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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-07
Sins @ai6inatpn.

2oomfs foI1 geBer.
8aibington @. g., 8. @pril.-
@utem gerne6men nod TOLL Der
Siilfs Stoats . Sefretdr 2oomis
ben 2aufpoB erbolten, iobalo &ooie-
belt BON ieinem So9oausflug 5uriid-
fe6rt. Ser erite aiiiitent Sap's ioa
iid nGmli6 oltr6 oIerIei 0tiBgriife
in ser ct. Domingo : affoire Oas
WiBfaQen 0eS YrGiioenten IN boz
benz @raoe 5uge3ogen bo6en. 9aB
er ni6t .8eriona @rqta" lit, 3eigt
idou ser ltmitano, oab er in Der slb-
meienbeit Sap's oenlelben ni6t oi-
reft pertreten Oarf, ionbern 9rteg5-
SefretGr Saft oer @ertraiusmonn
G~ooiepeIt'S, Die ~otsm6rtige Bolttif
leitet. ga 2oomts ie6o6 Der SHiiB-
ling zines Der repu6Iifaniiden Siib-
ret I'M Senot uno poIitiib iel6it
3iemli6 itorf lit, miro er ni6t einfa6
nit einem 8uBtritt an bie 2uft be-
foroert, lon0ern OILS @%elonoter ms
9Iuslono gei1idt, uno oomit NUMB
toot gentodt iperoert.
Sur &eitgnation ait ge-
oroert.
@ie bier crit iett befannt miro,
bat Der SefretGr oe8 Snnern, Sitd-
cod, oen @ouberneur Sobn o. Sra.
Op bon alo8fa 5ur Heiignotion Dor
einem Monot oufgeforoert, neil iid
beraltsgeIteIlt bat, Dab Der @olluer-
neltr an elmer 8ergluerf8 : @elel(-
ifoft betbeiligt 1T, Wel6e 0urd an.
5eigen Diel bon iid reoen mudt. Ger
SrGIioent fam nit Setretdr Sitheod
iiberetI ooB Die Sotloge cine slei-
DIE iei, mie BEL Sen acknowledgement
gegen 0ie Danes : Gommiiiion Dor
einem Sabre, uno es fpuroe bei6lois
len, Dem @ouperneur Die Alternative
at I%telleit, ooB er entipe0er iein Arnt
nieoerlegen ODER aus Ser @eieaidaft
alistreten miiiie. @ouuernelir Bro.
oD bat ober ieitoem niHtS bon lid DO
rem loilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-07
germiidte tclearophiide aepeiden.

- Sc. Cello, Der friibere &eoofteur
oeS 9latteS oGotbolie llniberie," Elm
nombafter Sournoliit aui firdlidem
@ebiet, lit I'M 81. 2e6ensiobre in
Glepelauo, Ohio, geitorben,
0as &biteiibe SoteG in Norri.
ion in Der NGbe bon Sterling, ST.,
lit einem nGdtlifen 8rnnoe aunt
Spfer 9efolen, ipeIfer einen Sdos
Den bon $4,000 anrihtete. Die @d.
Ite, meI9e i'm S6lofe gelegen batten,
entfomen nit Miibe.
- Der in @oltor Woiiy ongelang-
tie 8ompfer oMoltfefels" brad)te aus
OItinoien cine itorfe 2aotng ieltener
Gbiere, g~lepbonten Siger, oarinter
ooS oneeblid gr0Bte in oer@efoneen-
i6dft befinoIi6e erempIor, 2eopar-
Den, 91reu, affen, S6langen uno
8ogel init.
- 9te Glorf . COMPANY 1T Yitts-
burg bat in ser Ndbe bon Wount
8ernon, g., cine Selqitelle nnge-
bobrt, nelde oas Del 30 Sub bod
iiber Den 9rabn biraus i6leuoerte 1t.
Die &0bren ~iprengte, 10 Dab eineaaen-
&c Del berloren ging. 9ubenoe BON
@eieaihoften aus Ohio baben in Der
llmgebung @runoItiide gepodtet.
Sr Sutton, ap., bot Elm Mob
sipei Beriltde 9emoft, oos @efdng-
nib 3t Itiirtnen uno orei Neger ST.
lpnden, pelhe a%ngeihuloigt. Iino,
einen BoIi5iiten eridoiien 81 baben.
Ger Mopor uno cine an5abl berpor-
%rogenoer giirger oes Srtes traten
Dem Wob enteegen ino retteten Den
Regern oie Damn nod Sifmon tueg-
gebroft murben, ous 2e6er.
= 0oS 8erbor IN Dem Sa6eoSGor.
pu8 . 8erfobren 81 @uniten S. DIOR.
gan Smitb'S utb ieiner Satin, Ran
Botterion's S6meiter, in Cincinnati
wilroe geitern theiter peridoben bis
gum nGdIten Wontag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-07
Gobne Der @eidfoblengrG6er.

