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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Training School to Open.

The Woman's Central League Training
School and Hospital will open It's training de-
partment Monday September 18th. The hospi-
during the summer About 400 patients have
been treated In the hospital since 1t was
opened, Many difficult operations have been
performed. The charges are Just enough to
cover Incidental expenses, as It Is a charitable
institution.
The cooking, drcssmDklng and domestic
science department viii be conducted ms before,
A new feature, Helps Home and Helps ID.
rcctory' is now established, directory will
be kept OF all kinds OF reliable help, also ac-
combinations for limited number In the
large building,
All subscribers to the school will be fur
nished help free, All kinds OF reliable help
are invited to visit tho office, No. IA North
Third Street and have their names enrolled,
as positions await all who are thoroughly
reliable Subscriptions to the school will be
thankfully received. ------ WI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
LAND CONDEMNATION,
Deputy Sheriff Of Henrico Will
Serve Notice To-day. Fl

Deputy Sheriff n, y. Ferrlter, Of Hem
rico, Will serve to-day condemnation
proceedings for the Chesapeake and Tido-
waiter Railroad against Charles w,
Childrey, A. Arenta, George Arents and
Grace Arents, owners OF the Ginter es-
tate; Minnie II. Young, Garland H. Har-
r!s. NJ. II, Gibbs and four negroes-Park-
er jackson, Henry Anderson, Alice An-
derson and Walter Fields.
These are the persons who have not
sold the right OF way claimed by the
new company; hence the proceedings
Tho commissioners ~, assessment will
go to the different places later and make
assessment on the property,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
BOAT CLUB MEETING.
Matters of Much Importance Will
Come Up}T o-morrow. ~

There will be a general meeting Of the
members OF the Virginia Boat Club at the
boat house on Mayo's Island morrow
afternoon at o'clock Various plans for
next season will be discussed. and ar
engagements perfected for securing a
trainer for 1906. IN ri 4. 81
Tho membership has grown to such an
extent that the present boat house VIII
be too small to house the number OF new
men who will come in rs soon as the
membership limit Is raised. Some OF the
more enthusiastic lmcn are anxious to
have the present house enlarged, or a new
ono built, and the question will probably
como up at this meeting. Refreshments
Will be DO served after the business Is
disposed Of.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
WAS THE WHOLE SHOW.
Frank Deshon Makes Hit AS the
x Office Ieffersof1s To- night.

{ Office Boy effersons Tonight.
comedy .'"The Office Boy" was given, at
the,,Academy last night by Ia.lnk Desl,on
Of no IN Unusual beautsy. Nj. Desh'ons In
the title role Succeeded In keeping his
audience IN continuous laughter, md
little assistance needed to be given, him
Katherine Nelson. n graceful little wo-
man as Claire Do Lime. quickly made
friends witt, the audience, an. was corr
,ay ana me he erG
second sactlyery pretty. Al
The Rivals Tonight.
L Following in the foots tops Of their faith
err tho we'll beloved JOSEPH, JEFFERSON,
William w. and Joseph Jcffer son are
presenting for thelr, fourth very sue cess
ssher!dan's delicious comedy The RI
vals." The former Is the Sir I.ucl,is
O'Triggcr, while the latter Is yalient Bob
aas h hd hve been ss ne
late Mr.. Jefferson for many years. 7 MS
attraction will be at the Academy to-
night.
"a The costum,lg and scenic investituro5
ar espokcn OF as absolutely correct, and
tho minu,estS detail Is carefully attended
TO- John 3nek Rosa KaRd
and Harry odlln. are stu members Of
this excellent comedy organization,
Louis James Tomorrow.
All the world loves Il soldier whether
he be a courtier in the frills and furbe-
lows OF the Ellzabethan period or
swashbuckler knight OF King Charles, q
frontiersman OF the plains or the accou-a
tired Roman warrior who stands with
Gladlus and shield In defense OF his
creed and honor. The blood tingles IN
res ponslvc accord to tho clash OF arms
to-day Just rs sincerely as 1t did CEN
tnues ago when the victor was reward
I'D with aurels Instead OF the metallic
token Of this prosaic day. Little rea-
son Is there, therefore, that such a play
as&''virginius' should not live and pTos-
per when others ''crumblo in decay
"Vlrginlus'' Is built upon the solid sub
stratum OF patriotism. valor. hcroism,
love and adventure, all 30 blended In
perfect harmony that It Is conceded to-
be a dramatic classic. For eighty-fve
years II has been constantly played, and,
judging tom the many demands made
fo- it3 presentation this S'ear. Its .popu-
ilarIty Is rather on the Increase instead
of decrease with ago.
Louis James, who liz an acknowledged
peer In tho delinenton OF Roman char
actor. will be seen as Virgln!us at the
Academy tomorrow night and as lingo
mar at the matinee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Have a Great Rally.

