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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
FERRY CASE HEARD.
w. r. McFaddcn Says Rates So Low
He Is Losing Money.

County Judge H. j. KefWin SatUr-
day morning heard The petition Of ".
7 McFaddcn asking that the ferry
rates be increased. On The ground that
the present rates are too low To enable
him to make any profit out Of the bu3s-
ness of fcrrying across the Arkansas
liver at this point.
The present ferriage rates became
effective last March. and they are con-
adnrably less than the rates charged
before Judge Kcrwin went into office.
The plaintiff alleges that he has
been compelled to operate the ferry
by means Of "A gasoline boat, and that
the ferry rates are so low hal he has
lost money. Hunt and Toney repre-
scented the plaintiff in The case. Judge
KerWin will render his decision on
August 25.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
CUBAN COTTON CROP
The Boil WeeviI Is Found in Every
District

New York. Aus 19-The Cuban
steamer Paloma. which arrived today
from Cardenas and Matanzas. Cuba
brought four bales of Gotten. of seven.
ty-tive pounds each. consigned TO the
Munson Steamship company of this
city. They are samples Of the second
crop of Gotten raised on the island
Two years ago. when the price of
cotton scared. attempts were made in
various parts of Cuba to start cotton
growing on a scale large enough to
he competitive. Although not entirely
successful, the results have been rath=
CT gratifying than otherwise. 1t has
been demonstrated By experience. it
i: said. that cotton of the finest quail
ity-lOne. staple sea island cotton
tl.at brings from 23 cents to % cents
q pound and yields something over
500 pounds an acre. can be grown in
any part of Cuba or the Isle of Pines.
particularly the latter place.
On the other hand, however, the
boil wecvil. the cotton planters dead
~ foe, is found in practically every
district where cotton is grown. and
has effectually prevented the crop
from assuming any considerable pro-
portions.
Until some method of getting
around the weevil has been tried and
found successful. it will be impossible
to get men to invest large sums Of
money in the business. especially
while there are much safer sugar and
tobacco enterprises to embark in.
Nevertheless. the possibilities in cot
ton-growing, as. indeed. in everything
else in Cuba, are declared to be enor-
nous. as the fluffy bolls can be raised
anywhere in an area the size Of the
state of Pennsylvania.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20

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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
RATE WAR ENDED.

Chicago, August 9.-fSpecial)--
Because of the settlement Of the east
bound war on passenger differential
rates from Chicago to eastern points,
normal rates are to be restored tomor-
row the earliest possible date for re-
storation OF rates under the Interstate
Commerce act, made in New York
City. The Michigan Central railroad
agrees by this arrangement to forego
it's right to any differential to Bunalo.
It also agrees not to apply any diner
ential rate ont of Chicago on through
tickets to New York over New YORK
Central lines east of Buffalo. 1t re-
tains the right, however, Of selling
tickets at differential rates out OF
Chicago reading over lines other
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
YELLOW FEVER IN BROOKLYN

New York, Aug. ia yellow fever
scare was caused yesterday in First
avenue. Brooklyn, when doctor sum-
mOned to tenement found John G..
Murphy. a labcrer. violently i'll.
In lucid moment he said he came
from Panama, few weeks ago. AT
the Norwegian hospital, the physicians
agreed that Murphy had a mild case
Of yellow fever.
The health department was notified
and it's agent reported that he found
certain symptoms of typhoid malaria
and had grave suspicious that his fell
low physicians We're right in their
opinion that Murphy has yellow fever
He ordered Murphy placed in an $50
lated ward. An effort was made t.
find out what steamer brought the
man here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20