Altoona, go. 8. 4pril. Rah
longen 8erbonollngen bat Die Cont
ieren5 5mii6en ben geiibern bon
@eibfoblengrliben in GentrolzEenn.
Iplonnien uno ibren 4rbeitern cine
2obnifala unter5ei6net, ipel6e Die
p%orjabrigen 2obni6te nit elmer 90.
iiS bon 62 Gents pro Come fir
Sonoarbeit feitbalt. Die arbeit, Die
ieit Dem 81. Mdr5 ein9elteIlt mar.
miro beilte .mieoer oufgenommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-07
vSOb SeaOus" slnltalt a~baebrannt.

goriicono, Ger, 5. @pril. -
9os SaupteebGiloe oes bieiigen Dob
5eloms' @ittluen. unog8oiIenbeims"
brolnte iammt Der Ginri6tung &c.
tern nieoer. Der S6ooen betrGgt
100000, lpobon $4,000 ourd Ser
iiderung eebedt iino. Sri. 0tarD
8pott, peld)e i'm @ebGloe fronf ge.
legen mo iid 3i einem 3eniter bin.
aus gei6mungen bate, mtlroe 0urd)
ben sSnQ MIR leift perlett. 9lltd orei
fleine Naoden, mel6e iid ourd elm
Seniter retten woaten, tritgen MIR
geringe 8%erlebungcn oobon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-07
Sin b~eIifater SsaG.

Sru. 8. $. @iemon'S SGngerfeIts
ltbr inter i6pierigen llmitGnoeu
5uriid eritottet. - Der Rame 6es
9ie6eS 6os @ebeimntB zines bic
itgen @ntpaltS.
SSn ser 9eItrigen Sibnng Ser
CTS" mllroe &ru. 2eopolO $. @ie-
man bon alien Sciten fir Die @ieoer-
erlonglng iciner llbr gratllirt, mel
DIE ibm% gelegentlid Der g@lts" Gon-
benton IN Cincinnati, lebten Cont
mer geltobleu Duroe. 8efanntlid
murbe Die ltbr Srn. @ienton nab
Dem letten S~Gngerfeit bon Der SGn-
gerfeit . 8eieai6oft gei6enft uno Der
8ertb oes ~Gbronometers miro oui
$500 9elfGbt. In 9ienItog iudte
Sr. CHARLES q. Sdirm, @r.GongreB.
Glbgeproneter uno @r.@golteo &lller
Der CTS" Srn. @iemon ouf 1no
erfldrte iif bereit, I'M Nomen zines
&Iienten, inn Die llbr ge9en 9e5ab-
hing BON $500 5uriid 5u erItotten.
Sr. @ien1on itellte &rn. Sdirm ei-
men Gbed gum 8etroge bon $500 ans
mo erbielt feline llbr. SpGter ltellte
er ieOo9 in ieiner 8onf oie 8e5ob-
hung oes Gbeds ob, ltno iebt bat Sru.
Sdirm'S Silent oo8 Na6ieben. &r.
8ieman erfl1rte geitern glbeno einem
9erifterItotter oes n9eltti6en GORE.
ipoHoenten" gegeniiber, DOB CT 5ufrie-
Ben lei, oie $500 5lt be8oblen, penn
er Den Nonlen oes MonneS erfobre,
Der linn Die llbr entipen0et babe, Sr.
S6irm mill onoererieitS Den Nomen
ieineS &lienten aus Notwithstanding
ten nid)t preisgeben, oa er 0ernieIben
ais 4npoIt &eri6pie9enbeit i6uG-
Dig lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-07
Nanft ab.

