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1000 AT sTIEBLINGS OUTING.
Including . Lot Of Neustesd Men, but All
Were welcome.

Including Lot Of Neustesd Men, but All
Were welcome.
The United Republicans Of the Twelfth
Assembly district Of which Honest John"
Stebling is the leader, held big outing
yesterday at Dauer's Park in Jamaica.
Stiebling was for years the Republican
leader Of the district, but was beaten two
years ago by narrow margin by Jacob
A. Neustead. This year Stiebling is fighting
to depoee Neustead, and his friends are
offering bets that he will win by a good
majority. Neustead is a brewery collector
and Is q newcomer in politics.
Stiebling is Deputy United States Mar
shall.
The outing yesterday was q family
affair and over 1900 attended. Neustead's
friends were not going TO let Stiebling get
any advantage out Of the outing II they
could help It, 80 they were present In force
and tried to do lot OF missionary work.
Stiebling shook hands with them all,
and said; Go ahead boys, and II you can
convert any Of my friends here you are
welcome We are all Republicans and
my friends are always loyal to the party"
There was q dinner presided over by
Abe Meas and later dancing and games.
stiebling In addressing the crowd, said
that II was a day Of pleasure, that Il was
too hot to talk politics and that he wanted
everybody to have good time.
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RAIN or PIE IN PARK ROW.
Fun for the Newsboys. but Not Tor Edgar
Ehrenpels.

Fun for the Newsboys, but Not Tor Edgar
Ehrenpels. d"
There were lemon pies, apple pies, peach
pies, custard pies, blackberry pies and many
other kinds Of pies all over Park row near
the corner of Beekman street, just before
noon yesterday, after a Thiri avenue
trolley car going north bumped a wagon,
owned by the New York Pic Baking Com
pany, 81 Sullivan street. with such force
that it turned over and pie few in all d.
rechons. ,"
Edgar Ehrenpels,' 10 years old, Of 1857
Mercer street, Jersey City, happened to be
near at the wrong time and besides getting
covered with variety Of pie. was struck
by the pie wagon, receiving sprained ankle
and several bruises. 1t required the serv-
ices Of DR.. Merritt from Hudson street
hospital to fix his injuries, and after scraping
some Of the pie from his wearing apparel
he went home.
All the newsboys along Park row got
q wireless tip about the pie catastrophe
and they were on the job In hurry. There
were a couple Of petty scraps to see which
newsboy would get the most pie, such as
it was. The newsboys enjoyed II some,
but the people who happened along in
time to see the fun enjoyed 1t mora. -
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WESTERN PACIFIC PLANS
Outlined In the Annual Report o. the Den.
yer and Rio Grande.

The annual report OF the Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad for the year ended June
80 contains two features Of general interest,
one a detailed description Of the Western
Pacific Railroad, the Gould project for
reaching the Pacific Ocean, and the other
an account OF the return Of the railroad to
normal conditions after the violent disorders
which prevailed in Colorado a year ago.
President Jeffery in spea king Of the
Western Pacific Railway says that the
Denver and Rio Grande and the Rio Grande
Western will hold in their treasures $50 900, :
900 Of the total capitalization Of the Western
Pacific, which is $4,000, 600. He says that
the Western Pacific, which will be more than
900 miles in length, and upon which work
has just commenced, will be completed
within three years.
The president adds that while the Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad was still an independ-
necessity Of building to the Pacific Coast.
But when the Central Pacific was acquired
by Union Pacific interests, the change in
control led to such nexpected restric-
tions on the interchange Of traffic that ths
Gould lines found it necessary. he says
own. They were further induced to do
this by the increase Of commerce with ths
Philippines, China and Japan and the
great interests on the Pacific Coast. Mr..
Jeffery recalls the well known fact that
the Denver and Rio Grande guarantees the
interest of the Western Pacific bonds, aud
describes close traffic arrangement
between the two roads. He says that the
two roads will constitute a through line
and will be laid with IS pound rails.
AS evidence Of how the Denver and Rio
Grande system has picked up since the
conclusion OF labor troubles in Colorado,
the report points out that the company
moved 7,l66,83S tons of freight last year,
as against only 5000, 082 tons in the year
preceding. Total earnings were 81, 223, GAL,
an increase Of $500, $50. After all expendi-
lures had been allowed for there was q
surplus for the year carried to profit and
loss Of $27s.5S6.
THE BOSTON AND MAINE REPORT.
The full report Of the Boston and Maine
Railroad for the past year shows an almost
stationary condition as regards earnings.
Total earnings were $50, 21S,zs5, an increase
Of 3l,318, 1887, but expenses increased at a
greater ratio, so that the surplus shows a
decrease Of Il, 4os.
The gross earnings Of the Maine Central
Railroad for the past year amounted to
S7,25l ,535, an increase Of $685., 5A. For the
new passenger station at Bangor $500, 900
was appropriated out Of earnings. After
all expenses. including charges and regular
dividends had been met, the report shows
that the net earnings Of the road increased
$2I0, 987. ...
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PIERCED BY THREE BULLETS.

