der Spru9 Der
internationalen unterfu9ungs 2om=
milton @robbritannien annsbmbarer
isin pirb, dig es Der gefern mitge=
tbeilte Nus3u9 tuar. Der spru9 1T
fur feline Der parteien elm Sieg. Or
idont @uBlanos Sslbta9tung, lit
aber fir @rOBbritannien siinfiaer ME
fur Gublanb.
@Ontre.a omiral Sabis III. g. uno
iein Noiutant baben pafase auf benz
Sampfer 5inlanb 9enommen, Der am
4. Mdr3 Nntperpert berIdBt.
SeutI9lano.
Berlin, %. Geb. Die 6tonomi.
f9e @efeafdaft bon @enttaleuropa, be'
rem pr1fbent prof. @olf bon 2eipais
III, bat Elm 2omite ernannt, ueldes
unteriu9en fou, mie bic Sanoelsbe.
3iebuneen nit ben Der. Staten au
reeeln fino. Die 8ori9ldse uerben
benz 8unbesratbe unterbreitet tperben.
S6r 3wed ideint elm Sanbelsbertrag
nit ben Der. Staten 3u fein.
Ser2an3Ier belobnt.
Berlin, %. 6eb. 2aiier Wil=
bsIm bat tele9rapbii9 Reidstan3ler BON
Bilorp our Mnnabme Der 6anoelsber=
fridge i'm &sidstase b~eslidminiat uno
ibm ieinen Danf ausgeipro4en./
Der 2aiier bat au9 benz Staats.
Sefretdr BON pofabetpstp- Webner ben
Sdwar3en Moleroroen, benz preubH4en
Ndsrbauminiffer bon Poobielsfp bas
@robtreua bes Rotben Ablerorbens ber-
lieben unb ben Setretdr bes Neubern
bon &idt6ofen gum Mitslieb bes preu'
Bii9en Miniferiums Obne portefeuiQs
prnonnf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24
Scr Gtref
@ir1nlt lit Yulem l1rb Santaiiel eillen reSolntiu'
1ldrert Gbarafter am.

Ser Gar sr 5ortebung bes &rRgs ent6pfen. = Se 9ei6e os 0roBfhrfem
eegns eimgeiegnet. = Ser Senfde aaier Hber bic annabune Der
Sanoelsperrage entid. = snbentnDrrem. Ser sadem=
fSmg augebGd mf 5reiersfaBen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24

S6if' bi6 in Die @elt binein,
Oetn bein aopf lit piel gu flein,
Ils hos Ii6 idJid' Die @elt oarein.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

tion of troops and buildings as the
president may desire to make. the
presidential party will proceed to the
quarters of the commanding officer
where officers of the post and those
stationed in Little Rock will have an
opportunity to pay their official re-
spects to the president The president
will leave the post by the road along
the crest in front of the officers quar-
ters.
The officer Of the day is directed to
take special care to guard the roads
along which the president will pass
fl ON the time he enters until he
leaves the post and to see that all
tiriveways are kept clear. He will
also place sentry on the road in the
rear of the commanding officers quar-
tcrs, with instructions to allow no I'M
authorized person to enter the build.
ing durin. the presidents visit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
CANDY FACTORY TO RESUME.

The Bluff City Candy factory will
start operations again next week, un-
Ger the management of Mr.. Ashley. an
experienced candy manufacturer of
Chattanooga Tenn. who has leased
the factory The factory has been
closed down for the past two months.
The new manager of the Bluff City
Candy factory is said to be a man of
considerable experience in the bust
ress in which he is engaged. The
commercial element of Pine Bluff will
he clad to learn that the factory is to
resume, for it gives employment to
about eight men, fifteen girls and ten
boys, when in full operation. If the
factory receives the patronage 1t
e'onld receive, it will employ much
Ger force than this.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
STILL ON DUTY
QUARANTINE GUARDS WILL NOT
BE RELEASED BEFORE
KILLING FROST.
II Was Hoped That the Quarantine
Could Be Raised by Goth of
This Month.