tlst Sunday i school viii have one OF those
enjoyable occasions which always mark
the beginning Of their fall season, Al
most the entire programme Will consist
will BIO vocal solos and duets, a violin
solo, and selections BY an excellent or
chestra scared for this occasion.
The usual exercises will be dispensed
with, and the events have been SO ar
ranged that every one will find them
Interesting. s ,is5s
81 The school opens promptly at 9:3Q a..
NJ. Every one Interested Is cordially In
aYited to attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
GENERAL COURT-MARTIAL
One Has Been Ordered BY Gov

: tT1UI WUHtdBUe1 IUI T OCt. 20.
Governor Montague has ordered gem
eral court-martal to be held at the
Seycutieth Regiment Armory, on October
I'd, for tho trial Of one OF the privates
OF Company II Captain Bapttst's COM
pany), who is charged with conduct un-
becoming a soldier, The court may also
hear other cases that are properly
brought before It. II there BIO. any.
The charge against the soldier is not
regarded as a very serious one, and will
not consume great deal OF time. The
Governor has named tho following mem
bors of the court: Captain A. ", Miller,
Captain y. w. Bowles and Lieutenant r.
T., Norvell. Captain George NJ skipwth
is judge-advocate OF the court, and will
In this capacity prosecute the cases Mat
may como UP for trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
New Road in Henrico.

People around the vicinity OF lakeside arc
mnnifestng much interest In the new road
which Is being opened by the Gnter estate. The
road will run through the Bloomingdale Farm.
saving mile around and several bad places In
the present road, This action also saves quit
an item to the estate In the toll that has to
be paid over tho turnpike,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Opening Pupils Recital.

Tho f,rst pupils recital OF the seslon at this
Richmond Conservatory OF Music will bc g!ye5
building, No. sos u. Grace Street The pros
grnn,me Will be rendered by pupils OF ths
plts,o department. These recitals are open z
Invitation to all Interested to attend n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Damage Case Up To-day.

In the Law and Equity Court to-day at u
clock the case OF Arthur Hayes against the
Virginia Passenger ana Power Company WIN
DO called and tho trial proceeded with. Hayes,
while going in Il carriage to Funeral on me
18th day OF October last was run into at the
corner OF Clay and Fourth Streets and more
or less seriously hurt. Flo sues for $1,000 dam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
PUBLIC PRINTING.
Bids Opened Yesterday, But
Award Will Not Yet Be Made.

Superintendent OF Public Printing Davis
lotion yesterday opened the bids for al the
State printing for the next fiscal year, but so
far the contract has not boon awarded.
Mir. Bottom said last night that the matter
was not vet In shape to be given out, Ms
there was n great deal OF work to be dono In
the way Of compilation before he could reach. Il
conclusion. Mr.. Bottom declined to make the
names OF tho competing concerns public until
he Is ready to announce tho successful bidder
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
IS Looking to Consolidation.

}5 Committees appointed. by tho Councils OF the
citles OF Richmond and Manchester are con.
sidering the question tof the consolidation OF
the two CT Ties Several Informal caucuAes have
been hold by members OF the two committees,
and Joint moetlng has now been arr 3. 70
Thursday night. September 2st
At this meeting It Is expected the consoli-
dalton scheme will take on tangible shape.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
X Colonel Catlett Here.