philadelphia, 5. april.
Or. Sermon g.. Silpredt bat, ipie es
beiBt, ieine Heiignotiou oils .&uitos
Der bobplonilhen Gbtbeilung beS
n8ree Mitieltm Of Seience orto art"
uno ais 8rofGiior Der 9liiprioIogie in
Die SGnoe Der llnioerlit6t BON Penn-
%iplparin oele9t. Mon 9loubt, ooB
Die llnteriudung Der gegen i'm erbo-
benen ~glnflo9en nit elmer ipenigitenS
tbeillueiien 6reiipredung fit i'm en-.
Oi9en miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-07

Berionnl. 1oti5en. = Sr.
Senrp 30. Comics, Der betagte Sefre=
tar Der Shulbeboroe, Der mebrere
Monate lang in ieiner @obnung, Ger.
1910, Roro.grooomap, franf barnie-
Der lag, lit iotpeit 9eneien, bob er
tGglif filr5e Sp%a5iergdnee unterneb'
men fam.
Sr. Srpine aepier, jun, Der
mebrere Gage lang i'm vGburd Some
& Snfirmarp" oarnieber lag, befin,
bet iif aiif Dem 8ege Der @eneiung,
- Iub i'm 8efinoen Der Srou Or.
Sobn o. Shnatfa, Wr. 1908, 9orb.
groaomap, Die mebrere Gage front
war, lit cine geiieru1s einsetreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-07

Ser @rfoIg. = 9ame: nWteine
3ohter mdr tpGbreno oes SommerS
in einem Babe, III Dem ii6 MIR 9a-
men oufbieltenl" = Serr Q1delno):
p@elpiB bate Oa Die Sur feinen Jon.
oerliden erfolg!" - Dame: God,
ood, tie bot iid nit Dem 9aoear5te
perlobtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-07