Little Rock, Oct. 21.-Captain La
mar G.. Humphries of Fort Smith.
With twenty guardsmen from company
X of that city. came to Little Rock
yesterday afternoon. en- route to Chi
cot county. where the men will be on
quarantine duty until the present
rules are Abandoned Unless the frost
of last night should have been heavy
enough to Justify the lifting of the
quarantine. the miitiamen will be sent
to Chicot county by Gen. Haynes this
morning
1t had been the hope of the aulhori-
ties to be able to have all suardsmen
relieved of duty by October 20 but the
frost which was expected before that
date failed TO appear. There have
been number of requests from
suardsmen now on duty in Chicol
county for relief In order to comply
with the petitions. Gen. Haynes ask
ed volunteers. The entire Fort Smith
company, as men in all. offered their
services. but Gen. Haynes decided to
take out 20 men from that company
Captain Humphries selected the
euardsmen for duty and reported here
yesterday. Ten others from Corning
will also be sent to Chicot county for
duty.
AS some of the Fort Smith men
had been on duty for forty days ear
lier in the quarantine period, Gen.
Haynes decided to allow Capt. Hum
phries and his men to remain in the
city yesterday afternoon for a short
rest. The quarantine force is being
decreased as much as possible in ev-
cry district. except in Chicot county
The guardsmen who will be relieved
by Capt. Humphries' force are from
the Piggott, Paris and Cabot compa-
nies.
Dr. J. p. Runyan has been watching
the weather conditions very closely
for the past two weeks and expects to
lift the quarantine as soon as kill
ing frost appears. He will make an ef-
! fort to determine whether or not the
heavy frost predicted by the weather
bureau for this morning will be suffi-
| cient to kill all mosquitoes and thus
destroy the danger of yellow fever
making it's appearance in this state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
Salute Will Be Fired.

The presidents salute will be fired
when the president arrives at the non
commissioned officers quarters and
again as he leaves the driveway in
front of the commanding officers quar-
rs
The members of company M, Second
regiment. Arkansas state guard of Lit
tie Rock. will assist the officers in
charge of the work of protecting the
president and handling the crowds.
Major General w. H. Haynes issued
the following notice last night:
Major General Haynes desires each
officer and enlisted man of company
NJ. Second regiment Arkansas state
guard, to report at their armory Sun
day morning, October % at II a. m.
for instructions from the commanding
general. Arkansas state guard, as to
duty October 25, the day of President
Roosevelt's visit to Little Rock. when
the full strength of company II is
ordered on duty
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
CONTRACTORS DISMISSED
On the Charge of Desecrating Graves
in Bolivar Township.

In Justice l.. E. Cheeks court Satur-
day, Walker Stansell and w. G. Yer
ger, charged with desecrating graves
il, Bolivar township. were dismissed.
The cases against the negroes under
Mr.. Stanselrs employ were held for
the action of the grand jury.
1t will be remembered that Stansell.
who is prominet Memphis contract
or. was arrested. tokether with his
foreman, Yereer. and number of his
negro employees some time ago, charg-
ed with desecrating the graves of the
private burying grounds of the Barra
que family in Bolivar township. 1t was
alleged that they plowed up the skel-
etons of the parties buried there while
building the levee at that point, and
the relatives of the deceased immedi-
otely took action in the matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
Reception at Fort Roots.

Orders providing for the proper re-
Eeption OF President Roosevelt at Fort
Logan FL. Roots We're issued yesterday
py Lieutenant Coolnel A. c. Sharpe.
ne commandant.
! The order provides that the entire
command, with the exception of the
fuard. under command of Lieutenant
Eolonel Sharpe. shall act as escort of
onor and will receive the president
Il the crossing where he leaves the
rain and escort him to the parade
Found. The troops will be in full
fess and under arms. First Lieu
nant George E. Goodrich is detailed
attend the president. Upon arriv-
" at the crest of the hill the escort
1ll march directly to the center of
e parade ground and be formed in
ne preparatory to a review.
After the review, and such inspec-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
MINT SALOON AND RESTAURANT
VERY MUCH IMPROV-
ED.
Entire Interior Has Been Renovated
and New Fixtures Have Been
Put in.