Nth the deafeHiHS roar OF battle
d1nuius into the ears Of himself aud
comrades, and With the shelf, and
n5uskotrN of tho enemy dealing death
and destruction e. every foot of the
holy contested ground over which
they fought just thirty five years ago
last Saturday William Keller Of this
city Witnessed the famous battle of
GraNolottc, in the Franco PrusSian
VII. Il was ole of The NEST import
amt enGaGcmcntS of the entire war=
4 war that had for lis ultimate and
Two principal results the establish
mcnt of the Third Republic in France
and the consolidation of Germany into
an empire, and the effects of which
have left q lasting Impress upon the
worlds history.
Mr.. Keller belonged To Twelfth
corps of the Second regimen. known
rs the Army of MaaS, under command
of Prince Albert II was on the morn
ing of August Is, 1870. that the EN-
gagement at GravolOttc began. The
Germans. stronger and better drilled
than the French. succeeded in driving
the enemy back to Metz but for =
time the battle ragged fierce and hot
He'll bcIchcd forth from the mouths OF
the cannon: death followed in tho
wake of the bursting shells. and there
was not a foot OF the forty miles OF
territory covered by the lighting lines
of the opposing armies that was free
from danger, and danger of the most
terrible nature Death lurkcd in cV
cry crevice Of the rugged. rocky coun
try in which the Prussian army was
entrenchcd. and the men were moved
down like grain before a Scythe
Cravolotte and Sedan-namcs forever
craven on the memory of every sub
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
VALIDITY OF NEW ACT ASSAILED
Law Comforting Power of Eminent Do
main Attacked.

Little RCck. AUG. 19-Thc consti-
nationality of the law passed by the
last legislature granting the power
of eminent domain to private corpora
tions who desire to construct short
lines of railroad te mines and quar-
rios is involved in the suit of the Ar
kansas Mining Railway company
AGAINST w. r. Field and others, which
was taken up before Judge Lea in the
first division of the circuit court yes
terday. The arguments Of the attor-
neys occupied the entire day and had
not been concluded when adjournment
was taken at O'Clock last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
STORM SWEEPS THE CITY
FOR A TIME sWooPED SUD
DENLY DoWN-TREEs WERE uPRooTED. AWNINGS BLOWN
DOWN, BUILDINGS cHIMNEYs ToPPLED OVER
AND ELECTRIC BLOW DoWN-RAN FELL IN TOR

Wind. rain and lightning caused
damage and created CONSERVATION in
the city Friday afternoon about 6
O'clock, when an ugly looking cloud
appeared in the north and sWooped
down upon Pine Bluff in a threatening
manner. Hundreds of pedestrians
were on their way home after the
usual business hours, when the heav-
ems became blackened by the low
hanging clouds. The whole earth
seemed wrapped in the cloak OF an
angry storm god. A gust of wind
gave warning that the pedestrian
should seek shelter and protection
from the elements. 1t was followed
by another. and another; and the fury
of a miniature stern burst upon the
city and it was believed for a time
that the city of Pine Bluff was in the
midst of a terrific cyclone. Small
trees were uprooted, awnings were
torn away by the force of the angry
wind, roofs began to crumble beneath
the force of the gale, and
chimneys crashed to the earth, dealing
out destruction and CONSERVATION.
The danger was soon past, however,
and the rain began to patter down in
torrents again. In few minutes the
whole city. was practically inundated.
? Bridges and culverts were washed
away, streets became impossible. sew
ers and cutters were flooded and traf-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
LOVE CANDY" FRAUD EXPOSED
Detroit Youths With Remedy for
luckIess SWANS Confess.

Washington, Aus lA-TWo b.
troit youths trading under I've ZANE
of Baker and Smith Will I've allowed
te use The mails 10 longer for tie
sale of their love candy "A coHfee=
Ton they advertised WAS sure 10 Nil
fpr luclleSs SWANS The love o' their
sweeteharts if only il We're hoT&hl III
sufficient quantities at 81 a mound AVID
fed to the youn. women. \ fraud
order was issued by the postal author
tiles against the firm TODAY the youth
having admitted they possessed no -.
cret of the kind they lai' claim To.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
USUAL BARGAIN OFFERS.

