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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-04-19
Record Breaking Benefit.

The benefit held for Joseph Holland,
the Old character actor, at the Metro
politan Opera House. i'll New York
City, WAS the largest ever recorded,
and Melted about $4,000 for the popu-
lar actor. /
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-04-19
FRENCH TORPEDO BOAT LOST

Sinks in Course Of Maneuvres on
Toulon-Crew Saved.
TouIon.-While naval maneuvres
were going on off this harbor Torpedo
Boat No. $50 sank.
Her crew were saved.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-04-19

The Easter hope takes its radiance
from a glory. that is above. In its
promise and prophecy of the higher
and eternal life of the spirit it has its
origin and warrant III a reality grand
er than our dreams.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-04-19
New Haven'S Dispute Ended.

In a circular just issued by the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail
road announcement is made of the set
Element Of the. differences between the
road and fremen and engineers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-04-19
Chief of Police Hurt.

The Yalta Chief of Police was Sc
verely wounded by the rioters, who
have wrecked warehouses and fired
shops after !ooting them,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-04-19
DYING Of Plague.

1t was announced in the British
Parliament, in session at London,
Eng. that there had been over 346.-
600 deaths from plague in India before
March II of this year.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-04-19
Rosspau Convicted.

Gesslcr Rosseau was convicted in
New York City for sending his Internal
machine to the Cunard steamship UNI
bria.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-04-19
For Mayor of New York,

Republicans of New York City have
put forward Captain +. Norton God
dard as il fusion candidate for Mayor.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-04-19
Russian Mobiles Meet.

Members of the Russian nobility met
at Moscow and decided against the
plan to limit autocratic rule, though
advising some form Of popular repre-
sentation.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-04-19
ROB CHINA OF MILLIONS.
Kiang-Su Provincial Officials Issue De.
based Copper Currency.

Shanghai.-The provincial minis have
been issuing unlimited quantities of de-
based copper currency, whereby Of
fcials have profited to the extent OF
1S,O00,0 900 taeTs (about $11,OOO,O0W an
nually.
As a result of this debasement Of the
currency a financial collapse has been
threatened.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-04-19

bns is that the sun dances on that
zorning, and that only early risers
fIr behold the spectacle.
old Scotch superstition was that
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-04-19

HE name Easter is in all
probability derived from
the name OF the heather
goddess Eastre. the person
~iication of the morning. OF
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
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Godfrey where he informed the charming Isabel that
owing a misunderstanding with his clerk he would
have to give up the ball. People might find them
selves in sudden need OF medicine, and it his duty
to be ready to furnish it. This panied him greatly,
but he could way out of his trouble
Miss Godfrey took sensible view of the announce
ment and readily excused him, saying that her con-
science would give her a moments peace if,
on her account human being should suffer
and perhaps die for lack of medicine.
That same afternoon George Thurston had the mis-
fortune to sprain his ankle and Bertha Williams there
fore was compelled release him from his engage
ment for the Christmas ball Poor Georges case
exceptionally sad With his foot swathed in bandages
and pushed into old rubber, he was barely able to
hobble about.
Bertha was sweetly sympathetic. and absolutely
forbade him to stir out of the house Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

had felt at the beginning owing to the fact that she
once had told him that she not willing TO CONSIDER
n proposition to become his wife, when there came
gentle tapping at the door, and Tom Clifford was adj
mitted.
"Confound him!" said Jack under his breath
whats he doing here?"
Perhaps Tom said the same thing to hlmsen wnen @ ne
saw lack corner and step forward to shake hands
Half an hour later there another knock, and
when George Thurston entered his lame ankle having
got well suddenly Jack and Tom looked at each other
and smiled in a sckly way.
This is perfectly lovely" said Mrs. Haywood as
the men were greeting another Now we have
Just enough for game of euchre or pedro or some
thing. But" addressing Thurston, aren't you
going to the ball either?"
well " he replied looking at her in a knowing
wav Il don't think it would be fair in to break
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