Colonel Robert Catlett, OF Rockbrldgc,
is in the city and is tho guest Of his
bro.her-n-.aw. Hon. D, c. Eggleston
Mr.. S. II. Montague, who was the
'Straisht.'ut" candidate for State sena-
tor In the district Of Norfolk and Ports
mouth IN the recent primary, Is In the
city and is registered at Campbell's Ho-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22

Police Board Adopts Helmet.
At a meeting OF thh Police Board, held yes
terday to consider bids for furnishing the po-
licen,en their winter helmets, the contract was
awarded Messw. O. II. Berry and Company OF
this city. 1}Seg
considered. ISL 3f t&S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Mustn't EAT BARK.
Police Will Report Any One
Whose Horse Chews Shade.

Although Mr.. George p. 6udWorth, OF
Washington. has not yet made ms ror.
nal report regarding the condition of
the trees OF Richmond. and his plan for
improving them. his visit has not been
without good results.
one OF the most horrible examples or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
pronertv Sold Wednesday.

Mossrs John r. Goddin and Company
.oid Wednesday for the executor OF Ma
or John S. Bowles frame house. Nc. zoo
North Twcnty-sixth Street, for s. 40,
and brick store, No. 1921 west Main
Street for 1911 &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
M. Christian Desperately Ill.

B Mr.. WlllIam n. Christian. Of this city, Tor
many ycnrs with tho State Bank. Is thought
10 be In n dying condition at the home OF ny
UNCLE Captain Thomas l., Christian. IN
Charles City county. Els sisters Misses Lizzie
and Mary Christian. and Mrs. George L.
Christian. arc at his bedslde.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Want Delinquent Taxes.

The county treasurer OF Ifenrico Is making UP
a list OF delinquent taxes. All who have not
paid up their delinquent taxes for 1904 must
do so this week, or their property will he de-
clared delinquent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Searched for the Watch.

rot out n search warrant against David Green
7colorcd) charged With stealing a gald .watck
from Or. Blanton. County Constable 7. HI
Samuel and Policeman Anglo served the war
rant, bu. were unable to find the missing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
The Baptist Council.

The regular annual meeting OF the Bap-
ter VIII be held at the BAPTIST Neigh
borhood~ House (the old BILLIARD House) a t
8:l5 o'clock tonight. There Will be an
elect ion OF officers for the ensuing year,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Loses Eve By Gravel.

Newton Maxey. son OF Rev.gtJ NJ: Maxey.
Court for carrying 4 gravel shooter. Newton
accidentally shot Julian Uranium In the eye.
and tho latter has los, his sight In the mems
Der. II M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Repairing Old Model.

; $500. INA rlnn /. P. Kennedy has had tbs
old model OF the State Capitol repaired, and i
is now being repan1ed by Mr. 4. Lee F Feancs
by Thomas j Jefferson, and from when 1, W
original state Capitol was built. II VII os
kept on exhibition IN tho Library US u 'e' '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22

and other important business will como
UP. n @ 4 }j$ ~
year will be brought under review, and
plans for enlargement for the future VIII
DO discussed. a full attendance Of tho
Bnptlsts Of, tho two cities Is expected
l6t7thc meeting. 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Hon 1ohn E. Nottingham Here.

Hon. John z. Nottingham. OF Frank
town. Va. for several terms a member
of the Assembly from Northampton
county was In town yesterday. He was.
here ia place his son, Jerome IN Rich
niond College. 35fia4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Marriage Licenses.

rhe cIerk OF the IIuo,Ings Court yesterday
Issued marriage licenses 10 Charles ~: an AT.
drewa and Annie Watkins, and to Zen aloFt's 4
and Clara Griffith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22

The name OF Noah Smith, one OF the
injured, whous said to be- from Richmond
does not appear IN the city directory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-01