SubsContrActor At tho Marine barracks
-. Washington, shot by an Inspector.
WASHINGTON. sept.e.-Enest Gchner, .
sub-oontractor at the Marine Barracks, was
shot late this afternoon by John F. Beach.
an inspector working under the general
contractors, and was MORALLY wounded.
The msn had an alteration yesterday.
and when they met In the contractors
Office this afternoon Beach began shoot ng.
Gichner fell, pierced by three bullets. One
the right side and the third imbedded itself
in the victims back. The wounded man
Is at Providence Hospital tonight and at
tending surgeons cay he cannot recover.
Beach Is locked up in the police station.
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Surpus....... N.lW.sSt Sl.Vo'Ui Inc. Sl%A,7oS
The surplus. si,14e,ss4, amounts to ass
stock. No dividends were paid. Gross
passenger receipts during the year have
Increased by 81 ,2l9, 1854. 70, or an increase
OF s.45 per cent. There has been an In
crease Of S92, $50. 40, 72.50 per cent. in the
the receipts Of the American Railway Trafiio
Company an increase OF 75,195.z0, or
4isee per cent.
Within the last fiscal year the aggregate
bonded debt and real estate mortgages
show an increase Of 1855 500, represented
BY the issuance Of A,s4oyoo0 B. r. T. first
refunding gold mortgage 4 per cent. bonds
and the payments OF 1880 real estate
mortgages. ..
there were outstanding on June 30, 1904,
B. r. T. bonds to the amount OF 81 ,<Ss 900
With SS,72l,OO0 bonds In treasury; while
June 90. 1905, the total Of these issues Is
ga, so7, 600, with s2,A7,ooo bonds in the
The sales during tho year consist Of
ISL 900 B. r. T, Arst refunding gold mort.
gage per cent. bonds.
The report makes this reference to the
sSince our last report the validity Of the
special franchise act has been established,
although there remains for final adjudica.
ton the question Of offsets which our counsel
the special franchise acts law, but which
tho city has thus far refused to allow. Pend
ing the discrimination Of this question
payment has been made Of all past yec-s'
Ia xee, less such offsets, except In the borough
OF Queens for the years 1901 to 1904, where
arc being contested on that ground The
AMOUNTS paid have bsen charged against
The tax reservation fund set aside for this
pxp0oe... -..----'---'. -
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ANOTHER BUILDING UNSAFE.

au Driven Out From 700 Grand
~s Next Door to Wrecked Roskcry.
,pedors Of the Bureau Of Building
say adjudged unsafe the three story
,ale at 200 Grand street, which adj
49, the rookery that collapsed q few
~ go killing two men. The inspectors
cracks in the walls Of the building.
- sound floor Of the building was used
ia mor ls ana the upper floors we're occu-
h time getting the Italians to vacate.
k6MssM guard was placed over tho
49,. NTH instructions to allow nobody
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BY Marconi wireless.

The French liner La Bretagne, from
Havre, was reported at . o'clock yesterday
afternoon sixty-five miles east Of Nan
to her dock at g o'clock this morning. =
The Hamburg American liner Moltke,
from Hamburg, was reported seventy miles
east Of the lightship at 7:S0 O'Clock last
evening. She probably win dock this
afternoon. .-------.-----'--..-4., go i.,.-ls
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WNATICS ATHLETIC GAMES.
Fstents at Wards Island Have Q successfu
n Celebration.

ips Labor Day games Of the Manhattan
NAnhospital, postponed from last Monday.
sae held yesterday at Wards Island. In
%e morning there was baseball game.
" Players being patients In the hospital.
nne afternoon there were swimming con-
- and races. In these also. the patients
anticipated. .:'.s 49,
one Of the most amusing events was a
Sao raoe' in which the patients ran on
~ hands and knees. The creased pig
sne afternoon the nurses PLAYED a aame
~. sketball. Many visitors attended the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-10
HALlAN mon RAIDS A BANK.