ND the game by deserting, would it, But I suppose
we can play only few hands anyway, as JACK and
Tom of course. viii be going
"Oh, I've given it up, " said Jack, and Tom added
that he also had decided not to go.
George Thurston shutting the cards, when VIII
Davis arrived 1t had been exceedingly diihcut for
the woman to make her guests feel at before
Davis put in an appearance. After his entrance the
frigidty that prevailed outside seemed 20 penetrate
the walls and spread through the cory little paror
The hostess talked incoherenty while the men gared
at one another and and then made feeble efforts
to indulge in witty sallies.
Can't we have fve-handed game Of something.
Mrs HAYWOOD desperately asked, noticing the cards
spread the table where they had been LETT when
Will arrived.
Seems to me-" said Jack Spencer, that were
having five-handed game of something now
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

half-inclined to find some wav out of his obi
cation to the dying woman, but with a brave
effort he overcane his conscientious prOmptings
comforting himself with the thought that after
all it would be no more than a noble act of
charity for him to see that the lovely grass
widow. did not spend a Cheerless Christmas
night when all the other young people were
enjoying themselves at the ball. Alice could
go with her sister and her brother-in-law,
and thus have good time, just the same.
That Christmas Day proved to be the cOldest
one that Ridgeville ever had experienced. 1t
was even worse than the cold Christmas of 81
Few people ventured out on the streets, but
the cold did not keep five young women from
gathering at the home of Mrs Calvin Wilkins
in the afternoon. 1t must be said, however
that they did not make a cheerful party
Perhaps their sympathieS went out too strongly
toward certain unfortunate young men who
were making disagreeable journeys and nursing
painful injuries.
1t was little before five o'clock when Jack
Spencer, who was supposed TO be with his
uncle in Fairview hurried down Main-st He was
muttled up to the nose, and owing to the early
darkness and the fur cap which was drawn
down over his face he felt that there was little
danger of his being recognized.
A bright light shOne from the parlOr above
the millinery store and when Mrs. Haywood
answered his knock the young man fancied that
there was an unusual quantity of color in her
always rosy cheeks.
g 1t is very kind of you to come and cheer
me up, Mr.. Spencer" the said This has
been a dreadfully lonesome day"
Don't call it a kindness on my part" he
protested, 1t is kind of you to let me
come in
Aren't you going to the ball?"
Certainly not, if you will permit me to
spend the evening here"
They were getting rid of the restraint that each
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
By ELLEN MANLY

l wonder, oh, wonderl what Santa Claus would say
If he should a-calling week from Christmas Day.
And all the poor, neglected, unucky Christmas toys
Could tell him of their troubles with little
Some little folks of-how they 10
And when old Santa questioned if they had them WELL
wonder oh wonder! what tale the boys would tell?
What would the monkey about the broken back
And what would be the story of egless jumping jack;
The sheep whose wool missing would say how cold it feels
The wagon be explaining how it lost its wheels
Shipped all and with grandma sharpest shears
And twoud him greatly to learn the rabbits eyes
Were representing of cooks mnCe-pes
Poor Jack who should be living quite snugly his box
Would to being homeless because of sundy knocks.
And make his best for being such a fright
With only half his whkers, and shocking plight
The acrobat would gr1mble at VIII he had to bear
With not a bone unbrOken, and a rag % wear;
The flannel cat that suffered from being put to
Would speak her plain opinion of such sorry Joke
He'd see the sad condition of the pig without a tail
The horse without a harness. the ship without a SAIL
And hear the tragic story of the empty Noah's ark
The whip without a handle the dog without a bark.
For want of breath, the could give squeak;
While having long been missing the marbles ball
Would clearly not be able to their at all
And after such disclosures if should sav
That when he next travelling come this yav
That hed leave where
wonder oh, woa!crl what these little boys would
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

who is TO drop out, " sug-
gested George ThurstOn-
1t appears 20 be a
continuous game Of drop
IN, said Tom Clifford,
when there was another
knock at the door.
The woman put her
hands TO her temples and
looked wildly at her COM
pany, while the young
men stood in Hne and
waited.
When the door was
opened and Charlie Bliss
stepped inside he cast a
Mortified glance at the
assembled multitude and
then passed a hand over
his eyes to make sure
that he was not imagin-
ing things.
Are there any more
out there " asked lack
Spencer. We may as
well have EN- all IN at
once and be done with it. "
The pretty hostess.
who was now laughing,
perhaps a little hyster-
ically, looked out in the
hall, and then turning
said
Gentlemen, be seated
Is this a convention or
an indignation meeting,
Perhaps it would be Well
to form a temporary or
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