Delibcs sylvia played The same a%
.an 5y Thomas orchestra, the pro-
,as4e 10 i Paliacci With magnificent
ID clamaioty work done by a rio Of
gou bones. prize song from Meist-.-
SINGER ,hrye and others, wefe 81 for
EInas" The Jacksonville journal
said. "We4z 3and al the opera house
last niehi ave Il musical feast such
- has zaIaom. il #=eea bon heard
aeforp. The band is easils ha pael of
my American band The program
ndcrad zono OF IHe most fa4olis
amber, in musical literature. If n'r-
counts for anythine, he aald AlI
Sc ariump8aH=lH successful on It's six
Ice. weeks tour" We NAY eXpect
extraordinary affair when he or
1ani ion IS heard here on Tues.iaE, No
4amDor = matinee anu night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-01

nome maIc lay women AMI rl,.
But lie surprised Toda answered.
no. Ne ii" work Man has boy =.
wife - sgorF.
The Toda meant what he sanl, :
though rhr .s.~siaua~y ar@1ed a",i tit
Iy lor~,H iIrped thc native. he con
not set hili - ba5id a HIT
All equally aan1siug story is told -
IN English officer He was 50 f;tze-
nv the handsome appearance of ono =
he natives ln wanted to take him
England ana piace him IN his OWL reg
mcm The officer gave the uatiT
skins aHd silks until the foda proiH
ised 10 bccoine an English soldier i,
was delighted With Ire officers bright
gaH uniform. lie did mol feel 9..
ap"dls leaving h.> country. his wife lli
children. lrt seten he WAS told !s-
soldier WON ne ~;tid.
Me 10 be III English soldier; NE =
Foda. Ne no work: me 10 like Work
Wien the English officer tried 10 Pc.
tllade him nlde answer: "Ta..s
Vic and hog. they ne English 50
Tiers 5i.c ~. Ne @taE home al
re.~j 80 be .fosisl hicago Tribune
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-01
. r + + + + + r 1. ! r + r +
.+
= ADJUSTMENTS.
r
= + + + + !. 1. + + + + + + +
kMUSE MENTS S.
Agreeable Surprise.

Buster Brown proved an agree
able surprise 30 the large crowd as
gembled 70 witness the comedy At the
Elks last night. Il was in fact The
REST show get given here his season,
and those Who remained d, home miss
ed a real a,-rara anou2h in -hese
times Of fakes. Manager brahe mas
clearly shown his ability 70 piease
the people in booking Bu-sel Brown.
and has given evideac- Of the FAC.
that he knows a GOOD play when he
sees il. There were those vino Went
= see Bo=tr Brown ana his dog
t.. 1as#aig gAt#W5sh con
side rab.e 8ubiousuess The Biaz ~as
new one here. anu il came aaheraid-
cd with the bon u 6f fepulaitoni 5ut i
left crowned with glory in he hear.s
Of Pine Bluff people.
Buster and his dog Kept he audi
eHce IN aFHfPfoag throughout the even
ing. aHd zae little f6IIoW deserved all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-01
Polish Versus Moss.

The speakers were two brawny Scots
who evidently had not met for q long
While. Sandy asked Donald about bus
ness. but the reply was either evasive
OF unsatisfactory, for the rough IN
couth Sandy. PERHAPS suspicious that
his friend had fallen into his old tricks
suddenly broke forth loudly and vehe
mently. "Hech, mon he said, but
veil ha'e tae settle doom. mon Dona ID
Ye ken "a rolIin' stane sethers nae
moss.
'Wha's wantin' moss. We auld fog
gle: was the quick retort An here's
wan thing rollM' ~tane gethers that
veil neer git an that's polish. We pui'
gowr'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-01

The encomiums passed upon him, for
he is poss ssed of real genius for the
work he has in hanI. The music. TOO.
is catchy. fbe rhorns md ballet sirls
are pretty-on the stage. az Least, @nd
some of them OF the stage. ley
are all we'll drilled in thrir parfs. and
the entire plogra2 was carried
through vi hout single incident 10
mar the harmony
There is no doubi Ihat Buster and
Tige contributed nofe 20 tae pleasure
al lheir audience last nigh han any
other show hat has appeared Al he
Elks This season ana Whal more
could be said fol any sh9w = effee -.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-01
css Aan>e.