Declare Thousands u Dsllars,
70 Be Forwarded. Are Missing.
louis, Mo-, Sept. Capt. johnson
l. uad OF police prevented the wreok-
SS9e banca di Nipola an italian finan-
M. tuuon, by a mob Of angry Italian
g which they had dspoaited in tie
u 1T remittance to Italy had never
4 ESsIza, manager OF the local ofioss,
4 IpPesred. He lived at See7 Olive
<l al the household furniture was
q wing the night. a.s.- ....ls
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pEATH RATHER THAN IDLENESS.
~ u =. Buckner Allen, Deprived q
| Chance to Work, Kills Herself.

f+HNoreN, Ky. Sept. o.-Mrs. Mildred
npson Allen; wife Of r. Buckner Allen.
ASler and former newspaper man Of New
York, to-day shot and killed herself In her
Soas here. She was . well known singer
and was prominently connected in central
Eantucky.
ME- Allen held an important post as
mad Of the savings department OF the
nuthem Mutual Investment Company.
recently merged into the American Bond
company OF Chicago. When the company
Inoved last week to Chicago q place
.ners was offered to her, but her husband
Souio not allow her to 60. This Ia said to
hSe prompted the suicide.
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New s.iirsad incorporated.

ALBANY, Sept. 0.-Tbe Syracuse; Lake
Shore and Northern Railroad Company OF
svracuss was incorporated to-day, TO
onerate q street surface ELECTRIC road hltssn
miles long from Syracuse to baldwinsvi!e.
The capital Is Sa.aso GO Ihe dirS'Y M;ooo s
WilHam Nottingham and D. G. Smith OF
SvraCllHo.
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I.rmy Worm strips Cotton Fields.

NoHroLK, Va, Sept. 8.-The army
, worm appeared In Craven county, North
Carolina, ten days age, ana nas a'resny y
49, heins comp etely stripped. The peet
d spreading and spraying hss been rs
eorted to. .-,...--,s-----. ~
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BUYS ONE or THE THOUSAND.
Alexander n. Peacock Said to Have Got
George Boldt's Island for 500 900.

PITTsBuRo. Sept, s.--Alexander r. Pea
cock, one Of Mr.. Carnegie's young men"
has purchased Belle Isle. one OF : he Thou
ssnd is!spd group N the st. LsTrence River:
York 10000 for Il. Mr.. Peacock will make
IL his summer home,
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So Rypdam. from New York at Rotterdam.
S. Unbr1a, from New York at Liverpool.
Sc ST. Paul, from New York 81 Southampton
So Grosser kurfuerst. from New York at Bremen.
IS Celtic, from New York at Liverpool .a'
s. Hamburg. from New York at Hamburg.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAT. =
Sun rises ..ssi Sun SETS. .oIt Moon SETS. 2:ie
49, HIoH WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. 8 os Gov d.. ..640Hs Gate. 1883
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Arrived SATURDAY. Sept. Q.

AfTtved-SATCRpAr, sept. y.
s. 81. Louis. Southampton. Sept. ,.
IS Cedr1c, Liverpool, Sept. l..
SIS EtYuria, Liverpool. Sept. 2? -.
SIS Nyassa. Batoum. Aug. Q.
IS Rubenfels. Calcutta, July y.
IS Arapahoe. Jacksonville. Sept. 9.
SIS jamestown. Norfolk. Sept.
IS City Of Macon, Savannah, Sept. o,
SIS Hamilton. Norfolk, Sept. g.
IS Goldsboro. Philadelphia, Sept. 9.
BARK Egcris, Santa Cruz. Aug
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SAILED FROM yoREIoS PORTS.

SIS iceland. from Antwerp for New York. ,r
S. Campanis.' from Liverpool for New York.
IS Caledonia, from Glasgow for New York.
IS La Toufaine from Havre for New York.
Ss StatendAru, from Rotterdam for New York.
S. Philadelphia, from Southampton for New
So Messba. from London for New York.
Sc friedrich der Crosse. from Bremen for New
,ork.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR scREENs.-Fort Wood. N. 2.
H.. Sept TO- le05.-Seaed proposals. In duplicate for
furnishing and installing screen doom and windows
in Double set Captains Quarters, Double set Lieut.
enants' Quarters and double SGT Non Commits.
stoned ohcers, Quarten. here. will be received
until IL NJ, Sept. 60 1905, and then opened. lnfor-
nation furnished on application. Envelopes con
tainlng proposals should be indorsed Proposals
for Screens" and addressed Quarter master.
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b. r. r. EARNINGS GROW.
Report Just Issued Shows an Increase Of
81 ,OOO 900 Over Last Year. .