9reifo6e s o65eits SET
CT in elmer SamiIie. - Sr.
lno 5roii George 8. &eqefer, iut.,
bon Ger. s, Siio 9lnnitrobe, feierten
eeItern Abeuo in ibrer 8ebaltillng
i6r ~30.iGbrigeS Soh5eits . SubilGum
uno 5u9Iei6 Die SrouuAg bon 3meien
ibrer &inoer uno ben 80. @eburts.
tog ser Srot HeIlefer. lin 7 llbr
9lbenos nuroe Sri. Hoio g. &e(efer,
Softer oes 8oores, nit Srn. HoS.
monion 6. Seterion getrout uno
Sri. Gorlotta 8ritaes, Sodter bon
Srn. unb 8rait -GborIesf Sris-
ges bon 8eit = 6ronflinItroBe, i6loB
nit Senrp s. &eaefer, iun., oen9uno
fiir'S 2e6en. Sic 0oppelbof3eit fono
in Ser 5ipeiten Observation-Disclosures.
die an Baltimore. utto 2lopoltrobe
itott un6 8oItor E. SolmeS @olfer
poll5og 6ieielbe.
Bier @enerotionen Ser Samilte
Reuefet tpobnten ser 8eier oes 8a-
geS in Der 8obnung OeS Subelpoa.
res BET, nGmlid Sr. uno 6rou Geo.
6. Geqefer, ien., griterer IS uno iei-
ne 8roii so Sabre aft, oils &epr6.
ientanten Der eriten Generation; Sr.
uno Srou Geo. 8. Geqeder, IT., oils
iol6e Der 5ipeiten, oeren Ginoer ais
brittle, ulto 5tuei &inoer Der ~perebelid)-
ten Sodter Oes lebt9enonnten Soo.
res, 6rau 2poio s. Otto, ols oierte
Generation. 9ieie beioen &inoer,
Sri. Gtbel uno Carl Otto, f~ungirten
ais 9lumertm1oden, reip. Sage u1to
llibers iparen Die $50. Cana 8bitt.
more, &obert Mcaen5ie, 8m. Wfiacr
unb Charles Sritges. Die beioen
irneen @aore beeoben iid no6 Ser
So65eitsfeier olif Die Soh5eitSreiie
no6 Dem Roroen. No1 i1rer Giid.
febr merben Sr. uno 6rau s. s. Hel-
lefer in Ir. 8, Siio.annItroBe, mob.
men, unb Sr. uno Srou BeterIen in
Hr. 1850, Sit : &omboroitroBe.
Gin Ipotbefer aus Gan.
t ermi t. - ST.. 8. u. BrD-
or, Elm befannter Slpotbefer bon Gan-
ton, 6eiien @eidGftsplob iid on Der
Gde Der @Qiott. llno G~lintonItrobe
befinbet, lit felt Dem lebten Sonntag
berI6nunoen, uno man bot ieitoem
nidts mieber bon linn ge6ort. Im
letter. Sonntag Nadmittag berlieb
er Die Ipotbefe, nd66em er nod
mebreren &unoen Weoi5in berfauft
batte. 8rau grpor Ia9t, ibr Monn
rperoe i%pobrideinli6 binner &ur5em
5uridfebren. Gr perlieB bereitS pcr
einigen Wonoten feline @obnung, er
febrte ieood na6 ablouf mebrercr
Gage 5uriid.
Ole S nitaIIotion Der
neuen 8eomten Ser y9alti.
more : 2oge Rr. z" bonn Sroen Der
n@lfs" fano eeitern gben1 i'm Glub.
6olIe itatt. 8ei Dem gnlaIIe nuroe
Dem gralteo Huler, Srn. s. s. 9opo,
elm pradtpoles Bouquet iiberreidt.
Die neiten geamten fino: @r-@rolteb
&uler Sol. Salabes, gralteoi Guler
s. Goodman gopo, 2opal &nigbt
Econ Sdift Occurring anigbt 9. SO.
Deer, Sefret1r 9opio 8~ieienfelo.
Sdotmeiiter s. 8oB &loitermomt,
Squire 9. @. Souie, Spler Somes
$. Mabanep, aaplan @. sc. year-
lep, innere @a6e e. 90. Seffner, Or.
ganiIt Stepbon Steinmiiller; 9ru-
Itees: S. S. Sanion, 2ouis Sonomis,
6. 90. g~aOnaIaber, Sob. g. 6otpler
uno q. Onnnenberg.
goIIifion.- Gin @agann Der
Columbia : apenue : Sinie miiroe
an Der Columbia : apenue : &rett.
5ung Der Baltimore : Sbio gabn"
geaen cine 2ofomotibe geltoben, hoo.
BEL Der 2ofomotipfiibrer SO. s. Sobn,
ion Ieid)t perlebt tuur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-07

SIN gifer. - .@ie, Serr Gol.
lege, Sic glaliben nidt, oab Der bon
mir propbe5eite @eltuntersang elm
treiIen miro2 -. Nlin, als i1 I'M
goriabre einen @eltuntergang pro-
ple5eite, qlaltbte College &eiter oud)
nidt oaraf = Die Welt lit aber bod
untcrgegangen ...I@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-07
Observation-Disclosures

SEQ ernenbofbGiit1e -
llnteroiii5ier gum @~ini6brigerL oei-
iengiero nit bm madt, tuas er MIN:
@@inidbriger, Sic ipolen mir wobl
weis MADDEN, oaB Sic Der 8eriinfti-
gere BON Sbnen geioen iino, neil
Sic INNER nadgeben2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-07
incorporate n.