The Drcyfus "Bie Store comes for
ward in this issue Of the Graphic
with the usual full page announce
ment OF bargain offerings. Goods AT
greatly reduced prices are offered in
various lines Of cotton goods. and the
wise buyer will take advantage OF
them; for cotton goods are selling
much cheaper now than later, as the
short crop this season Is sure to send
prices upward Turn to eighth page
and read the offers made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20

whether it be in the interests Of sci
ence. humanity or plain notoriety.
EAT arsenic to cure the plague?'
said one prominent physician today.
at will cure it all right. but the cure
is as bad as the disease One might
as we'll eat paris green to prevent
death from drowning"
DIR. Leach called on Mayor L. Behr-
man at the city hall today in despair.
He almost wept as he described the
stoniness of his fellow doctors in re-
fusing to witness his trials with the
arsenic but added that he wished to
carry forward his experiment, mas
much as hundreds of persons are
writing him and calling at the ST
Charles hotel. urging him to go on and
meet death.
Have Their Hands Full.
The mayor offered his consolation
explaining that the physicians here
object seriously to any deliberate moe
ulations of yellow fever in this city
when they already have their hands
full fighting the malady DIR. Leach
went away mournfully and supped off
two pills. Tonight he said:
It is evident the medical fraternity
would be glad if DR.. Leach would re-
Move himself and cease asking them
to witness his martyrdom. and it was
with this in view that delegation OF
doctors tonight offered to catch key
full of mosquitoes from the Italian
quarter and ship them to Minnesota
for use in experiments there. Dr.
Leach shakes his head at the sugges-
ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
OPENING SALE.

The I,cyerenZ-Trulock Shoe cGmpa-
nv began their opening sale Saturday,
having become fitted up in their new
store at 22G Main street, and they
Int on sale some of the biggest aud
best bargains ever seen in Pine Bluff
in footwear. The sale was a success
and the store had a big crowd or Gus
toners. This sale continues till Sep
tembed I. See their advertisement
cn another page Of this issue Of the
Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
fic was suspended again.

nc was suspended again.
The damage by wind and water
throughout the city was by no means
inconsiderable; for, while no houses
were blown down, and the damage
was distributed over all parts OF the
and trees, the aggregate was great.
The roof over the Taggart TrulocE
Cotton company's building was blown
away and the rain battered down
through the ceiling. The awning III
front of the Simmons National hank
was torn down, and in falling struck
the large plate glass window in front
of the bank and demolished it. Chin
reys at the homes Of James Jones, on
Fullen street, and Mr. Brown. en-
West Barraque street, were blown
down. Telegraph poles and electric
wires were blown down by the
strength of the wind. and the fire de-
cartment was called upon to cut a
number of wires which had been cross.
ed and were dangerous to life and
property. Telephone poles also suffer
ed. The Citizens Light and Transit
company turned off the lights for sew
eral hours after the storm, and the
streets, swell as the homes of citi-
zens. were in darkness, on account OF
damage to the company's property
The rain continued internationally
all during the night, and the next day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
RAINS DAMAGING CROPS.

County Clerk Jesse Core has return
ed from England, where he attended
a meeting of the directors OF The Plum
Bayou lcvcc district. Mr.. Core also
visited his plantation in Eo'iyar town
ship while absent. H reports that
damage to growing crops, but says
that the rains seem 10 have been
greater in Pine Bluff than elsewhere.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
FIRE SIGNALS TO BE GIVEN
IN FUTURE THE PUMPING STAT RECEIVING ALARM,
GENERAL AL ARM, AND THEN BLOW THE MUM,
Der CORRESPONDING LOCATION OF THE FIRE.

In the future the pumping station
upon receiving a fire alram will give
the general alarm the same as at the
present time, and then blow the num-
bers corresponding to the following
locations:
2-Sawyer and Austin Lumber COM
pany
Bluff City Lumber company.
4-Pine Bluff compress.
5-Cotton Belt shops
G-Courthouse.
11-Barraque and Walnut
12-Barraque and Laurel.
13-Barraque and Oak.
14-Barraque and Poplar.
15-Barraque and Linden.
1G-Barraque and Pine.
21-Barraque and Alabama.
22-Barraque and Texas.
23-Second and Louisiana.
24-Second and Virginia.
25-Second and Florida.
31-Third and Missouri.
32-Third and Texas.
33-Third and Alabama.
34-Third and Main.
41-Third and Chestnut.
42-Third and Olive.
43-Third and Beech.
44-Third and Elm.
45-Third and Cherry
51-Third and Mulberry.
52-Third and Locust
112-Fifth and Locust.
113-Fifth and Cherry.
114-Fii h and Elm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
GRAPAlc'S DAILY STORY.