Gi.ale o elHbnaa r.aI or s,3p
= sd Hge@fy touupEr.o> had been
as>JIu@ theH .neuoei,> oy irving Jo
re.all and l.zze AN 1h.-uzay ,.cf >5laAc
,#ytsr &.t af til wa haNn@ fa3aa Il
ttds, thel e>S.Yed simpler test 10
aa tAy faa : of tiee mao muses..
one ot Tie soap @=fa clio, SAID
Ae. NO etfa said another Erato "
slid the tffsl 'EraIo@two aatmed
thc >erei.,''. "Eata2pa@ 'l.atarpe-
three. talIiapr. "e,aliiope f9ur'
.lella,ic,.o..e ierpsietore- i've" \
pll.,r .uG tlien "MeIpomene.@ said
number one "Melpemeae Sin" scor.
cd aunber Two. Anothef pause, and
then "Oh. ye>. ihalia. "'fhalia.@ as
scented the ether. well that makes
seven. iens pause. In tsvo shy"
asserted number one finally. tIneIoo-
shy eight, said number two soleinnly.
The crowd ,.1au> to thc health of Po
lymnia aud i.rAnia AT his eNpense.-
Argonalt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-01
kersands' Ministries.

Billy kcrsands' famous ins feio
headed by tn only ana original Huly
kersands. viii b. lhe attraction al the
Elks thea1.r SafurdaN, November
matinee and rtsht. This at'iae ion has
heen greatly enlarged his season, no
expense bein4 spared TO make il one
of lhe fer mos col rel eiazl@t zA7we
oi he day
The feature of sAe s.asoG Is .N.
amazing ana .asa4ioaal lirsl naal. N
the way of a. ann OH vaeaarloa
which is revelation in II II TIL"
clio is ent af ,he s5rane, 81 ttai has
ee=r bafH Hree- or Il 70 aur faea4 fho.
at#r 90 -. nclaata4 a.s5.es e.lly
Kersands himself, Alonzo Moore f'ho
alack li,F nI Ia aMaliu4 teajs Of
magic M4n>A Craig, h. honelesS mar
~. Z ~ Ia ou- Ambama
9l,gl,e C#m = II MoJ6ef~ Noiaa T
Nashineta.. he Heef= =qf AZ e75red
imitators Arthur maxwell. champion
eolored rick bjcaele rid r Of the
world
Prof Lac y challenge corafl aaHt
eftwenfy pieces viii render a number
Of choice musical selections in trout
Of The rheater a, 80 D. m. on the
date OF the performance. Don't fail
10 see the gorgeous street parade at
1l::30 a. IN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-01
LATEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD
BUT PROUD OF THEIR
REPUTATiONS.
Hill Tribe of India Whose Men viii
Neither Hunt, Nor viii They
Work.