Die 5irma Stedel & Setpitt fplrbe
bon ben $50. Sarrp 6. Stefel, SO. O.
Sefpitt, SarrpR. @ilbert, 6. g. Won.
ming unb Saul M. Burnett nit Ell.
mem aftienfapital bon $4,000 I'M
eorporirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-07
GaTe! YGFe!

sar Meiie in's AmslanS 6eioret 6.
Maiae, Hr. Ali, ct. Banl-s trake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-07

Yet n@eldtgpereln rglhentran5"
belt geItern @beno in Sdmibt's
Saae, ede 3. nno Coughs troBe,
S~igblonotofun, feline reeeImaBiae
SingItnnbe ab uno iibte gbore fir
ieiten eriten Maisgusflug Elm. Waeb.
rere @inloouneen anberer 8ereine
ipiiroen ongenomnlefl.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-10-30

color of Hair Said to Indicate q Per-
sons Temperament.

Many people believe that blonde, or
light hair denotes affection and lark
hair constancy. A person without hair
is not devoid of character; far from it.
The disposition of the average bald
headed man is to show such solicitude
for the welfare of others, that he neg
ects himself. A germ causes badness.
Prof. Sabouraud, Of Paris, France, in
locculated a rabbit with Dandruff germs.
causing it to become totally bald In five
weeks time. To rid the scalp of these
dangerous germs 1T is necessary tn apply
Herpicide.
Destroy the cause-you remove the
effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co..
Detroit. Mich.
EAGLE DRUG q JEWELLERY CO..
Special Agents.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-10-30
DlEHL'S
BOOK 0Id STAT|ONERYSTORE
CHRIS DIEHL, Prop.
Great Fire Sale

/ have marked down the price of
books and Stationery 80 per cent Ny
stock was damaged a little by smoke
and will close it out at 50cts. on a dol
Tor and the stock is as good as ever,
but a trifle damaged from smoke.
BREAD, DOUGHTNUTS, FRUIT
AND VEGETABLES
OF ALL KINDS.
My stock of NOTIONS is complete
and now is the time to buy my goods
at half their value. | have ordered
another stock OF school books and sta
tionery of all kinds and will soon un-
pack he finest line aver opened. Give
me a call.
Chris Diehl.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-10-30

8. A. Read, Cisco. Tex, writes, March
II, 1901: MY wrist was sprained so bad
ly By a fall that 1t was useless: and az
ter using several remedies that failed to
give relief. used Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment. and was cured. I earnestly res-
sprains." Sold by the Eagle Drug and
Jewelry Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-04

phis but is directed to make rates
from particular stations more uni
form: that the rates on shipments
other than cotton are not disturbed.
hut revision is recommended on rate
on live stock and cotton seed to Mem
phis; but it is doubtful whether
the company can be held responsible
for rates imposed by the Arkansas
commission, and that some rates from
Memphis to some local points in Ar
kansas are unreason laiy ni" n"
road is to submit new schedule as
TO these within thirty days.
Subsequent results will be watched
by railroad officials with interest. The
opinion exists that the freight bureau
and the city council of Mempis will
find difficulty in enforcing special con-
tracts, and annulling franchises if, as
is believed, the roads have legal
basis for protecting their property in
terests Appeals to the Interstate
Commerce commission would, it is
thought, be the grounds fer rail
roads applying for an injunction to
restrain annullment procedure by the
city council
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-04
A "JiMMY BROWN" STORY.

W. L. Alden's new Juvenile, Jimmy
Brown Trying TO Find Europe" re-
Gently published by the Harpers. will
amnse grown people fully as well as
the small boys for whom it is ostensi
oily written. Jimmy's naive digres
sions into moral philosophy are
delicious
Presence of mind is great thing"
writes Jimmy. There was once
nan who was walking along the road
and he saw horse and carriage come
tearing along. for the horse was run.
ring away and there were people in
the carriage who were sure to be kill
ed unless the horse could be stopped
before he ran into something There
was deep river by the side Of the
road and the man rushed out in from.
of the horse and yelled and danced
and waved newspaper and frighten
ed the horse, so that he dragged the
carriage off the side of the road into
the river and was drowned. and all
the people in the carriage were drown
ed too If it hadn't been for this
F., mans presence of mind the horse
would have been sure to have run in
to something and the people would
! have had their legs broke or their
brains knocked out. This shows us
what a valuable thing presence of
mind is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-04
FAVORABLE REPORTS
From New Orleans and Other Points
on the Fever.