illness of his married
sister in Bristol, VIII
Davis had to inform
Blanche Holbrook that
he would be unable to
go to the ball, and
Charlie Bliss, much to
his regret, found it neces-
sary to break his en-
gagement with Alice
French. Charlie, being
in the law. had a sad
duty to perform. An old
woman who lived eleven
miles in the country
was lying at the point OF
death and wished him
to go to her on Christmas
for the purpose of draw
ing up her will. 1t
would be impossible for
him to serve his client
and get back to town in
time for the ball.
Il understand I h e
case fully" Alice said.
Being the sister-in-law
of a lawyer, l can appre-
ciate your sense of pro-
fessional responsibility.
j am only sorry that
you will have to take
such a long, cherries
trip in such weather,
and shall pray that you
may come safely back"
Her words touched him
so deeply that he was
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

ganizatiOn so we can get the business on hand
before the house. Will somebody please vol
unteer to act as chairman
lack Spencer unbuttoned his vest, and from
somewhere down near his heart brought forth
a white envelOp. Taking from it note which
he handed TO the hostess, he asked:
Did you write that"
She glanced at it a moment and shook
her head.
Then four more pockets yielded up their
precious contents, and four more notes were
placed before the wondering young woman.
whose checks were red and whose eyes We're
flashing angrily.
\ few minutes later five men stole out
dark1y into the cold cheerless night, and in
the ensuing month weddings We're so freoucr-
in Ridgevile that some of the citizens were
almost made bankrupt through the necessity Of
buying presents.
In the following June, when Harry Lewis l-t
the beautiful Mrs. Haywood were married
Mrs Calvin Wilkins said to her husband
Il hope she'll be kind to his little bow
She must have good heart, after all OF She
wouldn't have insisted making him v.--
till Fanny had been dead for a year AMI
half"
Yes" he replied, IF she hadn't a god
heart she might have made it unpeasa-- t.-
certain ladies who forged her name % -.r.-
important papers last Christmas. You s--
what the law does to people who sign
peoples names, don't you'"
Does she know" Mrs. Wilkins gasrot
Il do, and if she happened to have
her lawyer-but it's all right Hattie .-..
don't believe Id ever get mixed up IN -.-
sort of game again if I was YOU
Mrs Wilkins registered a solemn v.. -.s-
she was through with anti-grass-widov s.-' '.-
Gates forever
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17
LID ON - --E FARM

Te Gazette u sast Friday eo1ta---
Il report Of 1a--v al - s---=
c1nr5ef farm among 50 negro co-vlc-s
Il vazct c14 n -t-n was INJURED
20 baay n tarar died Tns 1u11y :
-aiz o bav= occurred zans 10 veeks
go. bit tte 1s-er ha5 3441 ksp-
@+e-- Just VIZ GOOD was L b a.
coZT=llz14d by k44T51g see1 = a@ar
--gza5 " -aL g -44 Th7 pat1fc vas
enrzf#ad 70 kzI q i an k1ov aH
-1e asalzs-RResss4zlriI R-eord
seems -ha5 aG1hs s-a1s eo-rlec
fam : on@ o-acz II n sa- VIZ
h ID : o. good ao5 ri=-so -ze--
Z .aez. tzar : axes rv7 va=ks -
= o+ II king q e5aF-- -
- outside -1a far
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17
cor --EI7 MINT IuLIes-

t. Texas ar3 Pacific adopted =
odd regulation r=c@1-1y which was :
means Of showing rbe a5sardiTy q
z11= cusrar -fr4-= 4 ca--a51 -oVr
II louisiana which had barred sven
hardware fund Hsalf running shor-
# WHISKY and iea and sant n Al o.
6ar. Tb4 Texas a15 Pacific refused u
carry IL cons g1uear, asserting that
whisky AID ie4 carried jBs 3 ns1v
vaIioE fever ear-s - tar5vare- drF
goods. groceries car5olic aei5. 81
psur. lumber and drug supplies i
-ar D. a5ded hat H= whisky and ice
were duly delivered T.e CONN unity
sav r. tncor rsi-eae4 Of -h4zr pos -ic-
nd a ence oPaaaa p @ e. eomno5-
i-i=s which Of course induced -
concon1-au-s for r11- 5ulars s1d long
ro5dias
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17