IN these Gays Of pls~ti and energy il
sounds strange 70 talk Of pcnpie as ne
ins lazy, aud still the 1oda>, Il hill
tfibr Of India. are the LATEST people ~
Ghc world.
he fodas are not ashamed II fHeir
reputation and are free - confess that
DIZZY know II nothing foolish al
stupid a- work. Then eHe aHd oHi*
pursuit Is the raising of 5sf#fai9o~ Fhes
IRE far 100 .a#tof4Hl - f7Iiaw The eHIstst
An 8N Is their only 2a8neu. ai.5fa#.I.
theE kHp,5 ao& - #sz.=#Ils.- Fhss
a@e HIS #aF 4-5I- ##..t
e= N.i
tsezs=H .er & f# auu
~ -. l.- -
3e - taa.5aez t4
It=sszzzzz sazeat. 49, f59H -5a#z
ffe nnu9fa#> "H.si5 Roy a@a ~
laIs4a .HaHJ -. t4ss.l fh-a 4#th
Skis a,r c.s#sz.a.t ;.l.I ere hut. siI8 faa
neat Is u<ed - f,od Bnl mix :
1aeg p. NJ Fat=d Trey do no evea
relish tIr lt.:t#9f milking fhoir cattle
The heai lGiIher> are the ouly RE.
that sr- - he rpeI>uadet - do HIS la-
bot. l,'~e f.en are ehe-en from tile
cla., 81 "pe.Ei OF @sYus of t,ad.'
They are The priests and PRACTICE eell
acy. Although Ii" priests ,rnd n the
cattle each householder owns his cat
tie
Much as these men dislike, the curing
fer their cattle they iina farming n
less .Iignited calling. Soi4e yeans aso
Trey Went - VIZ With HER ncj9Abofs
tllt. i;adag, aid I[0tt,s. - thoy might
he IDLE - ley a fax OF oHe-c. 4IIth on
their grain prpsinct~ Nhen thel. grain
grows >e5irce Hey I've an roots and
berries they Wil! sell their and or
give il AWAY. but they will not eutti.
ale il ut ans price
The building of bamboo nuts does Hat
Interest Them any more thaI the eflti-
waiting of Tie soil. and theH make tbs
task e3>y RY making the boys ut tHe
hamt3o9 and HEIR wives build the nuts.
Ii i not unasaai for three t1lHit.es to
share o4e aheae. The men are often
50 laz7 hat li1eS cannot afford one W.fc
aloae but t.een his doe> uot vorr4
them Two o. three bfother~ manage
to support one wife. IndoieHt and
sethtnl. thet s,t l>liess for hours. III
concerned about all things. What they
knew theY EneW we'll, hey are intel
ligent within certain marrow limits. bit
lheY are 100 lazy 10 increase theif store
OF knowledge NAafeser has To be
done must be cared for by The women
and children
Strangely. their appeaftllc" does not
disclose lhis Hlo~t maried churactefis-
tic ihey are tall and we'll prop 5f,tion=
ed. They ooh Ike Roman @rna1 a.S ~
They walk wrapped in ~. II; rc>,eInbli!."
the ancient tn@d. Their appeaIaHce#iS
MOI only preao,se~~itte. but bold and
self reliant
Many an anal~iug story : told of Ills
small hil tr'be. numbering about l00
, men. IN NIaet'icHu missionary WaS
WORKING among them when one day he
san some women and boys hniioling
II hut of bamboo He inquired why The
men ~ere not performing this labor,
aud one woman explained. Husband
mine don't work; me and boys build
hoilse
The missionary made no further com
ntnt bu whom HE LII WAS butt Ee
tol3 Ihc husband thu he must ba=II
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-01
.tIlas ted.

le.leej.> Gle =saa is absolutely -
>eiula. 10 tAa Healt.. al Z bird. 80 NJ
fr.lts.5 liIa Ez.7s..tIejIsea =of the So
ala9za. HHa Easr hand lite
-ia-t - - uni # th"rr
f#= lfsz p ~ ru tEfNg= =StTI.t.##=#
fIta .ztIF esn.,li. 80
ae. 7f
Hs aa4 H-..f af -luHfa
sts4ca i=t=te l.ef .==ze=z=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-01

High Testineo" als IS II Weise Sand
Press accounts lead us 10 concludN
that we are 10 hear sou ching rarely
fno upon the forthcoming appearance
et Wells hand. Rarely has anything
approaching it been heard here" is
what the Commercial OF Danlille. H..
says about IT, addins professional NM
sicans say without hesitation. Wells
land IS he finest hey have fcaIl."
The Joliet News tells US The Gian
music from parSifal:;, the suite froa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-01
Hri..iIt Students.

Eft.Ht students.
ihc students We're afr ear and a
half rcrbaed from tAelr preparation
Tor entraaee uut ei r.; dfty three
could u.t ~ WHOM >As.,.~peaGe lived.
slIhod4i! 4.#t#5l' the a}= a.,
Seventeenth "at.tt 3ual hayc bee
lege $50 StHsle}f
placed INN is Inc tvcitth century fog
III IN" faIisi. .ialih .asea la ne lif
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