New Orleans. Sept 4.-Favorabl'
reports of the yellow fever siinarlon
in the city are the rule. and with in
creasing evidence that al danger Of Il
repetition of the devastating epidemic
of 1878 is past. public alarm is slowly
disappearing in the rural districts.
Communities are becoming normal
again, restrictions are being removed
from freight traffic. business is reviv,
ing and inestima BILE good has resulted
from the establishment Of the correct
ness of the mosquito theory ss
The appearance of sporadic cases
o. fever at Vicksburg has had helm.
ful effect here because > it has mad.
Vicksburg realize that danger is not
in infection of freight. DR.. White said
today that hereafter Vicksburg, which
had formerly refused to do SO. would
accept the certificates, both freight
service. Vicksburg desires to move
her own frcisht. and is willing to
make concessions TO do So So will;
Natchez. The action of these cities is
counted on to have a wholesome effect
through Mississippi, while the effort $
of the state board of health are caus-
ing notifications throughout Louis.
lana
All the federal authorities adhere
% their opinion that the fever will
have practically disappeared by the
first of October if the public shows no
lelax2t ION ii it's efforts to destroy the
mosquito.
1873 and 1905.
In 1878 the number Of deaths Sep
tember was SS. This year the num-
Der is three. That proves the state
now and is gradually being eradical- :!
Twc eases were found today fout
miles on; on tie Gently road. The rs'
'ients being a father and son Anothe,
ease was picfed mp in Milneburg by
lhe officers. There are no specially
VII known names in the list. lhougl
she proportion of Italians is very
siaall.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Ruclsc~'s
oaS" has hCen pronounced not velloW
ever. aud he Will be on duty TO-DAY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-04

With a properly written advertise
tines VIZ 20 along without us.-A. f.
Nose, Y. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-04

end he took command of the ship
end brought her into pert with a
crew of five men. The owners of the
brig allowed him summary salvage
and made him master Of their finest
full-rigged ship. AS captain of this
vessel he made three full voyages
from Whitehaven, her home port, to
Vii einia and the West Indies. 1t was
on one Ct these voyages that, having
difficulty with burly, mutinous mu-
latto of the crew, he knocked the man
down with a Delaying pin. Some
weeks after the man died, and Captain
Paul, on his return to Whitehaven.
was arrested for murder This Incl
dent was favorably made much of by
English writer's who were fond of por-
traying Paul Jones as merely ruth
less pirate, brigand of the sea. But
an English jury summari'y acquitted
him. He testified in his own behalf
with the frankness and fearlessness
of his nature. When asked if he had
not used more force than was neces-
sary to preserve discipline, he answer
ed: May it please this honorable
court. may say it became necessary
TO strike a mutinous sailor. When
ever it becomes nee Sssary for CON-
manding officer to strike seaman, it
IS also necessary 10 strike With a
weapon. l may say that the neces
sity to strike carries with it the nee
essity to kill or completely disable
the mutineer. l had two brace Of
loaded pistols in my belt and could
easily have shot him. I struck with
a Delaying pin in preference, because
! hoped I might subdue him without
killing him. Later in life Paul Jones
threw overheard the cat-o'nine-tails
on every American war vessel he took
command Of and treated his fighting
sailors with a regard and considera-
tion unknown in those rough times
Lynn Tew Spra que In the September
Outing Magazine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-04
HOW DID SHE KNOW.