snC-l6 - = VII make q very fo-zzl-
aEle sse-1-cr.
VIE o1lx F--1 a-d T1o-gss1 L
= fed. 1here i 10 5oas- about ~
feeling : - z-sa- mass = ~ patrons
= n oEc-1r i Amos sodd1E 1a-
Fu--h q co1~s4 t5=E are ao-1 Re-
=. II cas- zl1c4 - G-aTac Las 10
interest {. u -a--s- wka-@ra- HF7-a
: political s-a1dE,d1H5. ri = de'as pos
sass ma Interest tal- 67 . pa-~us aid
Il does nor say thai h public Pra-
<--s tur-b tT01 sLv p--s51sl f-=l--s
as t=v4e1 n Two 1s- ~ i has
hard nam expressions. and WHOM
exception hey have 81 b=-a1 for Fzr--.
-tr-ugh i would M = reasonable "a
suppose tha- Dr. THOMPSON las Il
supporters Z tha coctas-
T n county central eo--itt-.e =
aorsAs Thompson. i VII - Par=lT
ar,on r. grounds O ~ influence Q.
politicians. and 1or a. a IL conform
~ . tbe wishes d the patrons q
IL pos1oEca-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17

dollar. She i tEs author T Mrs
Wigs q -1e Cabbage Patch ~LoTsy
a6s-r s-6 Ss1av. al # b1
charming har-utkv stories
So Las organized & 1alIo1a. oa-k
II Lar5svll4 VIZ q1a-r=r u---io1
dollars capital. a1 T. laura 11e=r-
a-4ea : hat ~ urzezr.-s Ear4 sr~a---
- ample ra-g-5 Sas Eno1- s.
5ovever. -hat - vi nat a5s1do1
~ literary car-4f and IL f=-a-
I'D admirers az pleased q n pres
p q II cIz-zzE g. VT.
Nrz Rie=,s books have ha5 -e-1arE-
aba saIa. AID no -a--ar row E1tt----
~ r. 14x- 0ca nay = i VII = =
great 6@rard
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17
WILLOW FEVER AND TYPHOID.

Thare i al epidemic Of rypaold
fever II Philadelphia and o1e II
Washington More 1haa fifty parsaIs
lied II or d8r Of fte disease II PaIl-
1delPhia recently. and yet -hera &
nu Cuch sad about Il o. b1t HT1Ia
.-rsution = paid 10 l. Typhoid :
possibly more faral han ve1Iou far4r.
and vber4 there L a epidemic q =
r1ere = more chance for the average
c4rizer. however careful II may os
Z caks l. Tie per c=nt Of deaths n
New Orleans. SO far. has bse1 about
= Tn4 p=r ca11 Of deaths il -vphczd
fever cases : ucct larger -han this
No ma can guard agai-sr typhoid
farar L nay co-a u hin or almost
a1T 1ieee q tC.od i ea-s OF Z =
Eos a-y drink L 1akes buf Z ~
-zsqgiro 1aaory i ths eo-r4c- o-a. al
NOS a-v nan vao : careful can
secure protection agai-s- reIlav tafa-.
v1el- COUNTY : ff7cuss115 -
1e-Icw szver st-as-io7 Il New Orleans
beetg@- =5aw f-v7r ! supposed .
b seE4-kz1- s-ra-1a aa3 -r@sfi5as
V11l= -v15taid. 4 NOR 1sr1=r n d.
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I'D o1e Which has larger p4r e-a-
= 6@sz-s Il proportion - hos Who
are affected. rssas epidemic farn
= large e57i-@ and a5s=.-t-g < sa45
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17
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- ~c-ce-rs. Sous q these orders.
: SD. ara from western raIIroa-s'
"a cz-z9 prse4deltsd eeH1ano
= - zes-
Accc~z1ze . al estimate made To-
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VII 1ava q 20 over irtG next year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17
SAME DOWN = -ELess.

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tt CgSE Any DISEASE
rh- Csu.e Must De Removed. .aH<
Nrr WIFE Esanacaf.

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ar crossing for regular teszet =
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17
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r@-aTT s-s-s Ioda7 -6fs road VII
oo-r NJ = gr4a-ar portion q -
H1sa7-45 Psz1s5Ie s=eae- Of Texas
G to- =s=4s=fs
II road u Brown wood
II av-s--fly 1zr-o-a1 r-r
q BOW Coleman. Ca3-
assa Tsylor J5r7s. Ffs6er. S-o1=waf-
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C=2za1 Ran5a county. .
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Labtoek d@anc= Of 4s
Th= capital z-ock i So ina
directors - -op-aa
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17
Lively TIMES PROMISED.