Perhaps no business house in the
city has been subjected to greater
renovation and improvement recently
than "The Mint" saloon and restau-
rant, John E. Wells famous place of
busiess. During the past few weeks
Mr.. Wells has expended perhaps an
aggregate of 81 300 in improving the
saloon and restaurant business at
"hird avenue and Main street,
and as a result he has one
of the most up-to-date places in the
city. and is prepared better than ever
TO fill the wants and necessities of the
first class trade of the city, to which
he has long been caterer.
The entire interior part OF the build
ing has been completely renovated. re-
papered. re-painted, and new fixtures
have been placed in the restaurant
saloon department.
"The Mint" has long been one of the
most popular resorts of the city, and
Mr.. Wells, who is already recognized
as one of the city's most progressive
business men, is doing all in his power
to keep the place up to the highest
standard for the benefit of his thou
ands of customers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

they are said TO be not overly DJar
tIitl, squirrels ar" said to be thick
and with the recent cold snap ducks
are reported along the lakes and Ia
2oons. Rabbits are said to be fairly
plentiful, though little shooting for
that species of game is done by local
sport smen. with the exception of the
members of the IIassenpfeffer club.
an organization in which the member
ship is confined 10 six aud which
holds monthly hunts during December,
January, February and March The
spoils constitute the piece de resist
ance at a monthly banquet, to which
each member has the privilege OF in
Nlting but one guest,
Prairie chickens in Arkansas are
conn pa"ativclN extinct, due to their
wanton slaughter in he years from
1901 TO 1909. Fo, five years pr vinus
to 1901 prarie chickens were prot cted
by an act of the legislature which alb
solutely prohibited the shooting of
them When the law went out of effect
| they were plentiful, but with absolute
! ly no protection they were ruthlessly
| &c estroyed, principally by pot hunters.
! The legislature of 1909 came to the
/. scue of the fast disappearing birds
| by enacting a mcaS!i.e that makes it
| lawful to shoot prairie chickens only
| III the month of November.
Sportsmeh everywhere in the stale
| are said to express the sentiment that
the present game laws. Which, prohibit
! the killing of any birds for sale pur-
poses. the shipping of game from the
state and the prohibiting of non-resi-
dent hunting, have done much good
and have resulted in the rc3lenishing
of the game birds and animals, and
that if the laws are adhered to game
sfould again be plentiful in TIE sta5a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
The Blue and Grey Escort.

The commanding officers of the G.
Grams have selected the men who will
compose the special escort of the blue
anG the gray for President Roosevelt
while he is in Little Rock The pres
ence of this escort is expected to be
one of the most interesting features Of
the day, both to the president and the
great crowd of people that will be in
Little Rock on that day. The escort
will be mounted and will precede
he presidential party along the route
which will be followed through the
streets Of the city The veterans will
ing by the side of each Union soldier
The list of Confederate veterans for
the escort. which has been furnished
by Gen. Dan W. Jones, commanding
the Arkansas division, U. G. ". is as
follows: Dan w. Jones. S. II. Nowlin.
w. NJ. Watkins, A. J. Snodgrass. !.
. Kellogg, DR.. J. Fl. Lenow. B. W.
I Green. j. F. Smith. J. NJ. Stewart.
L. Minor. John S. Bell. S. c. Harley,
d w. c. Ratcliffe. r. J. Polk. and Charles
F. Martin
The G. A. r. veterans who have
been selected by Mcpherson Post for
Il the esecort are as follows: A. S. Fow-
Ter. George W. Clark, w. G.. Akers, !.
w. McPherin, A. A. Whissen, w. S.
King. A. Walrath, J. II. Avery, VIM.
Campbell. Cos Altenberg, c. E. New
man. Sam Henderson and Dr.. A. D.
fThomas
1 There will also be an escort of about
ktwenty civilians. but the members
nave not yet been announced.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
NEW RIVER GUAGE
Being Constructed at Foot of Cour.
Street.

A new river guage is being con-
structed here under the supervision
of Capt. NJ S. Brinkley of Little
Rock. The guage is being constructed
on the river bank at the foot of West
Court street. near the Trulock hotel
1T will be a long piece of timber ex-
tending from the river bank to the low
water mark in the river, and steps
will be built to enable the inspector
to read the guage.
The guage will be completed in a
few days, and an inspector will then
be appointed. and daily readings will
be reported to he United States
weather observers office at Little
Rock.
guage was established here sew
eral years ago, near the Cotton Belt
shops, but it has not been used in a
long while, and is badly out of repair
Section Director E. B. Richards of Lit
tie Rock was here recently looking
for a site for new river guage, and
it was upon his recommendation that
the present one was established here.