The Graphic's next daily
story, "The Subustitute,' has
not yet arrived. though a re-
ceipt for the shipment Of same
was received last Wednesday.
Consequently the first install
ment could not be printed in to-
days issue of the paper, along
with the last inStallment OF
"BrrWSter's Millions but 1t
will be printed as soon as re-
ceivcd, probably Monday, and
an instaliment will appear
daily until the whole story has
been printed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20

115-Fifth and Beech.
i21-Fifth and Olive.
t22-Fifth and Chestnut.
123-Fifth and Main.
124-Fifth and Alabama.
125-Fifth and Texas.
131-Sixth and Missouri.
132-Sixth and Main.
133-Sixth and Ash
134-Seventh and Cherry.
135-Eighth and Texas.
141-Seventh and Elm
142-Eighth and Laurel.
143--Eighth and Main.
114-Ninth and Cherry.
211-Eleventh and Cherry.
212-Eleventh and State.
213-Martin avenue and Olive.
214-Thirteenth and Alabama.
221-Fourteenth and Cherry.
222-Fourteenth and Elm.
223-Fourteenth and Olive.
224-Fourteenth and Main.
231-Fifteenth and Georgia.
232-Sixteenth and Cherry.
The light and water company Is do
ing this as a protection to both the
fire department and the water compa-
nv, owing to the fact that often It i
very important that either the fire de-
rartment or the manager for the
water company get In touch with the
pumping STATEN in time of fire, and
owing to the fact that so many people
call up central on the phone it often
necessitates a delay OF several min
utes before either can get connections.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20

than those Of the New York Central,
east of Buffalo. and also of using
differential rates as basing rates by
New York Central and other routes
east of Buffalo on all tickets sold
from points west Of Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
TAX FOR PLUM BAYOU LEVEE.

The Plum Bayou levee board de-
Cided upon a fifteen-mill tax On the
property valuation Of the district, and
this levy will be made. ultimately. al
though no final action has yet been
taken in the matter. A fifteen-mi
tax will raise approximately $4,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
GTNERAL CHAFFEE
GOES ABROAD.

Nov York. August l9.-(Special)-
General Chaffee and party
Of army officers who are to- attend the
French army manenVers viii SAL
from this city today. i
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
SHY AT ARSENIC EATER
NEW ORLEANS DOCTORS ADVISE
ST. PAUL MAN TO GO BACK
TO PRAlRlES.
Physicians Tell Martyr to Science
They Will Furnish Case
Of Mosquitoes.

New Orleans. August 19.-After din
ing on arsenic pills for three days and
preparing himself to blunt the drills
CT the yellow fever mosquitoes. DR..
Reginald Barley Leach CT st. Paul
has been advised to return to Mime
sofa to conduct his experiments with
the pest. Local physicians have guar
anteed to send him a case full of
genuine untamed "stegyomia fasciata. -
to play with on the praiaries if he will
only go back to St. Paul.
While DR.. Leach is offering to make
himself martyr to science to demon
strate whether there is anything in
his theory that arsenic eaters are i'm
mune from the plague the medical
fraternity takes the position that they
have no time to experiment while they
have their hands full fighting the dis
ease.
Urged BY Populace.
The populace, on the other hand. is
cheering the st. Paul specialist on,
urging him to carry out his expert
ments in the interest of humanity. Put
here DR.. Leach balks. He will not
make himself martyr unless he has
an audience. Until the local doctors
appoint a committee to watch him
bare his arms and face to the beaks of
the fever-laden insects he will not
journey through the Italian quarter,
nor will he seek to demonstrate the
effect OF the poison on the stegyomia
bite.
The doctor is ready for the tests
whenever the physicians relent. He
took the last arsenic pellet last night
and asserted that he was competent
to poison the largest and most power
full mosquito that ever tried to bore
its way into human flesh. He also
said he had three laymen among his
disciples who had enlisted to take the
treatment and then subject them
selves to the bite of the pest-laden in
sect.
Hoot at the Theory.
But the New Orleans Medical So
ciety and the Parish Medical Society
both boot at his theory and refuse to
lend sanction or support. They say
they will not be parties to suicide,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
WIN. kELLER'S WAR RECORD