81 .OOO 900 Over Last Year.
That the earnings Of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company are increasing steadily
from year to year Is shown by the full re-
port Of the company issued yesterday.
In 1902 the company earned Sl2,510,eo2. In
1908 earnings were $ls,2so,32l, in 1904 they
had increased to ~, 7ss, 100. and in the year
Just closed earnings aggregated 81, ssa, ~
Results of operation for the fiscal year
lust closed are as follows:
1905. 1904. Change.
Gross earnings $50 ~ Sl%7Ss TOO Inc. a. ~ .7SS
Expenses. o.60s.s70 6.7o0.A5o lno. l,O4S. tSl
Net earnings. o. Sas.SH SS.s7s.27o Inc. 1851 .s04
Other income. c52.l3o 1882 Inc. <0.2S<
Total income. S87sl,7iO So.ioO.l72 Inc. 35ei. SIS
ChRs tax. .... 5,17s,%yl 4.S0i .216 Inc. ST.270
Balance ...... 81, 3.2l8 81, .oO7 Inc S21l.Si3
Bettcrments,. 45S.286 S83, 706 Inc. oo,67o
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BOARDEns WANTED.

49, East side. I'D -
, 10 EAST AID sT.-lArse. handsome suite Of
or floor; excellent table
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06

as he n his judgment mieht deeei
proper
The arrangement was such thai
the attorney general did not figure at
all III the settlennt and Senator
Clarke was elevated to the position Of
chief counsel. and allowed a fee OF
10000 paid by the railroads. "as
DAMAGES for the detention Of such 4
vast sum of money for SO Ic'ae a
time"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06
JOHN PERDUE
WILL RECEIVE THE APPOINT
MENT OF NIGHT CHIEF OF
POLICE.
Formerly on the Force and Will Take
Up the Work as an Experienced
Officer.

\. ]. Stewart, Who has been ar
POINTED chief Gf police, and who Will.
cn next Monday NIGHT. qualify before
the city counc and assume til da
ties of III" office announced today
tlat John Pcrdue viii receive the ale
pcinrment of might chief OF assislan,
chef of police Cnaer q recent ordi-
nance passed }y tie. city council tn
chief Of pole, has the right to ap
point his ass1~esni and Mr.. stewafl
Las announced his choice. Mr.. Per
due Will succeed Evan p nell in th4
ltfiee and viii assume The duties az
The :: ne TIM vith the chief. II Is
f,+ annou"ccd jusf at this tlmr what
changes viii be mado in the present
! faree hut some changes are locked
fcr
john Peraue has been connected
With II, rol.ce department. before.
favin1 been a patrolman. lie tempe
Tar iv he'd H. office of chief ar
assistant ch.et during the strenuous
tio,es WHOM Mr. Culpepper and Mr..
Peterson were fighting their battle
out in the courts. bur resigned la.
On. Hc is an experienced nan in The
Iolico work
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06

Little Rock, April 6.-(Special.)--
Much has been published ccacernine
the raioad tax suit compromise
which is now being completed by the
certifying out through the secretary o.
states office of the assessments TO the
various counties under the terms OF
the boards resolution as approved by
the court. Attorney General Rogers
vas net considered as having any au-
hority in the making of tbs com
promise. and Senator J. p Clarke, a.
suec;al counsel of the board. declared
that "he was attorney by courtesy.
while the court found that he had no
right to appear in the ease as repre-
sentative of the state.
The resolutions adopted by t'e
board of assessment August "a. l9o@.
puts much different phase on the
matter. The records show that @1he
secretary of state, J. W. Crockett
moved that the attorney general
George W. Murphy, be requested to
! re present the board of railroad assess
! ment before the court in the matter
i Ct Injunction proceedings brought by
the Choctaw ct al. in the t. 5.
&C urt'
II further shows that Coy. Davis
offered a resolution hat Mr.. Crc2left
be appointed a committee to confer
with the attorney general. and inquire
whether or not il would be agreeable
with hin, that the said beard procure
il Doesible. the services of some othof
able and competent attorney. James
I Clarke. 10 assist the attorney gen
fral in the defense of these suits:
that Mr. Crockett confer with the a
tcrnev general at cnce if it be agree
able with HIM 10 permit James 7.
Clarke 10 assist him in these cases.
Nr. Crockett reported that il Was
agreeable with Gen. Murphy, where
upon the chairman Coy. Davis, was
sutholiZed and empowered to MAKE
such mranaements With Ian es p
Clarke a. Jhe ends might Justify an,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06
REMOVAL NOTICE.