They We're. takinga Sunday after
noon walk-hes and she. -.
He was-tal and broad-shouldered-..
Also strong-armed-but let us moi
/ anticipate. 49,
She was of average height, wore a
stunning gown and might be c1assi-
fled as a comely blonde
Their line of march lay along a
peaceful street in. a south side sub
nrb. Ahead of them was a long. dark
subway where the street ran under
lie elevated tracks of two or more
of the great trunk lines of railway
of which Chicago is the common cen
ter
You're not afraid to go through
here, are you, Cascaretta he said, a.
they entered the subway =.
"Afraid?' she answered. '.No
why should | be? 1t looks perfectly
harmless, and there's nobody in sight.
Be side s'-and she looked up at him
shy ly-"you are along"
so am he rejoined, walking q
little closer. as the shadows closed
about them.
They proceeded deliberately There
was no occasion for haste.
Still, he felt compelled to take her
hand, to prevent her from stumbling
on the smooth cement sidewalk.
How dark it is, G>>ald!" she ex
Gained.
Yes" he said placing protectin 9
arm. around her. It's pretty dars
here, for fact. We're near The mid
i'e of ii now
| Pres emily she spoke again.
This is the darkest place. isn't il ~
Yes. Cascaretta," he answered
tira wing her to him telderly and kis,
ing her .sfs-
instantly she broke from his ean
brace.
II couldn't h lp it. d ar" he fal
tered.
"Gorald Greeneaae," said the il
! diens nj Girl Snoorhia2 her pompa
! douI and rearraneine her hat. YOU re
Just like all the men. You cant herd
Your head when Yea Kiss girl. Yo,
compel her 70 staud 0N tiptce to res q
you.'
ThAy walked the rest of -hc way
through the subway sn silence.
i IN the face Cf a wholesale accusa
sion like that what could III helples,
! young man say?-Chicago Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-04
HOW POUL JONES WON
HIS FIRST COMMAND

Returning home from the West In.
dies after his voyages as a SLAYER,
the yellow fever broke out on the
ship on which he had taken passage.
The captain and mate died the crew
was reduced TO few sick men. but
John Paul. defying the fever as he
defed every enemy. would never 60
below except to aid the suffering, but
spent his days in the rigging. In the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-04
Alabama and Sherlock Holmes.

Louis Dean, the romantic actor. and
his company open the regular season
of the Elks theater today. The matt
nee Offering is Lifts Alabama, and
tonight. Sherlock Holmes, with all its
attendant mystery and fun will be pre-
sented The New York Mirror, the
authority on things theatrical, has CIV
en- Mr.. Dean the following deserved
comment. "Mr. Louis Dean, as Don
Ceasar De Bazan, is entitled to place
is front ranks of the truly great ac.
tors"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-04
r EN- EN- eER

That VI. Garret son sells life and fire
Insurance: that's all No real estate,
no rents, no accident or plate glass or
yellow fever insurance handled. Ny
motto is 10 give the other fellow some
show. See me before you take out
life lor fire. also before having your
fire insurance renewed. Office room
No. 5, Mas mic Temple
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-04
UP AGAINST 1T.

Pardon me- sir" said the waiter to
the diner who was about to leave,
''but haven't you forgotten something.
siro'
We'll, if ! have you may keep il for
your honesty" srowled the man who
belonged to the Antitippers' club.
Thank you, sir" answered the wal,
ter You left this pocketbook on
Your chair-slipped out of yonr
pocket. suppose. Again I thank you.
sir"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-04
FAVE YOUR SIDEWALKS
BUILT uNpES a GuAPANre

I. p Shelby is prepared 10 bull
concrete sidewalks. and to do al G.
er kind Of concrete work. He emploN
only skilled labor, and uses the be-
OF material. All of his work is ~uar
anteed. See him for prices. (S.S)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-04
AMUSE ENTS.

+ + + + + + + + + + + = Z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-04
RIVER
PACKET co.

Ed Nowland, Pres. Gen. Mgr.
Telephone No. old, sc; new, 49h
for al information.
c. E. PE1i.pot. General Agent.
Beat leaves Memphis every Tue.
Gay AT 5 p. 10.
Boat leaves Pine Bluff every Frida,
at II a. m.
We make lowest rates to and from
ali points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-04

ASi2e from The Inducements we Of
-. we Rscribe our success TO the fact
thai We advertise the truth.-Cohen
and cQmpany. n Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-04
POLICE COURT REPORT.

The police cou,t report for August
has been completed, and will We pre-
Sented to the city council at its ses-
sion tonight The totals are as fol
lows. Cash. S1,317: com,nated. s295 !:
appealed. s72;; number of eases, 3S3 );
dismissed, 50: transferred, 4. It is an
excellent showing, especially in view
n the fact that the quarantine prevail
ing during the month lessenea he
amoNn' Of police court business.