FINE TIE FAMOUS BATTLES OF
oRAVoLorrE AND SEDAN RE VICTORIES FOR GEN
MANY AND THE esTAsLlsHM THIRD RrPuel1c or
FRANCE
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-20
Hoot at the Theory.

But the New Orleans Medical So
ciety and the Parish Medical Society
both boot at his theory and refuse to
lend sanction or support. They say
they will not be parties to a suicide,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-23
BENNINGTON BRmFG


Mrs Jassphihr Aiiard IL VislliHs J
A Hrosh Ia i.ssdstoro,
Amas Aidr' h has heen Visiiing
friends Ia lissFisulltills,
Nrs Thomas Duniap oi So khahs
bars vas ihs garsi - hsf sister, Miss
Jniia Maiiison, recenilfs
Miss Jsnnis Graves has gore - The
noflbsfn pant - Mes YORK state a.
make her home siih her mother.
Mr ani Mrs AZ Childs v+Ep have
besn speeding iss days here rsiurn
10 their hone Ia Casiloion this after
noon.
The Bsnnlnsinn court Forcsisrs Of
AnieFica eiil bod = flcfiihg Wrsincs
day etoning. Several candidates uill
b. Initiated.
II, nsv John = Nlchaai uho il here
on q visii a. HE old parish uill preach
sunday Ia ~ franois dc Sa,cs church
Second Mass.
otto Bennett 81 Manchester made
q fying visitto Bennington this morn
ing Mrs Bennett add cslldrcn Who
have bccn bcfg los Gays Tci1Fpe9
home Siih him.
Mrs Siicklcs has returned from her
visit In Connecticut aud will preside
az the organ q, the " = church, sun.
day. Miss Elma IloSley tllcd her
place durirg her two weeks absence
Justice Walter Niles, a lifelong res
ideni ni White Greek, died Friday
murning from pulmonary trouble at
the home of his son-in-law, DIR William
T. Fox, North Hoosick. lie was -
years Of age.
Remember the educational rally day
services at the Second Congregational
church tomorrow. Principal wilmarth
will lead the Young Peoples meeting
at 6. 30. The topicis THE Greater
Book and Other Books. How 10 Use
Them.
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pFomitshs choir isHoF 10 Mics Aiicr
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slayer u he szHs city Ia ~ ioha's
Episcopal church Ia that city, Thsrs-
day stsHihs, sss ons - no stsEss II
ths ssason. i.sy Dr . = siil ofroisi-
81.
The intsFior Of Nc church wAs dec,
GRATED vilh palms. terms and pasied
plants, dc andienos reom bslHs allied
rllh 'fiseds u ne yoaHg couple.
Mics Florssos walbFldgs wss iss
maid 81 hoaoh George To,iy. bro
thsr 81 tho groom uas besi mAn.
followiag he osrsmohy hsFc wss
reception ai he hone 81 ne brides
ibslhsr. AZ which oniy relations sere
pressal The brides gifts 10 he a.
psndanis SER gold cFcssss ADD ~ ibs
bes, mao aud sshsFs ihs groom gave
gold stick pins. TIE glfi Of ihs groom
20 he bride sas asiasisr ring o. avs
diamoHis. MF asd Mrs Towy all BE-
al home after NoFombor afsL
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Dyeine, Cleaning and Refinishine Department

~ Blankets Sl00 pair, Lace Curtains from SOC pair,
Waists Suits and Goats cleaned dyed and pressed Clean
ing Kid Gloves by the odorless system 15c pair.
Engraving Of All Kinds Done Promptly and at Moderate Prices
Plate and so Cards. Name Only, 75c
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