Mr.. J. w Matthews has moved his
place of business from East Third
avenue to l09 East Fourth avenue.
where he will be pleased to serve the
public Nlr Matthews BARBECl-ES
BEEF, PORK. and MUTTON daily,
and handles only the best Kansas City
meats Your orders solicited.
J. w. MATTHEW'S.
If 109 East Fourth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06
BASE EBAl-NEWS.
+ + !. + j. + 1. i. + + + + = u
PLAY at Little Rock

The Pine Bluff team PLAYS in Little
Rock Friday and Saturday of this
" eek. returning here Monday for
games with the Memphis Southern
lcaguers, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Gfroerer and Cavender have joined
the team.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06
Cavender Reports.

Dred Cavender slipped into Pine
Buff last night without telling any
tcdy that he was coming, and regis
tered at the Trulock hotel Cavende'
vas busy today shaking hands with
cid friends He has been playing ball
with the Fort Worth team all season
and is in fine fettle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06
AMERICAN SURETY
COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
PINE BLUFF TRUST
COMPANY
LOCAL AGENT
BUSINESS RESTRICTED TO
SURETYSHIP ON BONDS,

The above company is not only the
strongest and best in the world but
is not and never has been a member
o. a rating book or combination reg
ulating rates anywhere. 1t is there.
fore not affected by the recent anti,
trust law, and Will remain in THIS
aate for the transaction of business
Most all other surety companies VA
leave the state after March 23rd, 1909.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06
4 !. + j. j. j. j. i. + X f. i. + +
l.
j. FRATERNAl NEWS. 1.
j.
+ j. i f. + 4 + j. j. j. + !. !. r
Odd Fellows Are Growing.

Hon. !. ". O2leshy, grand master
Z the Odd Fellows. Arkansas infis
diction. reports that the order is in
most prosperous condition. II has
increased in membership from 10000
to 1900 s'nce the last meeting Of
the grand lodge al Pine Bluff in Octo-
ber
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06
CLOSE EXAMINATION

We want 10 examine your teeth.
Well tell you what's the matter with
then.. # there is defect that can be
lemeGied. We will fix it.
Ven can have tooth comfort and
httter health because CT our work.
Your teeth may he bad. but you need
not suffer. Well put them in good
shape for you Light cost and slight
rain Ne. pain az al II we can help
II. We are careful oget right Il,
he difficulty to avoid useless working
here lis painful.
Al work guaranteed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06
M Maccabees.

Supreme Organizer Ermerius of III"
M&ccabees will deliver an address to-
right at s O'Clock at Imperial X. OF
p. hall. and all men are invited to
hear hin. He will tell all about Mac
tabeeism.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06

Grand scns md ofaan recital al
FIRST NJ. E church Thursday night
April %, 1893, by Prof Nj d. Nc
Neil assisted by the hest talent IN he
{ ~. Auspie' Epwerth EfaeUce
P.easc romembcY the date.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06
JOKES THAT LIVE.

Ne-And as ! sat there alone HiIdt
came along and offered ne a penny
for my thoughts.
She-The extravaeant creature
--Boston Transcript.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06

Supreme Organizer Ermerius 6
the Maccabees viii deliver an address
tonight at Imperial K of p. hall al
! GclGck. All men invited
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06

j. j. + + j. + j. + j. i. i. + +
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06

-Remembcr am still walt1e
fire insurance in old line eompeiies
See me at III Main street x Z
rankersley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06
Buying Drugs in
Large Quantities

We I'D possibly enable us to sell
. trif1e lower than the prices we
are now asking, but we think it
better policy to buy just enough
to fiji our immediate needs.
This plan gives us fresher
drugs and gives you better sat
isfaction and quality.
Telephone US when you need
Doctor Gallagher, Doctor John
or Doctor Hank ison.
Coon & Bedell
D r u G c II st S.
21O MAIN STREET.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06

If vow wart Dr Gal]iaher, cal!
econ and B5dtI.s drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-06

A man can't be whole-souled in
half-hearted sort OF way.