TIE Republican central ct1-r-z-- -rr=7s
Of Jefferson COUNTY Meets II Rl1a
Flu@ a. noar Hex7 Sa1ur6ay- 10 recon-
mend a candidate +or appointment as
T.5.s4Izgas-er a. Pine Ela1 % succeed
Posrnazrar Frad c Fu-l1 and sa1s
lively -a5dlass ar promised q thaf
meeting
Past-z1as-zt ss7-5 : candidate =
raaVy.5-r -rz41-. 5u- F4rz aavis- n
ee35-a5 .,oaslc-a1 VIC opposed
Fa-ths ap-saH1EmA1 feat years ago
X again opposing the present pos
master. -Four xsars a1o Havis saa-
ported Dr.. + { T1o117o1 ard s.eaz=
81 tne endorsement q Eh5.zrE=ez= =
Ite RepuaI{ca1 central eoD-1rree Of
jefferson coaafy tut V5a1 the reco---
rna1da darion WET before -h= s-a-7 ca1-
traI conntur4e il was rrrr=d down
and lhe appointment q Furrh was
recommended with tae rasult that
Firth received t1e appeL1 ---l51-. a-1
ruer 10 IL 81 ii +lcar#aa e h pa
rors q - PH1e Bl-@ aaz#e&
Il * claimed II friends : Dr.
Thenpsoa thazh = vi seal1 receive
ttse 4u5er=-z e h co-r-v CON
1rli-.e-a. md n s.oaz5 q course
there XII = 7-rrE sght II -1= part
Of fte frfenzs Of Nj Fussh 70 have n
s1are . -zrrfr9s.e ig-.Cr= ---eaET -7s-=
datio1 q rha county committee
Havis desires C 81 postmaster lin
SET. and sy sane i : Claimed taae
he eould easily sacgse IL en5ors=-
nent Of II eaa-v ean=---e- -
Il knows taaf thers Voas6 = .
s4ro-r protest On rhe par- = II
whife pA pl- Hbat L. HzH - a1
applicant 70 -he position aut vi
ask he appointment . 7 Thompson.
II 49, Eavls was araa5ata1 = $
astsr by rhe rresi3e-- rhe SAP
at refused . confirm he appo-11-
men. ard L9els AH-sez-ee Wa
appoi1t4d i 4as openly charged -hst
ttese was deal ha-Ees- Al-hsiu
and Havis N which aax-s received
haIf tbe salary 4. wilde vz1g = n
the contest tat tA= pie - tee
senate refused rs II - apr.o -
re1r
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Is and ThomQs 10 ba a=ec- faa.
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postnastAzs szza-- fae Haris' support
ef Thompson for arPe.a mec- aa6
the Graphic has heard It n-4-asa1
thai here : saea an a-raa-e1t be-
tween Dr. Thompson s15 Havis q
that e=ecr aov. and thai Z Thou rsoz
wins 0ur EaTls VII rece#v= pof-l
Of Thompson salary as poscnas-er
There vas 10 denial Of the deal
betWaen Alrheiuer and Havls, sr9
tlere We - denial eve -ede. 50 a.
as he GraH HhIe ever heard. Of sin
nar a. amenf vee7 Thou psas
ard Havi= fogf years aao T1a GraTsh-
ic has 10 proof 1ae1 taa=e --ob =
agreement al present, but nows hat
it Is COMMON talk as il vas four years
zeo
The Graphic has beard dark
horse@ mentioned but has 10 positive
assurance that The dark horse VII
Re ENTERED il tie colest Z L.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17
EWSeS6NcE STlcy
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IT. # r. American course of study
i hygiene and Temperance By 2 CON-
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t,efs = - r. :. MEDICAL pro
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17

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e-crls-ior Is special charge Sua-
-pa-s fang to receive toe1- s'sr'=srs
Dpsr1y. vi co-fsr favor u20n fc1s
4eDs-ns1t " reporting ca-asass1ass
n failure 10 deliver 81 c1ca, F'1o-1s
nc Sc pev "a
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-17
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